Two U S Priests Freed by Peiping End Prison Term
Peiping radio announced the release of the last two American Catholic priests imprisoned in Communist China. The Rev. Joseph P. McCormack and the Rev. John P. Wagner were freed at Shanghai on the expiration of their five year sentences for espionage and saboting China’s financial order, with four Americans still reported in Chinese jails.
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Hmong Kong
Peiping Radio
China
Joseph P. McCormack
Maryknoll Seminary
Ossining
N.Y
John P. Wagner
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Shanghai
Robert E. McCann
Altadena
Calif
Hugh Francis Redmond
Yonkers
John Thomas Downey
U.S. Army
New Britain
James Edward Walsh
Cumberland
Father McCormack
Father Wagner
Rites To Be Held Monday For Otto Brown 65
Funeral services are set for Otto Brown 65 at the Roland funeral home at 1 pm Monday. A World War I veteran, he died Friday at Atlantic Memorial hospital after years of poor health. Interment will be in Brighton cemetery with the American Legion in charge of the military service. He was born in Brayton March 3 1893 and lived north of Atlantic before moving to town in 1945. Surviving are his wife two sons and two daughters and 11 grandchildren. A son Lawrence E. Brown preceded him in death.
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Roland Funeral
Otto Brown
West Sixth Street
Mr. Brown
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Haro'd A. Smith
Brighton
American Legion
Brayton
Nels Brown
Atlantic
Pearl Corley
Helen Duskin
Mr Brown
Nels
Lee Brown
Ralph Peter
Marie
Della Gaunt
Anna Frisbie
Lawrence E. Brown
Weather Outlook With Showers and Cooler Inland
Mostly cloudy Saturday night with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the southwest. Sunday will be partly cloudy to cloudy with showers and thunderstorms, especially north and central, highs 75 to 85. Monday forecast shows partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms.
Algerian Rebels Claim U S Views War as Ball Game
In Tunis a National Liberation Front official charged the United States backs French colonialism by arming France and watching Algerian rebellion. He cited U S aid as enabling France to fight for 44 months and urged a single usable civilian plane as proof. The rebellion has grown to about 130 000 fighters with 600 000 casualties.
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United States
U.S
France
National Liberation Front
de Gaulle
Algeria
Soviet United States firm sign contract for synthetic fibers
A New York businessman, Henry Vonkohorn of Vonkohorn International, signed the first contract in years between the Soviet Union and an American company. His firm will supply machinery and production know how for Soviet synthetic fibers and will be paid substantial cash by the USSR.
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Soviet Union
New York
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Vonkohorn International
White Plains
Noy
Wil
Macmillan Returns Home After U S Canada Tour
Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in London from a weeklong visit to the United States and Canada. He said President Eisenhower has a standing invitation to return his call and appeared tired yet confident after addressing the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on Friday.
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Macmillan
United States
Canada
Eisenhower
Ottawa
De Gaulle Seeks Sound Financial Foundation
Beirut witnessed heavy fighting as government forces and rebels clashed in the capital amid the Lebanon crisis. The clashes damaged areas near the AP office and the Presidential Palace, with U N observers entering as Saami Soth accused rebels of undermining state security. In Paris De Gaulle urged a bond issue to back reforms and peace in Algeria, aiming at a federal overseas structure and broader Western alignment.
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Associated Press
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Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
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Algeria
de Gaulle
France
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Soustelle
Serzei Vinogradov
Moscow
United States
Britain
1958 Small grain loan rates announced for Cass County
The oats loan rate is 60 cents per bushel for No. 3 grain and the wheat rate is 1.89 dollars per bushel for No. 1 grade. Wheat price support requires acreage allotment compliance. oats does not. In Cass county last year 8,290 bushels of oats and 2,300 bushels of wheat were placed under price support.
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Cass County
James A. Winston
ASC
Local jumper Tom Kirtley breaks leg in home fall
Louisville AP reports Tom Kirtley, famed for 51 flawless para chute jumps, planned an exhibition drop but slipped on the back porch steps and broke a leg, delaying his event.
