Bandit Minutes After Hold Up Waughfield Gets Life
An all male jury in Indiana found William Lawrence Waughfield guilty of second degree murder in the Jan 29 shooting of 32 year old Thomas Anderson at Collier's Cafe. They recommended life imprisonment and ordered sentencing the next Friday.
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William Lawrence Waughfield
Thomas Anderson
Waughfield
J. Bayne Burton
Anderson
Collier’s
Mel Thornburg
William Lawler
Lavelle Foundry
Herald
Eisenhower pledges solidarity amid Quemoy bombardment
President Eisenhower, during a 24 hour goodwill stop in Taipei, pledged steadfast solidarity with Nationalist China after Red China bombarded Quemoy. He met Chiang Kai-shek, hailed freedom and world security, and noted intensified East West vigilance amid Communist aggression.
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Eisenhower
Americas
China
Quemoy
East West
St. Paul
Chiang Kai-shek
Pine Hill
Chiang
Republic of China
United States of America
Red China
America
Formosa
Peiping
Far East
Market Robbery Suspect Admits Four Thefts In Anderson
A 24 year old, Joseph Edward Grady of Muncie, captured within ten minutes after robbing Sczesny's Cross Street Market, admitted three other armed robberies in Anderson last week totaling about 60 dollars each. Police say he moved from California a month ago and blamed job scarcity. Local trooper Jack Jarrett and reporter Jack Campbell aided in the rapid arrest and return of most of the cash.
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Anderson
Houston Broadnax
Cross Street
Joseph E. Grady
Muncie
Grady
Chesterfield
Herald
Sczesny
North
Joseph Edward Grady
Jack Jarrett
Jack Campbell
Lafayette St
Anderson Newspaper
S Inc
Campbell
Cross St
Broadway
Pendleton Post
Red Key
Brady
Juanita Trinkle
John L. Heiden
Heiden
Pasquale's
Good Liquor Store
Foley's
California
Bus crash injures 36 near Jackson in rain
A Trailways bus from Los Angeles to Miami swerved to avoid an oncoming car in predawn rain, toppled down a 30 foot embankment near Jackson Mississippi. Thirty six people were injured nine passengers in the cars, 27 on the bus. Bus driver D W Arnold 44 of Shreveport Louisiana and passenger Jose Campos 26 of Oklahoma City were seriously hurt.
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Jackson
Miss
D. W. Arnold
Shreveport
Jose Campos
Oklahoma City
Baptist
University
John Rowland
Mumford, Tenn
Los Angeles-to-Miami
Fla
Good Morning art The Day With a Chuckle
Fredericton columnist Lord Beaverbrook handed out prizes totaling 100 dollars to three high school girls for an essay contest. He advised spending the money on pleasurable pursuits and urged not to listen to talk of saving.
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Fredericton
N.B. P
Lord Beaverbrook
Nixon Backs School Bil
Vice President Richard Nixon leads efforts to push a school construction bill through Congress before adjournment. Aides report Nixon helped arrange a conference, with a good chance a bill may emerge from House Senate talks acceptable to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
UPS
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
House
White House
Klein
House- Senate
Eisenhower
Senate
House - Senate
House Senate
House Rules Committee
Talman Cleared On Morals Charge
Beverly Hills California judge dismissed a morals charge against actor William Talman for lack of proof of immoral conduct. The ruling cleared Talman but the judge cautioned it did not imply approval of party behavior by Talman or seven others involved at a March 13 nude gathering. Offenders, including four women and three men, were released.
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Calif
UPD
Adolph Alexander Friday
William Talman
Alexander
Tasman
Three Teens Sentenced In Cadou Robbery Case
INDIANAPOLIS AP Three 17 year olds Sandor Moreland Anthony Warren and Charles E Willis Jr were sentenced Friday to one year each on the State Penal Farm for robbing newsman Eugene Cadou and his wife near the Statehouse on February 12 A fourth youth Marion A Tinsley 18 pleaded guilty earlier and faces sentencing June 27 Special Judge David Lewis announced the sentences after guilty pleas were entered and the jury panel was dismissed
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Indianapolis
Eugene J
Rep) Cadou
Statehouse
Criminal Court 2
Sandor Moreland
Anthony Warren
Charles E. Willis Jr
David Lewis
Marion A. Tinsley
Record Forging Denied In Rock Record Case
Three businessmen pleaded innocent in Hackensack New Jersey to forging and selling rock and roll records attributed to teen idol Bobby Rydell of Philadelphia. They were arraigned before District Judge Joseph W Marini and released on $2500 bail each. Names include Robert Arkin Milton Richman and Brad Atwood.
