Killer of Rubinstein Had Key to Door Of Playboy's Apartment
Police probed many angles in Serge Rubinstein slaying while his body lay in a copper casket. Investigators found no forced entry at his Fifth Avenue home and believe the killer used a key, with officers noting a possible grudge motive amid Rubinstein’s global business and legal troubles. Estelle Gardner and Patricia Wray linked to late-night events, while servants reported no disruption in the scene.
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Winter Keeps Tight Grip, Tall Mounts
Deaths from exposure and over exertion rose to at least 14 as winter's worst cold wave held the Eastern half of the nation. Subzero temperatures stretched from Northern New England across the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley to Northeast Missouri and Central Illinois. Only the Gulf Coast areas from Northern Florida to Southeast Texas saw near freezing readings with slight moderation forecast for the gulf region and the Great Plains. Ohio led with 6 deaths, followed by Michigan 3, Missouri 2, Illinois 2, and Pennsylvania 1.
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Woman Jailed In Embezzling McLelland Sentenced To Reformatory
Richland County Common Pleas Judge G E Kalbleisch denied probation and sentenced 60 year old Elva McLelland to 110 years in the Marysville reformatory for embezzling from Hartman Suspender Co. The plea cited her role as sole support for husband and father. The court amended the indictment from 43327 to 32483.54 dollars.
AEC Hints of Major Developments in Atomic Weapons
The Atomic Energy Commission spoke of new major developments in atomic weapons after spring Castle tests. It cited ongoing Nevada tests to gain knowledge essential to defense and world security, while offering no specifics and dodging elaboration.
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One-Legged Man Dies in Flames in Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM Alabama WF George Armstrong aged 63 a one legged man was found with his clothes aflame after a neighbor heard him pounding on a wall Saturday He died in minutes His wife said his clothing had once caught fire around his wooden leg and he could not feel the flames Firemen theorize this happened again Armstrong was mute Hearst Meets Molotov London VM Molotov Soviet foreign minister received American publisher William Randolph Hearst Jr Saturday Moscow radio reported
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Pickets urge stop to drift toward war before White House
More than 50 pickets marched outside the White House for an hour on Saturday carrying placards calling for a peaceful solution to the Formosa issue and denouncing drift toward war. The organizers identified backing groups as pacifist organizations from New York and Philadelphia.
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President Eisenhower in Augusta for weekend golf rest
President Eisenhower arrived at Augusta National in a bid to rest from Far Eastern tensions and White House duties. He flew aboard Columbine NT with aide staff and banker Ford Roberts, greeted by Camp Gordon’s General Howard and Augusta officials. Weather was cold but expected to warm for Sunday golf.
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Bargain basement used autos attract long Cincinnati lines
In Cincinnati the price of used cars drops with sales at bargain prices. A dealer held a sale where a few cars sold for 99 cents each, drawing customers who queued overnight. Another event sold three cars for 69 cents, with around 85 customers braving temperatures down to one below zero.
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Slaying by Bomb Is Called Mistake
BAN ANGELO Texas UP Police said Saturday the bomb slaying of a wealthy West Texas ranch woman Mrs Harry E Weaver was a mistake. They said a former son in law had plotted for nearly a year to ambush her husband. Still untold is the motive for the death plot outlined to police by two men who said they were given money guns and a car to kill Weaver a prominent Texas architect and scientist.
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Governor Asks Security for Americans Abroad
Former Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge urged armed protection for U S nationals abroad in Jacksonville. He criticized U S leadership and foreign policy saying the United States has looked the other way while citizens are mistreated and rights are not respected in much of the world.
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Ike Attains War Power If Necessary
Washington news says President Eisenhower signed with urgency to authorize use of armed forces to defend Formosa and deter Chinese Communists. Congress fast tracked a joint resolution granting broad authority, with House approval 409 to 3 and Senate 85 to 3. The move allows air and naval actions off the China coast and hot pursuit rights for pilots against Chinese jets. President praised the bipartisan vote as a clear expression of American unity to resist aggression and support Chiang Kai-shek's forces in the region.
