Bulgarians Blamed for Downing of Big Airliner
A fourEngine Constellation flying from Vienna toward Israel was shot at near the Bulgarian Greek border. Greek authorities say Bulgarian anti aircraft gunners brought it down, killing most aboard. Four Americans were among the passengers. Israel said it will study sending a commission to investigate.
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Jerusalem
Sofia
Macedonia
Ei al
Petritsia
London
Lydda
Warsaw Military Alliance
Vienna
Schechat
Raven
Athens
Constellation
Tsirbalovo
Congress OKs Reserves Bill
Washington reports Congress approved a broad military reserve bill by voice vote after debate. The House backed the compromise 315 to 18 and sent it to the president though it falls short of Eisenhower and Pentagon aims. The measure seeks more volunteers and authority to compel training to reach a 1960 combat-ready reserve goal.
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Washington
Sen
Euenhower
Pentagon
House
Billy
Hollywood Actress Suzan Ball Cancer Recurrence Revealed
Richard Long disclosed that Suzan Ball has suffered a cancer recurrence after months of secrecy. Doctors informed him nearly a year ago, yet the couple continued night club engagements to protect her morale. Ball, 21, lost a leg to cancer on January 12, 1964, and is now at Hope Medical Center in Jersey, with Long visiting nightly and noting she remains in good spirits despite limited walking and ongoing treatment.
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Hollywood
Richard ‘Ong
Suzan Sail
Suzan
Ots
Holywood
Stu
Hope ‘Medical Center
Jetrby Dutrie
Logan Lad Rescues Brother From Open Cistern
Logan Lad eight years old pulled his baby brother Jerry Scott from a twenty foot cistern at their Logan home. Ronald Lee aided by lowering an extension ladder and lifting Jerry rung by rung to safety after the fall.
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Logan Lad
Logan
Jerry Scott
Ronald Lee
Jerry
Low Bidder for New Student Union Listed
Bowling Bentte University advertises the low bidder for a new student union. The firm bid 965 200 against a 1 160 201 estimate. The four story brick and stone building is expected to cost about 2 million dollars.
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Adent Union
Bowling Bentte Univeral
Typhoon Georgia Aims at Japan After Near Miss
A typhoon named Georgia tracked toward Japan's southern Kyushu region after missing Iwo Jima. Tokyo Weather Central warned if it continues on its present path it could strike the islands, bringing winds up to about 100 miles per hour.
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Georgia
Japan
Iwo Jima
Tokyo Weather Central
Fabulous Tale Of Red Farm Men Across Iowa
Governor Lavary cited a flood of telegrams from Iowa towns requesting Russian farm visits. C. R. Elder of Iowa State College, in charge of arrangements, reported large crowds at each farm stop. In Laurens, 30 residents gathered in the yard to greet the Russians.
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Lowe
Iowa
Lavary
C. R. Elder
Iowa State College
Elder
Tatterd
Tinla
Laurens
Riot at the jail ends after 200 jailers quell disturbance
Guards numbered about 200 restored order after a jail riot. Prisoners claimed injuries and several jailers were assaulted. Sheriff officers reported extensive damage to the jail and some inmates sustained bumps and cuts. A fire attempt was made but suppressed as chief Saline Bob Beckman urged restraint.
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Sherifhs
Bob Beckmane
Eles
Eisenhower Signals Willingness To Let Foreign Planes Probe
President Eisenhower indicated he would permit foreign aircraft to patrol U S defense zones if Geneva talks advance his plan for international aerial inspections. He stressed the proposal hinges on Russian agreement to similar access, and warned of no new military blueprint emerging without consent. He cited the Dixon-Yates financing case and congressional scrutiny as ongoing, while insisting ethics must guide any public decision.
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Zhukov
Hm Ten
United States
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Rusia
Senhower
Talbott
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Dizen-Yates
Metor
Joseph M. Dodge
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Sinclair
Securition
Thiegs and Change Commission
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Adame
Gelay
SEC
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Ketuuver
D-Tenn
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Adolphe Wensel
New York
Dixon Yates
Ton
Georgi Zrukov
Gen
Pastor Defends View as Not Heresy in Local Church Trial
The Northwest Synod hears Rev. George P. Tey on charges claiming controversial beliefs. He asserts he merely interprets scripture and holds that there is a truth behind the Bible beyond literal claims about Jesus. The case centers on his view of resurrection, virgin birth, miracles, and reaction to scriptural interpretation.
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Lateran Church
Smalltown Lateran
Northwest Synod
United Latheran Church i Atherea
George P Sf
Ant Sim
Jonas Car
Ely
Itim
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Gaertn
Star Inherits $218,000 Sum
The report in Surrogate's Court shows Steven Hannagan's gross estate at $1,100,561 with $8,399 going to Ann Sheridan. After taxes and expenses, net estate valued at $768,008. Hannagan died of a heart attack at 53 while traveling. Public relations business valued at $407,066. Debts settled estate for $15,000.
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Ework Mnumn Ape Pravial
Pres
Steven Hannagan
Ann Sheridan
Hannagan
Ex Kingpin Bookie for 5 Million Faces Tax Liens
Ex kingpin bookmaker Frank Erickson, once a top bookmaker, faces IRS tax liens totaling more than five million dollars. He has served time in federal and state prisons for income tax evasion, bookmaking, and conspiracy. The liens were filed Tuesday with the Brooklyn and New Orleans offices.