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Louisville
Tom Kirtley
Kirtley
Devious Route Panama AP Newsmen Stranded Abroad
Ten Soviet correspondents stranded in Panama after visas were cancelled by Mexico and Costa Rica and Panama refused them entry. They had come for Arturo Frondizi’s inauguration and hoped to tour Latin America before attempting to return to Moscow.
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Moscow
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Arturo Frondizi
Mexico
Costa Rica
Intourist Hikes Moscow Flight Prices by 150 Percent
The Soviet travel agency Intourist raises ruble prices for all international tickets sold in Moscow by 150 percent starting Monday. The move aims to restore foreign passenger costs to prior levels after last year’s rate change.
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Moscow
Intourist
Korean War Vet Says He Is Lucky
Ed Reeves, a Korean War veteran who lost his feet and most of his hands, calls himself lucky after surviving the Chosin Reservoir ordeal. He and his family, including wife Beverly Jean and two daughters, are among 17 disabled students receiving degrees at the University of Minnesota commencement. Reeves endured freezing conditions for two days before Marines found him and he later underwent amputations. he receives a disability pension and aid from GE Bulb for schooling and living costs.
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Ed Reeves
Tim
Reeves
University of Minvis
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U.S
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Wilmington
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Dave
Iis
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Tos
Michelle Lee
Melody Sue
Percy Jones
Battle Creek
Mich
GE Bulb
Ins
Baerobods
Mone
Pye
Shared expenses case in Labeth Magistrates Court
Mrs Phorence Pinneck objected to her daughter’s travel expenses and stored items. The court heard a plan by Paul Ashbs the sponsor and Ashley Phenoh over alleged money claims. The magistrates reserved judgment on the matter.
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Tondon
Phorence Pinneck
Paul Ashbs
Sponser
Pinneck
Labeth Magistrates Court
Bridas
Ashley Phenoh
Ace
Health officer criticizes Bournemouth youths spending habits
Willan Fielding reports that Bournemouth's health officer says teenage mothers spend on dresses rather than necessities, with over half of local births deemed illegitimate, about 50 percent above the national average.
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Poel
Cap
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Tomar
Willan Fielding
Britain
Storms sweep Midwest as twisters strike several towns
Weather across the Midwest brings extensive rain and flooding with a second Wabash River rise in Indiana triggering a state of emergency in Wabash. Tornado like winds hit Macon County Illinois and Cordia Missouri injuring and damaging buildings while a small twister touches Tulsa area. In Washington political tension rises around Adams and Goldfine as hearings begin.
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Ohio River
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J. Robert Mitten
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Tex
Day Observe Flag Day At Iowa DAV Convention
SIOUX CITY AP Iowa Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary held Flag Day ceremonies during their annual convention. Robert McFarland of St Louis spoke for the National DAV Finance Committee as awards for outstanding service were announced for individual units at the banquet. Herschel Loveless urged greater DAV role in rehab and training for the handicapped as the convention continued with elections planned for Sunday.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Auxiliary
United Here
Robert McFarland
St Louis
National
DAV Finance Committee
Herschel Loveless
DAV
Poweruor
Actress Marie McDonald Hospitalized After Overdose
Actress Marie McDonald was reported in a satisfactory condition after an accidental sleeping-pill overdose. She was taken by ambulance from her hotel to a hospital where her stomach was pumped and she was expected to be released today.
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Pas Vegas
New Cap
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Herderson
Des Moines Youth Brought to Bond on Shotgun Charge
A 17 year old Des Moines boy named Leslie Williams faces a federal charge of illegal possession of a sawed off shotgun after threatening his mother with the weapon while reportedly under the influence. He was held under a bond of 5,900 dollars.
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DES Moines
Leslie Williams
Harlan Williams
Willams
U.S
James L. Bennett
Williams
Bovine Quintuplets Born Near Storm Lake Farm
At Raymond Mandernach farm five miles north of Storm Lake a Holstein cow gave birth to quintuplets, four bulls and a heifer. Three calves died shortly after birth. two survivors are fed by hand. Dr R W Brown, veterinarian, says no other bovine quintuplets are known.
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Raymond Mandernach Farm
Here
R W. Brown
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