Crisis in Iran Raises US Alarm Over Oil Front
US survey mission may be sent to Iran amid economic crisis and rising Soviet pressure. Secretary Acheson prioritizes Iran as Greece and Turkey share the Cold War front line. Iran faces cereal shortages, unemployment, and a fiscal squeeze, with imports piling up and loans already used for food and equipment.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Iran
America
State Acheson
Greece
Turkey
Middle East
Tudeh Party
State Department
Acheson
Tenran
John C. Wiley
William M. Rountree
Uty
Office of
United States
All Bran Fans Hunger for Relief After 25 Years
A testimonial from Andrew H. Truby of Woodland, Til, reports relief after 25 years of laxative dosing. He credits Kellogg's All Bran, eaten for breakfast with water, and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days.
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Andrew H. Truby
Box
Woodland
Til
Allbran
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Body of Pilot Bill Denham Sent to California
April 17 report states the body of 35 year old pilot Bill Denham, victim of a plane crash southwest of Miami, will be sent to Oxnard California by Stickley Funeral Home of Canadian. The wreckage was found on Edge Ranch, eight miles southwest of Miami, amid heavy fog that hampered air searches. Denham, a student pilot from Wichita to Oxnard, was flying with instructor J E McLean who also faced fog and landed safely in Canadian.
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Bill Denham
Miami
Oxnard
Cal
Stickley Funeral Home
Denham
Edge Ranch
H. Cc. Turner
Greenlake
Bill McIntyre
Ed Brainard
Wichita
Kan
J. E. McLean
Canadian
Gage
Okla
Amarillo
Car Trailor Collision Kills Texan Passengers Near Waterville
Toledo dispatch reports Samuel Wells aged 21 of De Kalb Texas died when the car he rode in struck a house trailer four miles south of Waterville Ohio. The crash occurred yesterday after the vehicle traveling south collided with the trailer. Authorities investigated the cause of the fatal collision.
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Toledo
Ohio
Samuel Wells
Dekalb
Tex
Waterville
Seek Woman's Body In Abortion Probe
Houston April 17 U P two divers return to Brays Bayou to seek the body of a young waitress missing since she visited midwife Diana Banti charged with murder in a related abortion death. Police tear up the garage floor and 4 babies bodies found in a rose garden adjacent to Banti property along with about 1200 small bones being tested for human origin. FBI and revenue agents probe Banti accounts after ex‑employee flagged weekly visits and threats to stop providing information. Divers worked three hours as waters ran rough and a carpenter recalls ground leveling near the garage site four years ago.
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Houston
U.P
Brays Bayou
Diana Banti
Rifon
Bulgaria Blames Tito Regime for Interference in Sofia
In London on April 17 Bulgaria accused Premier Marshal Tito of big crimes and conspiracies against its internal affairs. A note charged Yugoslav embassy plotting forcible overthrow, assassinating leaders, and uniting Bulgaria USSR and the democracies. Tass tied charges to a Sofia court verdict on Yugoslav spies.
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London
Bulgaria
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Sofia
Ussr
People's Democracy
Soviet Monitor
Tass
Convic
Baby Elephants Presented to US
In Washington on April 17 a pair of baby elephants named Ashok and Shanti were presented to the National Zoological Park by India. Mme Vijayalakshmi Pandit oversaw the ceremony with crowds of thousands. Assistant Secretary of State George C. McGhee accepted the gift as handlers and a young elephant nursemaid helped guide the pair away from the grass for photos.
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Washington
National Zoological Park
India
Mme. Vijayalkshmi Pandit
George C. McGhee
United States
Asia
Mme. Pandit
Ashok
Cardinal Dougherty Flies From New York to Rome for Holy Year
Denis Cardinal Dougherty, 84, of Philadelphia arrives in London from New York en route to Rome for the Holy Year celebration. He is accompanied by several friends and will continue the flight to Rome the next day.
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Rome
London
Denis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
New York
Cardinal
Unsettling Inquiry Probes Illegal Operations at Wife’s Home
C L Albertson district attorney’s office plans to question several people who admitted to illegal operations at the wife’s home. A woman testified her husband watched the activity. In the rose garden two infant skeletons were found and another tiny body, likely a premature birth, was wrapped in gauze. Crowds created traffic problems as divers worked and about 7 000 bystanders drew police attention.
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C. L. Albertson
Investstor
District Attorney's Office
Albertson
Rose Garden
Lambert
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