Pay Raise Bill Sent to Eisenhower after Senate Vote
The Senate approved a bill to raise pay for about 1 million civil service and postal workers by 746 million dollars per year in a 62 to 17 vote. Dirksen urged a veto and tried to add a 550 million postal rate increase, while the House already passed the same measure by 377 to 40.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Atlas Workers Reach 2 Year Pact Terms
A tentative two year contract was reached Friday between Convair and the International Association of Machinists affecting Atlas missile workers at Van Nuys Cape Canaveral Offutt Warren and other bases. Some machinists remained on strike while Cape Canaveral agreed to the supplemental offer for off site employees. Other bases prepare votes Saturday as Lockheed and Douglas strikes continue.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Convair
Lockheed Missiles and Space Division
Douglas Aircraft
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Missile Range Test Facility
Offutt Afb
Neb
Warren Afb
Wyo
Pomona
San Diego
House votes down expenses disclosure amid travel aid debate
In Washington on a tight deadline, House members rejected Rep. Harris B. McDowell Jr. proposal for full public disclosure of foreign aid funds spent on official travel. Rep. Otto E. Passman objected that the amendment was out of order, but the chamber urged him to withdraw and voted it down.
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Washington
UPI
Harris B. McDowell Jr
D-Del
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Fare Raise Of 5 Per Cent Granted To Airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 5 percent passenger fare increase for 12 major domestic airlines, effective July 1, with a 22 percent base rise plus a $1 one way surcharge. The move aims to boost revenue and ensure a 100 percent return on investment, though it may expire after existing surcharges.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
House Restores Arms Aid Funds After Cuts
The House approved a $3.5845 billion foreign aid bill and restored $200 million of a $400 million arms aid cut. The vote was 258 to 124 and the measure goes to the Senate amid Cold War tensions and protests linked to Eisenhower’s plans and Chinese shelling near Quemoy.
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Washington
UPI
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Delco Remy Announces Advertising and Methods Changes
Delco Remy announces two promotions in its advertising and methods engineering units. J. H. Coyner Jr. becomes assistant advertising manager under H. B. Birt, F. L. Bronnenberg shifts to advertising specialist under Coyner, and J. E. Ohlheiser moves from service engineer to technical writer.
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Delco- Remy
P. E. Bardsley
R. C. Robertson
J. H. Coyner Jr
H. B. Birt
F. L. Bronnenberg
Coyner
J. E. Ohlheiser
Bardsley
Parker and Welsh Trade Verbal Blows Over Indiana Election
Lt Gov Parker and State Sen Welsh spar over employment and unemployment in Indiana as campaign closes. Auditor Steinwedel attacks GOP payroll practices and neglect of disabled children. Parker defends job gains and highway progress citing 270 new industries and 316 million dollars in roads and bridges.
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Crawford F. Parker
Matthew E. Welsh
Nome
Albert A. Steinwedel
Welsh
GOP
Parker
Indiana
Santa Claus
Department of Commerce and Public Relations
Indiana researcher doubts Uncle Sam burial claim
Philip Rogers a 21 year old Fort Wayne college student says discrepancies exist in the Troy New York burial tale of Uncle Sam Wilson. He reports findings to Congressman Ross Adair who opposes a Troy shrine and argues Samuel Wilson may be buried in Indiana.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Uncle Sam
Troy
N.Y
Philip Rogers
Fort Wayne
Sam Wilson
Rogers
Ross Adair
Adair
Wilson
Senate Interior Committee
Hoosier
Samuel Wilson
Indiana Kentucky high school clash headlines mid-summer hoops
Indiana teams prepare for five key games in a week led by the Indiana Kentucky series at Butler Fieldhouse and Evansville. Notable players include Ron Bonham and John Damper for Indiana and stars from Muncie Central and Evansville Bosse. Coach Angus Nicoson aims for a two game sweep against Kentucky with a deep, speedy roster and a smaller Kentucky squad under Gene Rhodes.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Butler
Evansville
Louisville
Fort Wayne
Muncie Central
East Chicago
Washington
Ron Bonham
John Damper
Kentucky
Bonham
Jim Davis
Jim Nettles
Muncie
Angus Nicoson
Indiana Central
Madison
T. C. Williams
Fort Wayne Central
Mickey Reeves
Bloomington
Ron Divjak
Nicoson
Mannie Newsome
Gary Roosevelt
Jeff Blue
Bainbridge
Gene Rhodes
Hoosiers
Reeves
Ted Deeken
Rhodes
Bill Smothers
Lexington Dunbar
Willie Curry
John Lee
New Castle
Buc McKnight
South Bend Central
Dick Green
Marion
Russ Grieger
Bosse
John Judd
Seymour
Bob Luegers
Jasper
Dick Sparks
AFL files ten million dollar antitrust suit against NFL
The American Football League sues the National Football League for 10 million dollars in federal court alleging conspiracy to monopolize professional football. The AFL asserts NFL threats of blacklisting and other harassing tactics to block AFL recruitment and competition.
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Washington
American Football League
National Football League
AFL
NFL
Federal District Court
Protest Storm Looms as 300000 Leftists Demand Japan Treaty Clash
In Tokyo 300000 communist led demonstrators urged against the security pact as 6000 police guarded the Diet area after a 6100 year old Socialist Diet member Kawakami was stabbed. A 35000 strong fringe staged a battle near Parliament amid talks of further bloodshed and possible derailment of ratification.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Diet
Jotaro Kawakami
Kawakami
Socialist Party
Kishi
Eisenhower
Zengakuren Student Federation
Sehyo Labor Federation
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