Holdup Suspect Found Killed Near Harrisburg
One of two men who staged a $20,000 holdup was found murdered in a cow pasture pond near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He bore ten $100 bills tied to his legs with rubber bands and a devil and banjo tattoo on his arm. Police noted a double crossing between thieves and believed the survivor killed his partner to keep the rest of the loot. Daniel Lamont identified the dead man as one of two masked bandits who robbed him in Altoona of $13,000 cash plus $7,000 in jewelry. The body showed two .45 bullets in the back and was discovered about 10 miles east of Harrisburg, indicating death about 18 hours earlier.
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Baylor Dentistry Professor Dies After Hospital Stay
A Baylor College of Dentistry professor of 13 years, Dr. Leesey, died late Wednesday at Dalles hospital. A memorial service is planned for Friday at 4 p.m. in the same city.
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US Denies Reds More Say On Japan
The United States rejected Soviet Russia’s bid for a stronger voice in shaping Japan’s future. Major General Frank R. McCoy said Russia proposed a new system of international controls for several years benefiting powers most opposed to Japanese aggression. McCoy noted Russia already has a direct voice via the FEC and Allied Council, and dismissed the plan as useless.
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Ex Gov Ross Sterling Too Ill to Fly to Houston
Former Governor Ross Sterling, 78, remains in critical condition at Harris Hospital. Doctors said his heart ailment has worsened with a cold, making urgent transfer to Hermann Hospital in Houston unlikely on Friday.
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Pope Hopes European Union Comes in Time
Pope Pius XII told 300 delegates at Castel Gandolfo he hopes for realization of a European Union before it is too late. He spoke in French to delegates from nine countries as a three day congress of the European Federalists ended with a central committee meeting to plan its implementation.
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Hands Over Gunshot Method Wins Pheasant
Edward F. Juska, a Long Branch attorney and hunter, was startled when a pheasant suddenly flew toward him in thick brush in Manahawken New Jersey. He dropped his gun and wrung the bird’s neck to kill it.
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Hoggett Named Rodeo Chairman in Kerrville
Kerrville plans July 4 rodeo with Pierce Hoggett as chairman and assistants Gene Lock Allie Burton Jr Francis Swayze and Jim Weatherby. The Junior Chamber of Commerce reports price reductions and 2000 reserved seats for next year.
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Jet sets new record from Frisco to LA
Major Robert De Haven flew a National Guard F-80 jet from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 35 minutes 9 seconds, shaving four minutes off the previous record set by Commander Wallace Sherrill in an F4U on March 5.
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