Fitzgerald T To Run Independent U N Backs U S In Refusing To Seat Red China
The 10th U N Assembly backed an American motion to shelve seating Red China for the current session by a 43 12 vote. Molotov pressed for a Chinese seat, but Russia failed for the sixth year in a row to win Peiping’s admission.
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Reds Release Four Germans From Soviet Captivity
Friedland Germany AP four Germans arrived at a repatriation center yesterday after release from over ten years in Soviet captivity. They are the first freed since Chancellor Adenauer’s Moscow visit and promise that all remaining Germans in the USSR would be sent home. The group includes a former soldier and three civilians one a young mother with a two year old child born in a Russian camp. The civilians had been deported from East Prussia after the war. Camps in Russia report a wave of excitement as Germans hope to be on the first transport home.
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Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
East Prussia
Baseball scores from National and American leagues
National League results include New York 11 Pittsburgh 1 and 14 to 8 in two games, Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3 and 8 to 1, St Louis 2 Chicago 0, Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 0. American League games feature Detroit 7 Kansas City 3, Baltimore 3 Boston 2 in 10 innings, New York 6 Washington 3 and 9 7, and Cleveland 3 Chicago 2.
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West Berlin Faces New Traffic Squeeze After Pact
East German leader Ulbricht warns of new traffic measures around Berlin unless West Germany ends cold war actions. Soviet East German accords grant “real sovereignty” while keeping Russian troops in East Germany during NATO forces remains in West Germany.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Red Cross Elects Mabin Chairman in Rensselaer Chapter
John S. Mabin, vice president of Troy Savings Bank, was elected chairman of the Rensselaer County Chapter of the American Red Cross at a dinner meeting at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The report noted the disaster relief fund exceeded its $8,000 quota by $10,458.96, totaling $18,458.96.
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John S. Mabin
Rensselaer County Chanter
Red Cross
Harald M. Faigenbaum
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Troy Savings Bank
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Harold M. Faigenbaum
Allen L. Gillett
Bruce J. Riggs
Harold J. Keegan
Frank H. Coffeen
Ethel
A. Milliken
Joseph R. Castellani
John W. Stebbins
Riggs
Thomas S. Hill
George
Spain
Adenauer Wins Support for Moscow Pact Amid Bundestag Vote
The SPD said it will back Chancellor Adenauer's plan to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. With CDU and SPD backing, Adenauer faces an overwhelming majority in the Bundestag. 395 of 487 seats, as the vote set for Friday follows a foreign policy debate. The cabinet approved the Moscow agreement in a special session.
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SPD
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
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Bundestag
Christian Democratic Party
Moscow
Harriman School Aid Plan Draws Taxpayer Opposition
Albany AP report notes a private taxpayers group argues broad federal education aid, as Gov Harriman proposes, would hinder tax cuts next year and reduce New York public school funding if Congress enacts the program. The group cites Treasury Chief Humphrey on balancing the budget.
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Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
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Delay Trial Of Pair In Till Slaying By Mississippi Judge
Two white men Roy Bryant and J W Milam face trial for the kidnapping and killing of 14 year old Emmett Till in Chicago. Judge Curtis Swango Jr recessed proceedings for more time to question new witnesses amid courtroom overcrowding and a fire risk. Dist Atty Gerald Chatham cited potential major witnesses and requested an overnight adjournment to subpoena them.
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APJ
Chicago
Curtis Swango Jr
Mississippi Delta
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
Emmett Louis
Bobo) Till
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Bryant
Till
Atty
Gerald Chatham
Eden Recovers and Seeks Cabinet Direction
Prime Minister Eden, fully recovered from influenza, summoned top aide Chancellor R A Butler to discuss this week's regular cabinet meeting set for today. The action signals continuity in government leadership and fiscal planning despite recent illness.
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London
Eden
R. A. Butler
Ione Bypasses Northeast But Hits South With Fatal Toll
Hurricane Ione veered away from the northeast sparing towns still recovering from floods while striking the south. In North Carolina the storm caused multiple deaths and millions in damage with New Bern hit hardest. Other storms, Wilda in Tampico and Jane offshore, accompany the season’s busy Atlantic activity.
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North Carolina
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New Bern
Elizabethtown
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Morehead City
Washington
Belhaven
Dodds Announces Retirement From Princeton in 1957
Dr. Harold W. Dodds, president of Princeton University, says he will retire in June 1957. He notes retirement is mandatory at age 68 and will occur two weeks after the 211th commencement, after 24 years in office.
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N. J
Harold W. Dodds
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Pro-Peron Forces Bombard Pro-Peron HQ in Buenos Aires
Government troops opened fire on the Nationalist Alliance headquarters in downtown Buenos Aires and set the building ablaze as fighting intensified to day.
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Juan Peron
Peronista
la Nacion
Associated Press
Nationalist Alliance
Peron
Plate
Mayor Fitzgerald to run as independent in November election
Mayor Edward A. Fitzgerald announces he will seek reelection as an independent after losing to Republican nominee Assemblyman Thomas H. Brown by 1,797 votes in Troy’s primary. He says he will build a continued program for a better Troy and notes favorable voter sentiment for an independent bid.
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Troy
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Thomas H. Brown
Fitzgerald
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Board of Continued
Petitions Due to Board of Elections by Monday
Petition filings must be submitted to the Rensselaer County Board of Elections on or before Monday to meet deadline for ballot access.
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Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Air Force Reconsiders Billions in Sage System Contract
The Air Force plans to continue with Western Electric to build the Sage System aerial detection network while the comptroller general reconsiders a halt on a 2.4 billion dollar ten year contract. Rep McCormack charges a secret effort to bypass Congress and called for an investigation.
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Washington
Air Force
Capitol Hill
Asst
Lyle Garlock
Western Electric
Thhe American Telephone and Telegraph Co
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Senate
House
McCormack
Eisenhower
Garlock
Airir Force
U S backs loan after suit threat for Oregon aluminum plant
Harvey Machine Co of California won a federal loan guarantee and power contract for its 75 million dollar Oregon aluminum project after threatening to sue the government for 70 million. The suit was prepared by Dewey firm with Thomas E. Dewey as senior partner. Officials said the government feared costs if the case went to court.
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Washington
Harvey Machine Co
California
Oregon
Harvey
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
James E. Nickerson
Dewey
Columbia Rive
Dalles
Eisenhower
Arthur Flemming
Mitchell Sees 75 Million In Jobs Under Eisenhower
Secretary James P. Mitchell told ABC radio last night that prosperity under Eisenhower surpasses 1952, with 65.5 million people employed and a projection to reach 75 million within a decade. He cited tax cuts social security unemployment changes higher minimum wage and federal pay raises as keys to broad-based gains while inflation remains tamed.
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James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Mitchell
ABC
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Truman
Democratic Party
Dewey Plans World Trip
Former Gov Thomas E Dewey leaves Saturday for a four week plane trip around the world He calls it three quarters pleasure and says he will handle some legal matters The itinerary includes Rome Istanbul Ankara Israel Jordan Lebanon Pakistan Burma Thailand Hong Kong and Japan The trip is described as purely personal not official and aims to meet governments and observe political economic and social issues.
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Dewey
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Jordan
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