Crusader blocked by nudists at Sunshine Gardens camp
Crusader from Fort Smith Arkansas tried to enter Sunshine Gardens Nudist Camp in Battle Creek Michigan to photograph a protest against nudism. About 20 bare chested members blocked his entry and a scuffle ensued with him landing on the ground before he left fully clothed. Sawyer intends to use footage to push an anti nudism bill in four states.
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Gateway of Sunshine Gardens
Braxton B. Sayer
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
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Daler Sawyer
Ignition Key Mind Brings Prison Term
Melvin Atkins 28 of Bargersville described as a rare real good thief faces a 1 to 10 year sentence in the Indiana Reformatory after pleading guilty to stealing a Ford from Wood Maloy Sales. He memorized the ignition key shape during a ride, copied it, lured a salesman home, then used a wrecked car’s parts to swap and sell the vehicle. Atkins admitted he ran the scheme previously in March.
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Indianapolis
Bargersville
Tidiana Reformatory
Criminal Court
Saula Rabh
Melvin Otto Atkins
Atkins
Alking
Ford
Knightstown
Hel
Acheme
Trieste Pact Near Seen by Belgrade Officials
Belgrade radio said a settlement in the Trieste dispute between Yugoslavia and Italy could come soon. The report noted Trieste has long irritated Belgrade since its status as a free territory decided by the Big Four. The broadcaster suggested a sudden decision is not excluded.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
Oreign
Radio Belgrade
Woodner Testifies on FHA Projects and Family Sponsorship
Senate Banking Committee heard Jan Woodner recount a bookkeeping scheme tied to 24 FHA insured housing projects totaling 404 million in loans. He claimed payments of 250000 to family members were to keep them acceptable sponsors, with records ordered for audit.
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Washington
New York
Jan Woodner
Senate
Woodner
Washington Area
Valley, Stream
Long Island
N.Y
Capehart
R-Ind
General Accounting Office
PHA
Woodner Hotels
Indiana Doctor Faces Narcotics Charge
Federal narcotics agents arrested 64 year old Dr Gerald S Lowery in Indianapolis on charges of violating the Federal Narcotics Act after selling prescriptions to a known dope user a 20 year old woman. Also arrested was Mrs Francis G Dynes described as a steady dope customer. The case marked the start of a drive against doctors selling narcotics.
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Indianapolis
Eily
Theodore Mazers
Gerald S. Lowery
Lowery
Marion County
Velore
U.S
Alvin G. ‘Johnson
Francis G. Dynes
Henry B. McMahan
Lawery
Theodore Hazell
Bill to curb auto bootlegging passes House
A bill to prevent bootlegging of new automobiles by unauthorized dealers passed the House on Wednesday and goes to the Senate where action faces doubt. The measure would ease anti trust laws to let manufacturers enforce dealer agreements against selling to unaffiliated outfits for cut rate. An Senate inquiry into such arrangements was approved to await adjournment. In Rome Italy the Chamber of Deputies closed for summer vacation without action on the European Defense Community ratification.
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House
Senate
INO Edc
Rome
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
European Defense Community
Strangers Warn Moscow Readers About Foreign Spies
London dispatch notes Moscow Radio's warning to Soviet listeners to beware strangers and drinks offered by strangers as potential traps set by foreign intelligence services. The broadcast urged heightened vigilance, saying agents target those with remaining capitalist tastes aiming to exploit compromised consciousness.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Five die as private plane crashes near Oakland
Oakland California reports a Cessna 180 crash after leaving Oakland Airport. L. A. Meeker 47 of Loveland Colorado and his wife Kathleen 24 perish along with neighbors Albert Ackerley Dilly Vaal Duzen 19 and Sharon Vall 9. Meeker led a religious group Emissaries of Divine Light with churches in the United States and beyond. The death of seven year old John Correll in Santa Monica is attributed to an acute kidney infection following earlier poison suspicions.
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Calif
San Francisco Bay
L. A. Meeker
Loveland
Cole
Meeker
Kathleen
Colorado
Albert Ackerley
Dilly Vaal Duzen
Sharon Vall
Emissaries of
Dilvine Light
United States
Canada
Ackerley
Church Board of
Los Angeles
Charles Correll
Andy
Amos N
John Correll
Santa Monica
New Guided Missile Unit To Go Abroad
Washington reports the dispatch of an Army guided missile battalion to Europe, the 259th Field Artillery Battalion, to introduce Corporal missiles. The move follows other deployments including Air Force Matador units and the Honest John heavy bombardment weapon. The Corporal missile is radar guided with air speed several times sound and a range at least 100 miles.
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Washington
Europe
Gaideu
259Th Field Artillery
Ithe
Air Force
Army
United States
Hearefuy ‘Sture
Two Injured In Accident Mrs Conrad Critical
In a two car collision before 7am at 17th and Jackson Streets Hilmer Downey 46 of 708 Prospects fed Street and Atrs area sustained knee and forehead abrasions. Mrs Huffman driver of the other car suffered facial injuries. Both were taken to St Johns Hospital by ambulance. Sgt Leon Boys investigated. Ruth Murrow of 1807 Fulton St released after head injuries. Mrs Charie Conrad widow of BE M Conrad remained critical with broken shoulder fractured rib and internal injuries after a Saturday collision that killed Dr Conrad. accident remains under investigation.
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Atrs
Borbty Au
Indiana Ave
17Th
Jackson Sts
Downey
Huffman
Inie
St. John's Hospital
Leon
Ruth Murrow
Fulton St
Charie Conrad
BE M, Conrad
Conrad
Two Men Escape Mental Hospital in Indiana
State police searched northern Indiana for two male patients Harry Armentrout of Buchanan Michigan and Ronald Montgomery of South Bend who beat a guard with a baseball bat and fled from Beatty Memorial Hospital in Gary. Guard Signolifer was injured and Standifer was hospitalized while authorities investigated the escape.
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Beatty, Memtorial
Harry “Armentrout
Buchanan Mich
Ronald Montgomery
South Bend
Odief Signolifer
Gary
Standifer
Mulliedist Hospital
Indiana
Auburn Jud. Old Burned Yard Finds Hidden Bills
An old burn yard in Auburn Jud. finds two bundles of currency hidden in debris. Omar Webb and family recover about 500 dollars during cleanup with help from a neighbor boy Merritt Clie Je. The bills, largely from 1918, are saved and kept by the Webbs.
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Vlewr
Prouvinco
Clear
Sondlle
Cloudy
Witchiog
Auburn
Omar Webb
Merritt Clie
Jerry
Webbs
Cadi
Gluel Lly
Ald
Talenlendar
Washington
Atomic Patents Setup Delayed Amid Senate Deadlock
Washington Senate conferees failed to reach a compromise on patent clauses in a bill opening atomic power to private industry. They will resume talks Thursday as a 17 year patent rights proposal fuels a last minute standoff. The dispute centers on sharing patents after a set period amid President Eisenhower's atomic energy program. Coastal Sound Raleigh Albemarle Sound in North Carolina noted as the largest coastal freshwater sound in the world.
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Washington Und Senate
Eisenhower
Senate
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