Omaha Nurse Slaying Probed. Copsey questioned in case
In Omaha police ongoing inquiry into the Rita Kappenman killing, Mrs. E L Copsey and her bartender friend Vivian D Henderson were questioned as detectives pursue a lead. Both denied involvement and lie detector tests were administered to Copsey with another test planned.
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Omaha
Rita Kappenman
Kappenman
E. L. Copsey
Vivian D. Henderson
Ernest Brown
Keith
Creighton University
Copsey
Westman Lease Sold To Bullock duo for Bullock's Apparel
Westman, operator of Westman's store at 418 Chestnut street, announced the sale of her lease to Mr and Mrs Max Bullock and will close stock during a sale opening Wednesday. The Bullocks plan to open Bullock's Apparel about Sept 1, remodeling interiors and offering women fashions and accessories. Bullock previously ran Atlantic business since 1925 and will travel to Chicago and New York this month to buy merchandise for the new shop.
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Westman
Westman’s
Chestnut Street
Max Bullock
Miss Westman
Eisenhower seeks 149 million for Post Office aid
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a supplemental 149 million dollars for the Post Office Department to prevent substantial mail service cuts on July 1. The request adds to the 3.192 billion already appropriated for the new fiscal year amid a higher workload.
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Washington
Eisenhower
CongTess
Post Office Department
Congress
Whitehouse
James C Maguerty
Haverty
Summerfield
Trust Office Department
House
Senate
Ouu Hagerty
Department
Powell Stricken While Preaching in Harlem Church
Rep Alan Clayton Powell of New York collapsed from exhaustion and a mild heart attack during a Harlem sermon to about 1 700 worshippers. Rescued to a New York hospital his condition is listed as not serious and he will undergo a general medical checkup. Powell, 48, is serving his sixtieth term in Congress and voted for Eisenhower’s reelection last year.
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New York
Alan Clayton Powell Dro
D-Ny
Harlem
Nevro
Powel
Congress
Eisenhower
Three Arrested in Club Raids Near Soux City Iowa
Three men, Mel Myrtle Stark of Lakeshore Inn Kenneth Montagne and Joseph Girard of Pheasant Acres Tavern, face charges after county raids early Sunday. Sheriff Ed Ekren says whisky was seized as part of a county cleanup. Stark faces additional charges for permitting bootlegging without a license. New manager Glen Kraack joins Sneet Sewing Machine Co in Cumberland. Atlantic office now led by William Durmeyer of Council Bluffs.
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Elk Point
S.do
Mit
Ciana County
Soux City
Iowa
Mel Myrtle Stark
Lakeshore Inn
Kenneth Montagne
The
Inn
Joseph Girard
Pheasant Acres Tavern
Ed Ekren
Ekren
Glen Kraack
Cumberland
Sneet Sewing Machine Company
Offic
Atantic
William Durmeyer
Council Bluffs
2000 Scientists Appeal For Pact To Halt H Tests
Two thousand American scientists signed an appeal urging an international agreement to stop nuclear bomb testing. Linus Pauling announced the effort detailing radiation risks and long term health harms across generations. Nobel laureates H J Muller and Joseph Erlanger signed among others.
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Pasadena
Calif
Linus Pauling
Motorcyclists Use Main Street as Drag Strip in Angels Camp
About 4,000 riders converged on Angels Camp for AMA races at Frogtown. Three dead and 23 injured in crashes, 26 jailed overnight for drunkenness and disorder, as 50 peace officers restored order after 300 cyclists staged street drag races and littered the town.
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Angels Camp
Calif
Mother Lode
California Highway Patrol
Calaveras County
Graham tackles seventh commandment at Madison Square Garden
Evangelist Billy Graham selects the Seventh Commandment as tonight's topic at Madison Square Garden. He warns that salvation requires coming to Christ, not a quick appeal, and notes his total Garden attendance could reach 335,300 after Sunday’s show.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Jesus
Christ
Graham
the Garden
Harold Soper 53 Dies at Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Harold Soper 53 of Lewis died suddenly at 3 this morning at Atlantic Memorial hospital after admission Saturday evening. Born November 23 1903 in Atlantic he married Pauline Roberts in San Francisco 1928 and moved to Lewis in 1947. Surviving wife son Douglas B. Soper and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending with Meyer funeral home. Education memorial fund sought for son.
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Harold Soper
Lewis
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic
Ira
Rebecca Noyer Soper
Lewis High School
California
Pauline Roberts
San Francisco
Douglas B. Soper
Phil Silsby
Carl Eggers
LaGrange
George Fisher
San Diego
Calif
Meyer Funeral Home
Quadruplets for London couple defy odds born at hospital
Mrs Dela Philp gave birth to quadruplets all girls after her husband beat odds of 644 960 to 1. The four babies weighed 4 pounds 2 ounces, 3 pounds 8 ounces, 3 pounds 4 2 and 4 pounds 3 ounces at Crest hospital. The quads arrived a month early and are in incubators. the couple already have a two year old son. A hospital spokesman said mother and babies are all doing well.
