FBI Probes 28 Aliens Tied to UN Aides in New York
Attorney General Tom C. Clark disclosed a FBI inquiry into at least 28 aliens connected to United Nations headquarters in New York to determine espionage risk. He testified to a judiciary subcommittee detailing alleged foreign spying networks and contacts among UN staff and allied groups.
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Washington
FBI
United Nations
New York
United States
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Communist Party
Amniijo Horizontal and Vertical Crossword Clues
A compact clue set listing short definitions for across and down entries including food herb, exist, pedal, Roman magistrate, card game, and various words for animals, plants, and objects. Includes terms like birds of prey, goddess of infatuation, and pewter coin of Thailand alongside miscellaneous abbreviations and translations.
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Thailand
Five Complete Reverse Journey on Idaho's River of No Return
A five man expedition led by Merle Tobias of Oakland landed at Salmon Idaho after a five day voyage upstream from Riggins on the Salmon River. The crew included an Oregon Indian and Glen Woolridge who built the boat used, the feat marking the second recorded reverse navigation of the famed river. Tobias notified Harold Boyd in Boise upon arrival as sheriffs noted a similar trip completed last year by Woolridge and two others.
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Salmon
Ida
Merle Tobias
Oakland
Calif
Riggins
Tobias
Harold Boyd
Boise
Oregon
Woolridge
Soviet Adds Checkpoints on Berlin West Road
Soviet authorities set up two new checkpoints on the Berlin west highway to inspect allied travelers papers and seize Western marks. The roadblocks were near Michendorf and Helmstedt, stopping all German trucks and cars for searches while travelers were flagged for papers.
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Michendorf
Germany
Berlin
Helmstedt
Veterans need no proof of citizenship says national commander
Lyall T. Beggs, national commander in chief of Veterans of Foreign Wars, disputes the slogan Citizens First and Veterans Second and argues that those who served honorably in war require no extra proof of good citizenship.
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Lyall T. Beggs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Canadians Set 1960 For Rocket Trip To The Moon
The Canadian Rocket Society announces 1960 as a target date for a moon trip aboard a 200 foot long moon ship with atomic power. Boris Dyke says a parabolic 15 hour route or a four day elliptical route are possible, with costs estimated at 5 million dollars for the voyage and hundreds of millions for prep. The plan calls for a high speed, metal able to withstand extreme conditions and meteoric hazards en route from Earth to the Moon.
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Toronto
Canadian Rocket Society
Boris Dyke
Moon
Earth
Senate Cuts Air Force Extra Funds
The Senate appropriations committee trimmed 1.01 billion dollars from the Air Force funding in a defense bill, lowering House totals from 15.905 to 14.9 billion. Sen. Elmer Thomas said further cuts will align spending with government income and rescind unapproved Air Force additions.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Senate
Truman
House
Air Force
Thomas
L A Vice Case Perjury Hinted
Los Angeles reports an expected return of criminal indictments against police officers tied to a payoff scandal. Brenda Allen, a Hollywood callhouse owner, serves a year for pandering based on Policewoman Andre Davis testimony. Prosecutors fear Davis's testimony could prejudice the grand jury.
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Los Angeles
Brenda Allen
Hollywood
Miss Allen
Andre Davis
Suboena
Miss Davis
Missing Finnish heiress found in St. Charles
Fin nish heiress Miss Sirkkaleas Koski reported missing from a Chicago hospital was found safe in St. Charles. Sheriff Arnell said she appeared well after a long trip and was staying with the fiancee’s parents Mr and Mrs Curl Anderson of St. Charles. Carl Anderson met her in Finland.
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Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Gilbert Arnell
Chicago
St. Charles
Arnell
Sirkkaleas Koski
Curl Anderson
Miss Koski
Carl Anderson
Finland
Farm Electricity Topic at Idaho Electrification Conference
Agricultural engineers from the University of Idaho meet Idaho power and light company reps for the semi annual electrification conference. They will discuss farm electricity use and address mishaps from improperly constructed electric fences and plan a safe installation program.
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Ida
University of Idaho
Idaho
Telescopeable pod legs for ship launch discussed
Dyke stated no definite take-off point had been selected for the telescopeable pod legs to be extended when ready for take-off.
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