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U. S. Moves Closer to War With Reds and Dien Bien Phu Cadet Class
Washington debates a policy line as U S moves closer to conflict with Red China following Korea ending 18 months ago. Senate armed services and foreign relations committees call for decisive action amid fears of Russia involvement. In Paris a new St Cyr cadet class will be named the class of Dien Bien Phu signaling a symbolic defeat.
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UN Aims To Halt Chinese Fighting Fear Of War Rise
United States Britain and New Zealand pressed a UN Security Council session in New York to seek a joint condemnation and a halt to fighting in China. They urged restraint as tensions rose over possible clashes near Taiwan and offshore islands.
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Formosans Pleased by U S OK To Defend Chiane Island
Reports from Taipih Formosa say United States approval for defense of Formosa and evacuation of 18000 Nationalist troops from the Tachens is welcomed by Formosan leaders. Nationalists fear a potential cease-fire talks may ease pressure on Reds while US support signals firmness against communism.
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Top Solons Back Navy On Carrier Plan
The Navy has backing from two leading members of the House Armed Services Committee. They advocate formal hearings on a proposed 60,000-ton carrier to support the Forrestal. The push aims to smooth opposition from Appropriations Chairman Cannon while planning a fifth supercarrier addition.
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Danish Prime Minister Hans Hedtoft Found Dead
Danish Prime Minister Hans Hedtoft was found dead in a Copenhagen hotel room after reportedly suffering a heart attack. Hedtoft's death followed his return from a Nordic summit and came as Denmark mourned, with Foreign Minister Foffannen Hedtoft rumored to be his successor.
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Short Hauls By Air Seen Short Hauls By Air Seen
Ohio aviation board director Brown argues a future with expanded air transport in the state. He cites past growth and supports a comprehensive study to assess eastern routes and arid regions, aiming to improve service and long haul air routes.
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Brooklyn Eagle Strike Halts Saturday Edition
New York edition of the century-old Brooklyn Eagle failed to publish on Saturday as a strike by the American CIO and other unions led to picket lines. Plans for a Sunday edition were abandoned as publishers saw the strike extend beyond midnight over wage demands and pay scales at Manhattan tech papers.
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Ugly No More Re Facing Set for Convicted Robber
Albert Lapinsky a 22 year old from Duryea Pa using a 12 to 15 year term for robbery receives a plea for plastic surgery funded by inmates at Eastern State Penitentiary. Judge Flannery and medical director Blumberg help arrange eight operations to give him a new face and perhaps a new personality.
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Auto Group Enters Limited-Access Dispute in Wyoming
A regional auto group enters a limited access dispute in Wyoming as state officials review a plan affecting road routing. The case involves multiple parties and a county resident group claiming highway relocation could impact travel and property.
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Pescadores Described As Bleak and Windy
Washington reports a National Geographic Society description of Pescadores as bleak and windy. The report notes the islands have nearly 19 percent of their land area covered by grasslands across a total square miles, highlighting challenging conditions.
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Commie Unionists Ducking Says AFL Officials
Four AFL officials said privately on Saturday that suspected Communist labor leaders of independent unions are trying to duck for cover into the AFL or CIO until the heat's off They believe Red infiltrator readers have been told to dissolve or merge their unions to hide identity.
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Cop Contests For Pies At Local Bakeoff
In Union Local Cosnoton County a pie baking contest crowns Janet, a senior, for the second year in a row. The event, held Saturday at the 180 Tx pie bake, drew seven other contestants from the area as part of the family of EF Jean Mercer of Ti oner.
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Soviet claim on atomic auto tests and radar shield
East European state media report a Soviet atomic auto project. Prof Ramadin, a Stain Prize winner, described an engine likened to an atomic oven using uranium or plutonium fuel. The unit reportedly recirculates steam to drive a turbine, offering weeks of operation and aiming to shield the driver from gamma rays and blasts.
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