Twining probes Lear private flight to Moscow amid embargo
General Nathan F. Twining flew toward Stalingrad after ordering an inquiry into William P. Lear's private Cessna flight from West Berlin to Moscow. Lear, owner of a Santa Monica aircraft plant, acknowledged some equipment on the NATO embargo list but said it is not classified. Soviet officials planned a tour of the Ilyushin plant before Lear's departure Friday. Twining’s Stalingrad trip followed a tour of two aircraft plants earlier, described as an interesting but unsurprising experience.
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Nathan F. Twining
Stalingrad
U.S. Air Force
William P. Lear
West Berlin
Lear
Santa Monica
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East Berlin
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Lear Free
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Twining
Formosa Liberation Talks Urged by Chou En-lai
Chou En-lai urged Formosa liberation by peaceful means while noting the Chinese people’s resolve to free Taiwan. He said Red China could use force if needed but preferred negotiation, appealing to Nationalist officials to renounce Chiang Kai-shek and consider visiting the mainland.
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Formosa To Renounce Generalissi Chiang Kai-shek
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Red China
Goose Bites Postman in Oklahoma City Incident
Postman John Dersehon reports following the Postal Service guidance to be wary after a goose bite. He began time off to recover from injuries sustained when a goose attacked him.
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Oklahoma City
John Dersehon
Post Office Department
Dersehon
Legislature Debates Bank Tax Law Reforms and Proposals
The legislature convenes to consider changes to bank tax laws following Supreme Court rulings. Governor Lause proposes expanding the agenda to include measures to restore deposits tax revenue, back taxes funding, and a plan to raise mills on shares of financial institutions to offset state abatements and alleviate losses from court decisions.
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Delegates Set as Stevenson Harriman Clash Continues
Atlantic City reports 190 delegate count as Stevenson and Harriman factions argue over nomination prospects. Harriman’s western campaign chair Gary Harriman stresses momentum while Stevenson supporters question Harriman's control. governors’ conference shows no new commitments. The fight moves toward August 13 opening of the Democratic convention amid lingering South opposition.
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Ford Eyes Brownhelm Plant Site
Ford discusses the Brownhelm tract in Lorain County as a possible site for a new power generating plant. Frank Mardini controls the land with ties to Deandrea Narini Construction and Associated Builders Supply. Officials consider options and rail needs while planning a potential 2 225 000 square foot facility costing over 10 million dollars.
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Edward Coney
Wallace Chanin
Lorain
Siacre
Foed
Frank Mardini
Deandrea and Nardini Construction
Assa ‘Tiated Builders Supply
Ca Nardini
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Ohio Fdison Co
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New York Central Railroad
President Eisenhower Gains Weight on Recovery
The White House reported President Eisenhower has gained one pound during his abdominal surgery convalescence. Doctors Hagerty and Wright noted continued slow improvement and a return to official duties may be gradual. The president appeared publicly from his hospital window Wednesday as the Army band played.
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White House
Blankower
Sal Wright
TBS
Aire
James C. Mageda
Weig
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Hugh Curry
Eisenhower
Waller Reed Hospital
Soil Bank Payments To Be Started Soon
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson said payments under the soil bank program will be issued as soon as compliance can be checked and may begin this summer. He noted broad support and cooperation across regions to implement the program and referenced expansion of the milk program for children with projected funding increases.
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Mother and Sister of Slain Girl To Testify
The mother Mary Ferry and her daughter Mars Ferry are due to testify in the murder trial of Louis Statler Statler. They will discuss Gloria Ann Ferry’s relationship with Statler and Miss Inave. Witnesses from Hotel Statler and the Martin and other staff testified Statler registered as man and wife.
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Horta Ann Ferry
Louis Star Jer
Mary Ferry
Mars
Gloria
R Atler
Altoona
Myo
Amine Bernard Lucas
Statler
Miss
Anon
Martin
Statlerck
Theotels
Officials See Khrushchev's Grip on Power Fraying
U S officials believe Khrushchev's position may be endangered as Western Communist leaders express dissatisfaction with his handling of the post Stalin campaign. Dulles hinted that Khrushchev's leadership is under threat while noting Moscow faces an almost impossible international dilemma due to lack of victories and rising criticism. The disclosure of Stalin's crimes and waning ties to Moscow are cited as weakening factors.
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Joby Foster Julles
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Two Bank Robbery Suspects Captured After Train Pursuit
Police Chief Edward West of North Wales nabbed two Akron men, Charles Musselman and Roy Furlong, after a Green Lane First National Bank robbery. The pair held three employees at gunpoint and fled toward Philadelphia on a Reading Co. train, where West halted them by boarding the train and pulling them back to the station.
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Roy Furlong
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