Col Nickerson Trial Opens With Sealed Security Testimony
Huntsville Alabama Army missile expert Col Nickerson 41 faces 18 counts in a court martial as security restraints seal testimony. Defense says secrecy blocks defense access with two officers presiding behind closed doors while the case includes espionage and missile charges and defense secures control over proceedings.
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Ala
INS
Jenkins
Army
Tony
John C. Nicker
Son
Nickerson
Charles Fr. Wil
Air Force
Ray Jenkins
Shome
Ravenna
Constance Beam
Cuyahoga Falla
Rootstown
Cleveland
Linda Felice
Parma
Franklin
Charles Clevenger
West Point
Ralph
Robert K. Bell
Redstone Arsenal
Ohio Weekend Accidents Claim at Least 20 Lives
A United Press survey reports at least 20 people died in Ohio accidents over the weekend. The Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight period recorded 14 traffic deaths and 6 drownings across the state.
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Ohio
United Press
New Living Cost Record Expected Amid Rising Prices
Washington experts forecast the consumer price index will rise again to a new high in May as the cost of living continues its yearlong ascent. The index, tracking 1947-49 prices, shows broad increases across autos, housing, foods, and services with ongoing wage and price pressures.
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Tracy Sumey
Wiloughby
Willoughby
Washington
Phillip Neubauer
U.S. Chamber
of Commerce
Colonel McKinley Fatally Shot in Korea
The Army reported Col William J D McKinley commander of the 18th Regiment U S 24th Division found dead Saturday in division headquarters in Seoul Korea. His widow Anne McAlpin McKinley said officials told the family the death was accidental awaiting further word. McKinley 41 a West Point graduate 1937 and Army War College 1953 distant relative of the late President William McKinley described by friends as a solid citizen and top flight man.
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Korea
Wiliam J. D. McKinley
U. S
Anne McAlpin McKinley
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Army
Anid
Washington
McKinley
William McKinley
West Point
Army War College
Ohio Legislators’ Grade Passing, Lobbyists Say
Ohio lobbyists rate the 1957 Legislature as passing overall with Republicans in control and mixed views from major lobbies. Labor criticizes pay and benefits inaction, while industry sees all-around priority for growth. Farm and school groups split, motorists praise traffic measures, and some leaders back leadership despite disagreements.
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Farm Lobby
Bcside
Farm Bureau
Asman Morris Alston
CIO
John R. Rooney
Otio
Ford
Cadillac
Rooney
Harry W. Arnold
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Assembly
Allton
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens County
Mecham
Alston
Ohio Education Association
T.J. O'Keefe
The
Ohio State Automobile Association
Committee To Curb Inflation Starts In Little Dixie Area
In Missouri's Little Dixie region a committee to curb inflation formed with leaders Mitch and Bob White cited as local organizers. The national effort featured speakers and called inflation a threat, with letters from Mexico residents pressing Missouri senators to act. International moves and spending patterns were noted as context for the warning against uncontrolled inflation.
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Lyle
Wilson
Mitch
Bob
Washington
Robert M. White
U.S
Mezaco
Eisenhower
Louis - Ree White
Goodnees
United Pa
Mexico
Ledger
United States
Carcelation
Ininas
Partioo
Egyptian Move Foreseen Against Israeli Ships In Aqaba
Reports predict action by Egypt against Israeli ships near Aqaba while tensions rise in the region. Arab leaders in Cairo and Damascus condemn alleged talks between Jordan’s Samir el Rifai and David Ben-Gurion over a peace proposal and warnings of forced refugee transfers to desert areas between Jordan and Iraq.
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Elath
Titan Straits
Middle East
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Damascus
Samir el Rifai
David Ben-Gurion
Jordan
Iraq
Israel
Refugee recounts Soviet pressure to spy in New York
A refugee in New York described coercion by a Soviet general to become an informer. The man said Nikolai Mikulishor Mikilov threatened relatives in the USSR and demanded names while officials urged reporting to authorities. The Senate Internal Security subcommittee and FBI probe the intimidation of Soviet refugees.
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New York
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East Berlin
Mikhailov
U.S
America
Russia
Rus
N.S
Senate Internal Security
FBI
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Wnte
Del
Nikolai F. Mikisurehailov
MVP
Robert Morris
Senate
Baseball Stars To Testify For Congress Committee
Congressional hearings begin with Major League players testifying on whether baseball should be subject to anti trust laws. Rob Roberts Eddie Yost Jerry Cole and other players appear as part of a probe into the sport and its regulatory status.
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Washington
Bigller
Congressional
John E., Moss
D-Calif
House
Commission On Government Security
Moss
Graham Says Hell Necessary As Deterrent
Evangelist Billy Graham told 18 300 Madison Square Garden audience that Hell is necessary to deter sin, comparing it to the electric chair as a crime deterrent. He urged personal choice in salvation and warned that without fear of punishment society would deteriorate.
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Billy Graham
Hell
Graham
Madison Square Garden
North Carolina
Cleveland
William Thomas
Unsuited by Oil Workers in 18 Day Standstill
Mrs Lima of Toledo and Latoma Ky fights a temporary restraining order amid an 18 day strike by refinery workers. The company won a suit for annulment of the order claiming incompatibility with her marriage to Mac B Rutherford aged 90. No contract talks have been scheduled.
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Mansfield
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Arthur Seger
Route 1
William Alexander
Lima
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Wooster
Harold D. Schmidt
North Lawrence
Cleveland
Dorothy Smith
Lebanon
David W. Hidy
Middletown
Ohio
Port Clinton
Ralph Emerson
Toledo
Put-In-Bay
John J. Zetzer Jr
Lake Erie
Ashland
Ernest Spear
Chatfield
Naval Village
Youngstown
Lillian Thompson
Campbell
Lana E
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Standard Oil Co
Knoxville
Tenn
Latoma
Lillian Walters Rutherford
Mac B
Re- Rutherford
Holly
Crosby Calls Radio and TV Music Trash
Bing Crosby denounces popular music on radio and television as trash. He blames BMI and networks for depriving the public of first rate songs and favors ASCAP in airplay. Crosby’s letter to Senator Magnuson accuses industry interests of pressuring artists while praising writers.
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Washington
Bing Crosby
Senate
Broadcast Music, Inc
BMI
Radio-Tvi
Singer
EMI
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
New York
Robert J. Burton
Magnuson
Lee
der Bingle
Elected Wives Spur Virginia Town Elections
EASTVILLE Va UP In a Virginia eastern shore town an uproar followed a write in sweep that ousted the mayor and six councilmen. Wives were elected to office and they refused to serve claiming the mandate was a joke while men decline to take the jobs. The Circuit Court of Appeals may decide if women must serve as officials as the old council heads toward Sept 1 departure.
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Eastville
Virginia
CNN
William R. Shannonhouse
Shannonhouse
Circuit Court of Appeals
Byesville Man Fatally Shot in Guernsey County
Alvin Polen, 45, of Byesville, died from shotgun wounds late Sunday in Byesville. Dorahn Gibbs, 28, also of Byesville, was held for homicide investigation after leaving the scene and being captured at a tavern. State Highway Patrol, Guernsey County sheriff, and Byesville marshal coordinated the inquiry with details pending.
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Guernsey County
Byesville
Cambridge
Alvin Polen
Polen
State Highway Patrol
Dorahn Gibbs
Gibbs
Sheriff's Office
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