Newsecurity Legislation Demanded in Wake of Security Ruling
In Washington the Justice Department suspends its nonsensitive job removals from the federal employee security program pending study. Senators Mundt Eastland McCarthy and Cotton push for broad legislation to extend the program to all government workers. Senator Johnston criticizes the administration for overstepping authority and praises the attorney general's admission.
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Justice Department
Congress
Atty
Brownell
Supreme Court
Mondey
Ser
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Eisenhower
Sen. Cotton
R-Nh
Cotton
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Sens
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarthy
R-Wis
House
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Senate
Johnston
Senate Civil Service
Police hold 3 in Loblaw premium theft case
Buffalo police and private investigators say they cracked a scheme stealing about $10 000 in merchandise from Loblaw Inc. The trio included John H. Carter 25 and Robert Lee Green 27 charged with first degree grand larceny while James F. Breiges 37 faces criminal receiving stolen goods. Carter hid goods outside the warehouse for pickup by Green then moved them to Bridges bowling alley downtown.
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Buffalo
Loblaw Inc
John H. Carter
Robert Lee Green
James F. Breiges
Carter
Green
Bridges
50-Ft Truck Drop Kills Driver in Lebanon
A truck missed a curve in Lebanon Ohio early today and plunged through a used car lot, sending three cars over a 50 foot drop and catching fire. The driver Ilyas Richard E. Fox 31 of Louisville was killed. The truck carried unidentified chemicals that began to burn. Brakes were reportedly present. Four new cars were damaged by the blast.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Don Epping
Ilyas Richard E. Fox
Louisville
Epping
British freighter Corintia reports shelling off Foo Chow
Hong Kong dispatch says the British freighter Corintia was fired on Friday by Communist Chinese shore batteries near Foochow but no casualties or damage were reported.
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Hong Kong
Corintia
Foochow
Keep Seeking Arms Curbs Says Stassen Urges United Action
G. E. Stassen urged the United States to pursue a sound disarmament accord with Soviet Russia and other nations. He spoke at the New York Bankers Association meeting, warning against cynicism and gullibility while advocating reduced armaments, forces, and expenditures under a verified control system. He noted Russia’s rejection of an open skies aerial inspection plan.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Gerarold E. Stassen
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Stassen
Soviet Russia
Russia
U. S
Gem Thieves Net $50,000
Boston police report jewel thieves looted a guest room at the Ritz Carlton Hotel escaping with more than 350000 in gems and furs. Victim Wallace M Scudder Jr of Bondville Vermont identified a diamond bracelet valued at 42250 among the missing items.
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Wallace M. Scudder Jr
Bondville Vt
Ritz Carleton
Virginia
Scudder
Scudders
The
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N.J
Arabs and Israelis Seek Peace Hammarskjold Says
Dag Hammarskjold told John Foster Dulles that Arab and Israeli leaders are anxious to keep the peace in the Middle East. He noted a genuine will to peace but warned that a lasting settlement requires acceptance by the parties involved.
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United Nations
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Middle East
U.N
Israel
Hammarskjold
Palestine
Color Bar Ban Sought in Africa Conference
More than 150 delegates of the Capricorn African Society opened a three day conference at Lake Nyasa in Nyasaland seeking agreements to end Africa's color bar and foster a new African patriotism inclusive of all races.
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Salina
Bar Pals Prove He's All Wet Detroit wager ends in push
Perry Robinson met two men in Windsor Ontario and bet them forty dollars he could swim the Detroit River. As they reached the edge one man said he would hold the money and the two pushed him in and fled. Robinson reported the incident to police.
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Detroit
Perry Robinson
Windsor
Ont
Robinson
Detroit River
Oklahoma cattlemen say Russians want peace
A group of 37 Oklahoma cattlemen and farmers returned from a Russia trip. They observed Russians desire peace, noting peace doves on posts and children wearing emblems. They found Russian farming hardworking but inefficient and equipment crude, with menial labor by women prominent.
