Gunmen loot bank and flee in black Buick with loot
Gunmen dismantled and entered the bank vault after herding staff into the lobby. A guard identified a ringleader when asked his name. They warned the cashier not to miss a mistake as they emptied cash and travelers checks into a laundry bag. The getaway car was later found abandoned. the bandits fled toward Kansas City in a black Buick. A separate Belfast charity sale raised 85 dollars from a plum cake auction.
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Blood Donors Give 96 Pints To Save A Patient's Life
In San Francisco on Sunday 96 pints of blood were pumped into 36 year old dentist Dr Lorne A Tanner during surgery for internal hemorrhage. More than 100 anonymous donors and several convicts from San Quentin contributed to a record blood supply for one patient. The Tanner family seeks to replace the blood with volunteers and Dr Tanner's mother in law Natalie Holly provides legal aid.
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Diver Free From Deep Sea Trap Near Land's End
William Wood, 48, trapped almost five hours in icy waters off Land's End, freed himself using two auto jacks to lift iron bars pinning him to a sunken barge wreck near Golden Gate. He rose aboard the Salvager at 7 30, rushed to decompression for bends, then treated for shock.
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Land's End
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Po River floods displace 200000 in northern Italy
The swollen Po River kept rising threatening lives and homes in northern Italy. In two weeks floods forced about 200000 people from their residences and caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.
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Rovigo
Italy
French Volunteers Sail for Korea and Indochina
Five hundred thirty three French volunteers sailed from Marseille on the Skangum bound for Korea along with 1,540 troops for Indochina aboard the same Norwegian ship. The voyage marks France’s expanded deployment in Asia during the postwar era.
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Secretary Achiesori Arrives in Rome for NATO Council
US Secretary of State Dean Achiesori arrived in Rome today from Paris for NATO council meetings set to begin tomorrow, signaling high level diplomacy in the alliance.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Collins to Visit Texas Fort Hood Visit
Gen. L. Lawton Collins chief of staff of the United States Army will visit Fort Hood next Monday as part of a standard inspection and outreach tour. The scheduled trip aims to review base readiness and meet military personnel at Fort Hood in Texas.
Bradley Sees Pope in Vatican City Audience
General Omar N. Bradley chairman of the U S Chiefs of Staff met Pope Pius XII in a special audience in Vatican City on November 23.
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Truce Seen as Formal Step as Armistice Talks Play Out
UN indicates hope for a Christmas truce as 30 day cease fire plan aims to halt fighting in Korea. Lt. Howard F. Levie of New York City says the 30 day deadline reflects cautious optimism and a desire to end hostilities if terms are agreed.
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Howard F. Levie
New York City
USSR accuses US of stoking subversion in disarmament talks
The Soviet Union charged the United States with fostering subversion behind the Iron Curtain as Western disarmament proposals were debated. Vishinsky awaits floor time in the political committee while Acheson and Eden meet in Rome with NATO officials, and a 14 nation steering committee will decide if the Assembly will discuss the charges.
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Cotton becomes key money crop in Anglo Egyptian Sudan
The article notes the rise of cotton as a major money crop in Anglo Egyptian Sudan, highlighting its growing economic significance and potential impact on local agriculture and trade.
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Drive-Inn Pharmacy Opens With 24 Hour Service
C D Cottle opens a Drive-Inn Pharmacy at 700 South Georgia offering prompt courteous service and ample parking. Cottle, a University of Oklahoma Pharmacy graduate, plans 24 hour operation to aid emergencies after working previously in a downtown Amarillo drug store.
Slayer Nabbed After Car Check In North Carolina
Washington, NC November 23 Police stopped a car driven by Lafay ette Miller a 23 year old paroled Negro convict and found Opal Moore Boyd a 20 year old kidnapped farm wife in the trunk. Her husband Harvey Charley Boyd 21 was shot dead after a window blaze. Mrs Boyd identified Miller as the slayer and captor. She had been held two hours as Miller drove through the freezing night before police freed her near Greenville. Miller faces murder charges.
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Man tied to trunk slay case faces grand jury
Miller, paroled in 1950 for burglary, admitted the killing of a couple he abducted after forcing Mrs. Boyd from a car. He claimed he did not know the victims but needed a car and forced Mrs. Boyd into the trunk. Mrs. Boyd learned of her husband’s death only after release.
Dope Peddler Behind High School Chaos Exploits Teachers
A dope dealer named Weed Head infiltrates a high school scene causing uproar in the principal’s office. He brandishes money, boasts access to drugs, and connects with alleged pushers through trusted locals. He tours cities with the crew, claims ties to a father in law enforcement, and leverages a military background for credibility.
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Judge imposes five year term after armed robbery plea
Judge Johnson imposes a five year sentence on Kimbrell after a guilty plea to a $4 armed robbery in Tulsa. The court also orders 24 hours in jail, with parole status to determine future action. Warden Jerome J. Waters oversees the case.
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Youth tours prison then faces death row inmate verdict
A youth toured a prison and was placed near the electric chair for a night. He was released yesterday. He spoke with Carl A. DeWolf, a death row inmate who insists on innocence. DeWolf urged the youth to change, while the warden aimed to show the stern realities of confinement and the possibility of reform.
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