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London
Dela Philp
Britain
Newcastle
Phe Philp
Crest Bith
Philp
Pilot Rides Balloon to 18 Miles in Record Flight
Air Force test pilot Capt. Joe Ruttinser flew a metal capsule attached to a huge plastic balloon to 96 000 feet near South St. Paul Minnesota. The mission aims to aid rocket and satellite research with the hope of future manned flights. The capsule sat pressurized for about 120 hours as the craft ascended from near Minneapolis and landed near Weaver Minnesota after a 24 hour set of tests.
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Air Force
Joe Kittinger
Fleming Field
South St. Paul
Minn
Joew Ruttinser
Rapid Ciyf S. Co
Talcott
Klemin
Weaver
Monn
Kittinger
Tooaoom
Poe
Moanneapolis
Lake Michioan
Youth Dies of Crash Injuries
Barrett 18 a Salues High School graduate died at Hamburg hospital after a two-vehicle crash on a rural road south of Sydney Dr. Racer Dawe county coroner said funeral services will be held in Lines with burial at Gombeters. Surviving parent details listed. A Cherokee parolee 29 charged with drunken driving in separate incident.
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Hamborg
oPames Baurrett
Salues
Sandas
Hamburs
Satarday Barrett
Mroo
Fart
Sarred
Ernest Shelde
Perel
Sheldon
Tay
Dawe
Corgee
Saat Taere
Fae
Punerat
Gombeters
Parent
Ts Ug
Brutiner
Towa Reformatory
Anamosa Wailloan
Buettner
Setar Cay
Khrushchev predicts world victory for Soviet system
In a filmed interview with CBS Face the Nation Khrushchev insists the Soviet Union will eventually prevail globally and even future American grandchildren will live under communism. He urges disarmament talks, troop withdrawals, and economic competition while suggesting lifting trade restrictions and expanding cultural exchange.
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New York
Nikita S. Khuchchev
Saul
Sovie Union Aoe
ESS HK
United States Economcaly Att Weolonealtys
Krhoistotes
Columbia Broadcasting System
Chet
Heo
Soviet Union
Ato
Khrushchev
Obs
United States
Woman dies in highway crash near Sigourney
Miss Beryl Hae 31 of Sigourney died in a two vehicle collision on Highway 82 west of here. Harold Utah 57 drove the car in passing and the victim was thrown beneath the vehicle wheels. Utah escaped injury in the truck rollover. Authorities said Miss Hlagg and Rajah were connected with a local carnival en route from Monte to Chicago.
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Davenport
Rock Island
Golden State Limited
Harold Spittler
Pearl Hart
Eldon
Iowa
Earl Cole
Linwood
Spittler
A.J. Matthys
Buffalo, Iowa
Theodore Radetzki
Lola Hillard
Matthys
Harold
Chant
Muscatine
Keith Burda
Sigourney P
Beryl Hae
Joplin
May
Wendell Per- Susodoot
Miss Hlagg
Rajah
Onten
Oshalause
Court rules Du Pont illegally controls GM stock
The Supreme Court held Du Pont Co. illegally controls part of General Motors. In a 4-2 decision, the case returns to Chicago U.S. District Court to determine how much of GM stock, about 23 percent, must be disposed of. The ruling cites Clayton Act reach over stock acquisitions with potential restraint of trade or monopoly.
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Washington W
Supreme Court
du Pont Co
General Motors Corp
U. S. District Court
Chicago
du Pont
Walter J. LaBuy
LaBuy
Justice Brennan
Comerce
Brennan
General Motors
General Motors Common
Warren
Black
Douglas
Burton
Frankfurter
Farouk wins libel suit against Elsa Maxwell in Paris court
Paris court orders Elsa Maxwell to pay 300000 francs damages and a 50000 franc fine to Egypt's ex king Farouk for libel in her memoirs. Translators and publishers fined 50600 francs each as the court removes the disputed passage about the ex monarch. Farouk's suit targeted a telegramquote denying an invitation to avoid clowns monkeys or corrupt gangsters.
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Paris
Elsa Maxwell
Egypt
Farouk
Miss Maxwell
U. S
France
United States
Britain
Weather outlook shows mild, dry period ahead
Clear to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with lows in the 50s and highs upper 70s. Mild and dry conditions continue into Wednesday with no significant precipitation expected.
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Rita Kaeppenman
Douglas County
Westman Lease
Clarion
Leonard Steig
Eagle Grove
Harriet Goeres
Theodore Goeres
David Kramer
Dyersville
Tod Jessen
Wiota
Kenneth M. Jones
Ike
Powell
Rep. Mills
D-Ark
Gemo
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Ways and Means Committee
Senate House Economic Subcommittee
Quads
Iowa City
P. T. Williams
Christmas Islands
Central Pacific
Pacific
International Soundphoto
Elsa
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