Convicted Red Spy Abel Faces Possible Death Verdict
In Brooklyn federal court Abel, a Soviet spy and former US colonel, was found guilty of conspiracy to steal Unit-Hing and faces possible the death sentence in a peacetime civilian trial. Prosecutors hailed the verdict as a blow to Soviet espionage as Abel’s defense urged appeal. The judge set November 15 for sentencing as witnesses described his long career and loyalty to his cause.
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New York
Ruolph Ty
Abel
Moscow
Steles
Alorme
James
Bi Donovan
Soviet Union
Civiliam
United States
Atty Gen
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Washington
Roy Rhodes
Belvoir
U.S
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Matriel
W. Byers
Rholles
Talks on using Sampson AFB as camp reach key officials
Washington reports Secretary of Defense McElroy will discuss plans to use Sampson Air Force Base as an underprivileged boys summer camp next week. Rep. John Taber of Auburn is left out of talks after two years leading the effort, as a group of lawmakers aims to meet McElroy on the proposal.
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Jules Witgover
Herald-Journal
Bereay Washington
Scretary of
Defense
Sampeson Air Force Base
John Taber
Auburn
Taber
Dis Inlet
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Neil H. McElroy
Harriman Refuses To Debate Convention Plan
Albany Senate leader Mahoney calls for statewide debate on constitutional convention while Harriman declines. The piece also reports a tragedy in Arlington, Minnesota where Joe Garcia and his family died from accidental asphyxiation tied to a gas heater, and notes comments from officials and other political figures as the scene shifts through multiple briefs.
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Albany
Senate
Walter J. Maloney
Harriman
Mahoney
Irio
de Arlington
Minn. U
GOP
Joe Garcianos
A. F. Oysterheft
Vention
Garcia
Harrimen
Adelina
George
Rosinda
Charles van Devander
Sylvia
Joe Jr
Joe Jr. 1, Died|n Gov. Harriman
Able
Eisenhower to Attend December Paris NATO Leaders Meet
President Eisenhower planned to travel to Paris for a NATO meeting in December with heads of government and foreign ministers from member nations. Reports said the summit could be aimed at addressing Western defense and Russia challenges, possibly leading to a broader summit session.
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NATO
Paris
Joan M. Hightower
Osnrada
Eisen
Russia
France
Bot
Eison
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
Ambuscadue Amerylhower
Houghton
Harold Macmillan
Smally
Six Injured In Syracuse Area Crashes Mortality Toll Rises
Six young men in their late teens or early twenties died or were injured in separate crashes in the Syracuse area. At Liverpool a car driven by Norman Halliday lost control on Tulip Street, pitched into a ditch, then rolled. Sherwood and Donald Wiegand were among the injured and the car's rear window shattered. In Canastota a head on collision on Route 5 left Robert Fox, Harold DeVaul, and two others injured. James R. Clouse was killed near Verona in another crash. Police named the Liverpool victims and noted one was a Liverpool Medical School student. Also noted: Navy Lt Vernon N Houk departed from Antarctica for overnight South Pole shift. long mission with no daylight until next year.
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Bix
Ares Paull
Sherwood
Liverpool Ra
Tulip St
Liverpool
Robert Fox
West Ave. Canastota
Harold de ‘Vaul
N. Peterboro St
Canastote
Canastota
James R. Clouse
Broadway
Oneida
Verona
Norman Halliday
Iroquoise Lane
Donald Wiegand
East St
Liverpol
Halliday
Wieg
Wag
Fi Liverpass Belle
Eve Hey
Howard Sherwood
Liverpool Med School
Atmardo
Antarctica
Navy
Vernon N. Houk
Farebanch
Calif
South Pole
C Hook
John Y [Tuck Jr
Auburn
Mase
South Poles
Anastasia
Anthony Coppola
Coppola
Fateview
N. J
Underworld Hunt Scours For Anastasia Killing Clues
Police probe into the 1957 murder of mob boss Albert Anastasia at a barber shop in Manhattan. Gunmen wearing shop gloves fled the scene after pumping shots into Anastasia, who died from wounds to his head back hip and other areas. Investigators seek motive and identify the other suspect linked to the Old Murder Inc. syndicate.
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Albert Anastasia
Hynastasia
Bane
Harber
Manhattan
Anastasia
Subway
Murder, Inc
Nets
55Th Street
History Park
iMotel
Iwell
Jin
Costello
Jing
Garmbler
Frank Costello
Is Central Park Weste Ete
Stock Index Ends Week Flat Amid Hectic Trade
New York stock averages closed even after a record volume rush in a week marked by two sharp turns. The Associated Press average of 10 stocks finished at 158.70, unchanged, with volume at 20,804,199 shares—the highest since the week ending Oct. 1, 1955. Mon and Wed drove the week’s drama, including a notable one day rally unmatched since 1929. Analysts warn the market may either rebound or slide further as new laws approach, with a test ahead for 1955’s declines and a January outlook.
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New York
Associated Press
Wlume
W Wek
Eisenhower
King Saud Cancels Peace Mediation Offer Amid Crisis
King Saud of Saudi Arabia withdraws his offer to mediate the Turkish Syrian border crisis. Syria rejects mediation and calls for a United Nations inquiry, labeling Saud an American stooge. Syrian and Egyptian officials criticize Saud while Arab alignments show strain. Continued on page 4.
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Syria
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Shakri ‘Kuwaily
Shiekh Abdul Aziz Ben Zeid
Mecca
Turkey
United Nations
Middle East
anti-Western Front
U.N. General Assembly
Spiit Saud
Gain an Hour Tonight on the Clock
A playful note urges readers to turn back daylight saving time at 2 am. The piece personifies time as an old man to be coaxed, twisted, and paid back for the hour loaned in spring, urging readers to reach for the dial and perform the one hour adjustment before bed.
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Mime
Old Trne
More Cold and Snow Forecast Depths of Winter
The forecast notes more cold and snow with flurries and cold ale tonight and tomorrow. Mercury fell to 26 this morning, nearly tying a 12 year record for the date. Chief forecaster Andy of the weather bureau says only cold air and clouds persist. North winds will run 10 to 20 mph.
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Tomorriow
Mercury
Andy
Theweather Bureau
Lake Placid Mayor among three dead in Canadian lake capsizing
A Lake Placid mayor and two others died when a boat capsized on an isolated Canadian lake near Pinnsault. Police said heart attacks and hypothermia contributed as survivors clung to the capsized craft. The victims include George Owens or related family members, with authorities detailing rescue attempts and hospital treatment at Chalk River before the report concluded.
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Canada
Herald-Journal
George Tabava
Winnie Warbles
Mindore
Canadien
Toledo
Ohio
Harrow
England
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Thims
Pinnsault Lake
Euide
Eileen Roesler
Winston Churchill
Quebec
Martin
Lucille
Arcivea
Sbce
Audet
Marin
Skt
Jock
Chalk River
George C. Owens
Top Sling
Lake Placid Hill
London
Thomas Martin
Thomas G. Iarvey
Ottawa
Roester
Owens
Col
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Crosby Honeymoon Home Guarded in Desert Setting
A 24 hour guard has been posted at Crosby’s desert home near Palm Desert to protect the actor during his honeymoon with his 23 year old bride Kathy Grand. The guarded entrance to the fenced property includes a cambling residence set amid sagebrush about 18 miles from Palm Desert.
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Calif
Sing Crosby
Kathy Grand
Crosby
Palm
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