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Preenold
Frank Erickson
Ielevenue
New Orleans
Erickson
Thaker
New Jersey
Parents have right to correct children court rules
A court dismissed charges against a meat eater after Judge Clement D Nye stated that parents have a God given right to punish their children within reason. The ruling cited a case involving Marlo and Salvador Mora with a belt as the weapons of correction.
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Angeles
Clement D. Nye
Salvador “Mora
Als Sone Marlo
Salvador, Jr
Massive Army Swap Brings 9000 To U S
Report covers a sweeping movement involving thousands, with mentions of Great-Grandfather and family ties as readers learn of evolving forces. The piece blends immigration themes with wartime logistics and housing, referencing Emilie, her children, and an army wife adjusting to life in the United States. It highlights a complex mix of personal stories and broader resettlement issues during a period of upheaval.
Police Shoot and Kill Burglar in Lancaster
Lancaster police say a burglar, George W. Campbell, 23, was shot and killed by a patrolman after a chase. Campbell reportedly fired at officers. another officer was wounded. He died at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. In Columbus, Gov. Lausche received a request to extradite Pat McDermott, a suspected slayer, from Gov. Harriman of New York.
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George W. Campbell
Sam Hutsler
Campbell
Iq Tad Trew
Eerkest
Hutser
Wayne Hart
Lancaster Fairfield Howpital
Hutsler
Columbus
W. Iverell Harriman
New York
Setumn
Pat McDermott
Ondo
Frank J. Lausche
Easier Than You Think For Your Want Ad
Dial 31242 for quick results. This short classified notice promotes a simple way to place a want ad with a direct call line. It mentions a lawn mower product and a basic marketing phrase.
Athens Man Killed In Auto Crash On Route 2
An Athens County man, Augustine, was fatally struck by a car along Route 2 near Leach Market. The driver Altier claimed he dimmed lights after passing another car and saw a man in the road but could not stop. Augustine, a resident of the county home, had throat cancer and walked downtown regularly. The crash happened around 11:08 p.m. as police and off duty Sgt. Meiride and Patrolman Liggett witnessed the event. He was transported to the hospital but did not survive.
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Cittord
Franklin Aseusting
John 3A
Oelphin
W. Han
Condy Pevenee
Athens
Dee
Augustin Wes Waling
Robert Liggett
Augustine
Leach Market
Joseph Mefiride
Augsting
Liggett
Altier
Fire Department
Howital
Narves
Athens County
Juvenile Faces Hearing in Slaying Case At Home
Juvenile court today will hear a slaying case stemming from a shooting at a home last Friday. Investigators said a man, aged 31, and a woman were at the residence when shots were fired. The suspect allegedly baled during the incident, and observers noted a hurried retreat up a ladder as events unfolded.
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Joe
Two 82 000 Thieves Face Arraignment
Two men named Dwane Link and Clarence Cook face arraignment on charges linked to grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. The chaotic report mentions Javelin and Prowein, referencing a 15 year old son and a wife, with details about a car purchase, shared money, and later theft recovery totaling about 2 400.
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Versailles
Ind
Cook
Fred Frowein
Dayton Baker
Froweiers
Frederick
Dwane Link
Clarence Cook
Frowein
Firick
Prowein
Pollen
Talbott to quit Mulligan firm amid probe
Secretary Harold Talbott told Senate investigators he has decided five days ago to leave the Paul B Mulligan & Co management engineering firm. He said he earned about 112002 in profits since becoming Air Force secretary and denied illegal or unethical conduct while serving, asserting he made no comment on resigning when asked.
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Talbott
John A. Johnson
Air Force
Paul B. Mulligan
New York City
Senate
Harold E. Talbott
Johnson
Washington
Harold Talbott
Senators
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
Ebenhower
Froid
Senate Investations
Im i. Aere
Talbot
Mulligan
Hotage
Sanscitviton
Tie
Stalmont
Opera Expert Wins a Grand Prize in Local Contest
A Brom shoemaker aspiring to fame wins a speech prize of sixteen thousand dollars in a local competition. He dreams of touring Italy with his prize money and hopes to secure the top award of sixty four thousand dollars. He hails from Turin or Milan region and mentions his family ties as he answers questions about operatic pieces and premiere venues.
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Sie
Puc
Sion
Henour
Howe
Hed
Prato
Andot
Franto Auto
Seela
Millan
Child’s Plea Reaches Ike Over Crippled Light Controversy
A child’s plea to President Eisenhower about railroad lighting was forwarded to the Interstate Commerce Commission after a fatal incident on December 12, 1984. The New York Central line and its trains were cited as opposing illumination efforts.
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Sue Hut
Near Hilleboro
Eisenhower
Interstate Commerce Commision
ICC
New York Central
Eskimos Who Saved U.S. Fliers Honored
In Gambell Alaska on June 7 the small Eskimo community honored local residents who saved U.S. airmen after a Navy aircraft crash. A ground observer noted proximity to Soviet bases across the Bering Strait as villagers gathered to witness the ceremony and present certificates to the rescuers.
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GOC
Tee Ore
Flere
Deporting Proceedings In Brancato Case
A congressional subcommittee criticized the Immigration Service for shocking inefficiency and nonproceedings against deportation. The report charged miscarriage of justice and alleged improper influence amid the Brancato case and ongoing deportation efforts.
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The
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