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New York
Russia
Jean Neustadt
Ardmore
Clarence W. Burch
Mill Creek
Moscow
Agricultural Academy
Academy
Henry Hitch
Guymon
Europe
Neustadt
President Eisenhower Plans Quiet Weekend At Walter Reed
President Eisenhower woke briefly through the night and plans a restful weekend with family visits and reading. He will continue walking exercises in his Walter Reed suite and sign a small batch of papers before meeting Monday with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Richard M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Queen Elizabeth androyal couple dance in Stockholm
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip joined European royalty and Swedish nobles in the Town Hall hall for samba and mambo as their Sweden visit reached its peak. The royal gathering in Stockholm showcased Britain’s sovereigns with Swedish bluebloods during an evening of lively dancing.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Britain
Elizabeth II
Margaret
Royal Hall
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Hot Weather Spurs Crime Hoovers Says
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover warned that killers rapists and robbers strike most often in hot weather while presenting his crime report during a heat wave. He credited seasonality with shifting crime types and noted property crimes dip in summer while violent offenses rise in warmer months.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Home Folks Raise Fund For Caudle
WADESBORO N C A statewide money drive to aid T Lamar Caudle in his fight against big business backed administration gathered steam. Caudle previously headed the Tax Division under Truman faced a tax evader conspiracy conviction in St Louis. Organizer L W Childers said the drive aims to keep the Democratic Party intact in the South with fund collection across Anson and 14 counties already contacted.
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Wadesboro
N.C
T. Lamar Caudle
St. Louis
Caudle
Justice Department
Truman
North Carolina
L. W. Childers
Republican Party
South
Childers
U.S
Prosecution seeks prison terms for Romanian legation raid
The Swiss federal prosecutor urged prison terms from 16 months to six years for four young Romanian anti Communist exiles who seized the Romanian legation last year. Lead defendant Olivius Beldeanu would get six years followed by expulsion and a 1 year ban. One shooter faces five years and 19 year ban. The court faces guilt for political espionage with the defense planning to contest accidental death of the chauffeur. Verdict expected Thursday.
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Switzerland
Rene Dubois
Olivius Beldeanu
Mellem Fae OL Mpelesneads
Web Bona Wl
Wali Cocrescu
Aedy Wed
Legation
Jon Chirila
Dumitru Ochin
Dubois
Beldeanu
William
Soviet Chief Shepilov visits Cairo amid arms shift to East
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov arrived in Cairo to review Egyptian arms from the Communist bloc and to meet with President Nasser and officials. The visit coincides with Egypt's eastward trade ties and preparations for a parade of bloc arms as evacuation ceremonies take place.
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Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Cairo
Pravda
Czechoslovakia
China
Poland
Shepilov
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mahmoud Fawzi
Hassan Ibrahim
Ibrahim
Aswan
World Bank
Compromise Road Plan Is Ready
Senate House conferees completed action on an interstate road program with toll road inclusion gaining agreement. House favors 40 000 miles, Senate 42 500, and a next meeting is planned to resolve the final point on 2 500 miles amid talk of a 13 year funding span and a 16 year highway tax plan.
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Washington
Senate House
Gore
D-Tenn
House
Senate
Lightning Strikes Track Tower at Washington Park
Lightning hit the photofinish tower at Washington Park Race Track injuring no one. Two placing judges and three cameramen were stunned but unhurt.
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Homewood, Tl
Washington Park Race Track
Fitzpatrick Named To Cornell Board
Paul E. Fitzpatrick of Buffalo former Democratic state chairman was named to a five year term on the Cornell University Board of Trustees. Governor Harriman appointed him to succeed George R Pfann of Ithaca in the unsalaried post pending State Senate confirmation next year.
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Albany
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Cornell University
Harriman
George R. Pfann
Ithaca
State Senate
Dutch Deny Queen Will Get Divorce
Dutch Premier Willem Drees dismissed rumors that Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard would divorce or separate. He called such talk ridiculous and said the queen's private affairs, including possible influence from faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans, were not government concerns. Der Spiegel had circulated the claims alleging a rift over state matters.
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Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Willem Drees
Drees
Greet Hofmans
der Spiegel
Miss Holmans
Chicago man jailed after vandalizing tavern during protest
Gladys Wise asked George Barnes to watch her tavern but he menaced the place and wasted alcohol. He poured 145 fifths of whiskey down the drain, emptied four beer barrels, and smashed 20 beer cases. He received 34 days in jail saying I just got mad.
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Chicago
Gladys Wise
George Barnes
Barnes
Will Jersey Get New TV City
SECAUCUS N J plans for a vast television city near New York were discussed as the sale of Frank Hastie half interest in a Gadgere teller prompted city officials to consider a square mile TV headquarters on the former race track slip. Mayor John J Kane said planners were shaping plans but would not disclose details.
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New York City
Frank Hastie
Gadgere Teller
John J. Kane
New Jersey
Kane
Rockefeller Diet touted as satisfying weight loss plan
Look Magazine reports a food expert who shed 45 pounds by a seven year research based diet centered on protein rich meals. The article urges readers to pick up Look and read full details of the Rockefeller Diet.
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Look Magazine
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