Oberlin Senior Recalls Russia Trip In 1930s Soviet Visit
Clark Olsen, a one year senior from Oberlin College, recounts his summer study tour of the Soviet Union with a New York City companion. They visited Leningrad Moscow Minsk and Brest aboard Intourist guided with limited freedom, observed exhibits and daily life, and faced passport visa hurdles and strict travel rules.
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Clark Olsen
Oberlin College
Russia
Himu Weell
Toledo
New York City
Hhe Chronicle-Telegram
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State Department
World Youth Congress
Moscow
Copenhagen
New York
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Helsinki
Leningrad
Andrew Meisels
City College
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Intourist
Minsk
Brest
Gradu
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Stalin
Lenin
Red Square
Red China
Dr Sheppard Smiles Fade As Nancy Ahern Testifies
Inspector Fabian reports on Nancy Ahern testimony in the Sheppard case in Cleveland. Ahern recounts July events at the Sheppard home including a pre dinner drinks gathering, the orange reamer, the lake side door, and a corduroy jacket. Sheppard shows emotion as testimony details his alleged discussions with Dr. Chapman about Marilyn and reconciliation.
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Nancy Ahern
Robert Fabian
Scotland Yard
Cleveland
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Sheppard’s
Marilyn
Dr. Sam
Lakeside
Lake Shore
Les
Ahern
Sheppards
Chairman Predicts Approval Of Dixon Yates Contract Vote
W Sterling Cole predicts an 18 member Atomic Energy Committee will vote on the Dixon Yates private power contract with a Democratic bid to delay the deal facing strong GOP opposition. The plan includes a resolution urged by Senator Pastore to pause signing until January when the new Congress convenes.
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W. Sterling Cole
House - Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Cole
RNY
John ©. Pastore
D-Ri
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
New Democratic Congress
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Pastore
Atomic Committee
Melvin Price
D-Tll
Dixon-Yates Private Power Group
West
Memphis
Ark
AEC
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Paducah
Tennessee Valley Democrats
Congress
Toahe
Democratc
Senate
Lorne B. Johnson
8Th Compress
Ike To Dedicate Kansas Museum and Hunt Ohio Ducks
President Eisenhower will dedicate additions to his Abilene Kansas museum showcasing military and political trophies. He will then fly to Toledo Ohio for a day and a half of duck hunting along Lake Erie before returning to Washington.
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Kansas Museum
Hunt
Ohio
Washington
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kans
Toledo
Lake Erie
Eisenhower museum to dedicate new wings with family ties
President and Mrs Eisenhower plan a midday departure from National Airport for Abilene to attend a family reunion. Gov Lausche names Dr Ralph W. Dwork as head of the new State Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections after serving as tuberculosis and chronic diseases chief. Dedication of two new museum wings set for Thursday, with the President to head to a Toledo duck hunting date after brief remarks.
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National Airport
Abilene
Milton 5. Eisenhower
Wyte
Columbus
Air Force Base
Frank J. Lausche
John Eisenhower
Ralphi
John
Sta W. Divork
Ft. Leavenworth
Kans
Anath F . Divork
John D. Porterfield
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Porterfield
Public Health Council
Vne
Earl
LaGrange
Toledo
Europe
West Point
White House
American couple Ward and wife seek asylum in Prague
Czech Reds report American bass violinist Herbert Ward and his dancer wife, who disappeared from Vienna on October 18 with their two sons, have appeared in Prague asking for political asylum. The couple told a press conference they are “good, honest Americans” who could not enjoy the American system. A US Embassy spokesman noted their passports expired in July and they were instructed to return to the United States over alleged Communist activities.
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London
Ceteka
Herbert Ward
Vienna
Prague
Bellaire
Ohio
United States
Appeals Court Affirms County Judge’s Ruling
The Court of Appeals upheld a county judge decision in a 2000 traffic accident suit filed by Kenneth Hardesty. The case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction after it emerged Hardesty’s insurance policy limit was $5, far below the $100 threshold for common pleas jurisdiction, and the insurer was not named as a party.
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John Picura
Sf Joerph
Armbruster
Avon Lake
Kenneth Hardesty
Pincura
Hardesty
Common Pleas Cot
Ihvmrance Company
Maybe Elephant Triggers Outburst At Prospect Park
Bernard York a 66 year old attendant in Brooklyn Prospect Park faced a swift lesson in party symbolism when he teased the Democrats regaining control of Congress. Judy the elephant struck him with her trunk and sent him into a 35 foot moat as guards intervened.
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Bernard York
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
York
Elephant House
Democratic Party
Congress
Judy
Committee Set At New London On Safety Signal
New London PTA and town council form a committee to study the cost and feasibility of installing a safety signal at Park Ave and East Main St. The group will report at the next council meeting. PTA delegates note many pupils cross the streets daily, with 58 to 79 crossing at the Park and East Main intersection at peak times.
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New London Parent Teacher Association
Park Ave
East Main St
Town Council
P.T.A
Dri¢gates
Execuive Conqiter
PTA
West Main St
PUTA
East Main
Dug Up Body in Duluth Backyard Mystery
A Duluth man telephoned police after his dog barked at a dirt mound in his yard. Officers uncovered skeletal remains believed to be old, prompting further investigation into the discovery and its origins.
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Duluth
Minn
VPI
Red Troops Rushed To North Viet Nam
In Saigon the Viet Minh moved two regiments toward the north coast to trap 20 000 to 40 000 Catholic and Buddhist refugees fleeing by sea. An international commission allowed French warships to aid refugees and agreed to keep ships within Indochina waters under truce supervision. India joined Canada and Poland in backing rescue efforts as seven French vessels prepared to help while ensuring non interference with Viet Minh forces.
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Indochina
Viet Minh
Viet Nam
International Commission
Wting
India
Canadalés
Poland
Vete
Sion
Canada
Haiphong
Firing Squad Executes Former Iran Official
Hossein Fatemi former foreign minister and ally of Mossadegh died at the firing squad for treason in Tehran. He walked to the post unaided and was tied as bullets killed him. Fatemi 36 and Mossadegh were among Iran's most powerful opponents of the shah. Fatemi’s family buried him in a cemetery holding other martyrs. Fatemi had named Mossadegh guardian of his infant son before the overthrow of their regime.
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Iran
Hossein Fatemii
Mohammed Mossadegh
Fatemi
Mossadegh
Fate
Scifollah Fatemi
Fazlullah Zahedi
Shah
Rome
Transport Firm Appeals PUC Weight Violation Order
Ohio firm Transport, Inc. of Cleveland appeals a Public Utilities Commission revocation of permits for weight law violations. The PUC found the company hauled over 1.0 seerloads in 1X months, largely between McDonald steel plant and Cleveland steel division facilities. The appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court challenges the commission’s authority.
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Ohio Transport, Inc
Cleveland
Mate Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
PUC
McDonald
American Steeland Ware
High Court
Police Seek Ralph Hemrich After False Address
Elytia police are seeking Ralph Hemrich who failed to appear for an orderly conduct arraignment and posted bond. He was listed at a false address. Major J Grant Keys ordered a manhunt as officers could not locate him.
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Elytia
Ralph Hemrich
Hemrich
Heinrich
J. Grant Keys
Prank Call Sparks Lost Dog to Funeral Event
In Baton Rouge a caller claimed a prank involving a lost dog, a hearse to collect a horse, and a worker to adjust a tank. While speaking with officers, a truck arrived with the driver saying he’d come for the dead horse.
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Warman
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