New Nerve Gases Paralyze and Kill in Minutes Army Says
Army recites terrifying effects of new nerve gases capable of paralyzing and killing within minutes. A field manual outlines symptoms from runny nose to seizures, and advises on defensive measures against chemical attacks. The report notes accompanying political speculation on Supreme Court nominees.
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Cross Examining To Be Resumed in FCC Hearing
In Washington Russell M. Brown attorney for Edward O Lamb plans to resume cross examination of witness Marie Natvig at an FCC hearing over Lambs Erie Pennsylvania television station WECU license renewal. Brown called Natvig a pathological liar and accused the FCC of wasting government money by calling her. Natvig an ex Communist said she was offered $50000 to alter or drop testimony. Lamb denies the allegations as the hearing continues with the license renewal at stake.
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Council considers licensing dog owners in Millbrae
Millbrae City Councilman Douglas W. Morgan proposes a plan to license people to hold owners responsible for their dogs actions. The council will discuss the measure at tonight's meeting as a remedy to violations of city ordinances.
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Week End Accidents Fatal To 13 In Ohio Over Weekend
A flurry of Ohio accidents over the weekend left at least 33 dead or injured, including state mine inspector Robert Kirkland killed after being struck by a car in Amsterdam and Daniel Zipiel of Ripley killed when his auto hit a tree near Defiance. Others in Columbus and Cincinnati died or were injured in multiple crashes, with two aviation deaths at a Cuyahoga county airport. Local patrols blamed excessive speed for several wrecks and a series of fatalities across Medina, Trumbull, Butler, and nearby counties.
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Supreme Court Pays Jackson Final Tribute
The Supreme Court planned to adjourn as funeral arrangements were made for Justice Jackson. Chief Justice Warren led a recessed session to receive the death notification and to honor Jackson, a longtime ally of New Deal policies. A funeral in Frewsburg was announced with burial near McLean Virginia, as the court prepared for a fall term under a sombre mood.
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Post Office Custodian Retires After 27 Years of Service
Walter F. Williams 85, of 247 Oberlin Rd, retires Sept 30 after 27 years as post office custodian. He served under four postmasters J W McHenry R B Lersch Charles Gerter and W H Jenne, ending as head custodian and receiving a purse from fellow employees.
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Former Mossadegh Aide Sentenced to Death in Iran
Tehran Iran former Foreign Minister Hossein Fatemi Mossadegh aide was sentenced to death by a military court for treason against Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Shayegan Etrezavi a former parliamentary deputy received life imprisonment on the same charge. Fatemi may appeal but no execution date was set.
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Dying Justice Robert H. Jackson Passes Away
Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert H. Jackson dies in Washington of a heart attack Saturday at age 62 on his way to the court. Jackson, a key figure in the Nuremberg trials, had just returned to duties after a prior minor stroke. He was appointed to the court in 1941 by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Capehart calls for FHA purge amid housing scandal
Sen. Capehart sharply criticizes the Federal Housing Administration amid the Powell payoffs case. He says many FHA employees must be removed to restore integrity and urges President Eisenhower to discuss the matter. He vows to push legislation to overhaul the Rental Housing Division. He spoke after claims of moral decline in government staff and amid the ongoing FHA inquiry.
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Death Winner in Long Race
A girl named Annalee Channels Bettsville was pronounced dead on arrival at Lakewood Hospital after a police escorted ambulance traveled 1106 miles from Bettsville to Cleveland Clinic to save her life. The child suffered from nephrosis a kidney disease for months and became critically ill Sunday. Howard Channels 27 and his wife Margaret who adopted her 18 months ago undertook the long trip as a last effort to help their daughter. A plan to introduce yield streets instead of stop streets was rejected by the Free State Road Safety Committee in Bloemfontein South Africa.
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Burke Bender Debate Ends In Near Brawl In Akron
U S Senator Thomas A Burke and Republican challenger George H Bender clashed in Akron as their third debate turned hostile 1200 Summit county voters booed and applauded Burke accused Bender of protecting law violators and challenged him to prove it Burke called Bender a political boss from the county The exchange drew attention away from the governor race as Rhodes campaigned in Marion Burke shifted to a more aggressive tone while Bender defended his record and denied the charges.
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Police hunt two for abductors of teen worker
Columbus Ohio police search for two men who grabbed a 19 year old domestic worker after she alighted from a bus. They dragged her into a car and assaulted her during a two and a half hour ride before shoving her from the vehicle two blocks from the abduction site.
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Several Face Questioning About Blasts
Zanesville Ohio MUS ikingum County Sheriff David Weis says he will question several persons today about a series of blasts Wednesday that damaged heavy stripping equipment and mining gear near here. The investigation also involves the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation as authorities pursue a motive. About 150 pounds of explosives were removed from Fort Hayes in Columbus, while another charge failed to detonate.
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Who Helps the Most Rival Speakers Spar Over Campaign Roles
In Washington and across the country the 1954 campaign heated up as Republicans and Democrats traded claims on who aided President Eisenhower most. Adlai Stevenson Nixon and party chairs clashed over farm and tax policy while Mitchell and Hall debated the GOP record on radio and TV. Stevenson accused the administration of bluff and bluster in foreign policy and lawmakers defended Eisenhower as Republicans press for victory in November.
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