Plainfield killer Gein admits possible killings
Waushara County DA says five more heads found at isolated Plainfield farm raising to ten the cadavers. Prosecutor Earl Kileen says Edward Gein broke a 30 hour silence and hinted he knew something about the macabre collection and might have killed a 58 year old Plainfield businesswoman.
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Plainfield
Wis
Waushara County
Earl Kileen
Edward Gein
Kileen
Gein
Sai Gein
Boyd Clark
Bernice Worden
Milwaukee
Eileen
State Crime Laboratory
Mora woman severely cuts arm in nightmare
Mrs. Walter Stromberg of Mora Minnesota cut her right arm through a window during a nightmare about an attack on her children. She received a severed artery and required an emergency blood transfusion. three pints of B positive blood were sent from St. Paul and used at Kanabec Memorial Hospital. The incident prompted a Red Cross blood shipment and left her condition satisfactory.
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Mora
Minn
Ogilvie Area
Red Cross
Kanabec Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Walter Stromberg
Agreement on Disarmament Talks Reached
UNITED NATIONS N Y experts report a compromise plan to expand the disarmament commission with 14 new members, beyond the West’s 10. India and neutral states pressed for broader representation to avert a break in talks. The 82 nation General Assembly will act Tuesday.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
India
Disarmament Commission
Soviet Union
Beycott
General Assembly
Adlai and Dulles Eye Bipartisan NATO Shakeup
Adlai Stevenson and John Foster Dulles meet to explore a bipartisan push to reshape U S alliances for the nuclear age. Stevenson, en route from New York, outlines mobile forces and economic aid as part of a broader partnership while Eisenhower plans a NATO summit.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Augusta
New York
Five Inch Snow Slows Traffic In Minnesota Region
Five inches of snow fell across southeastern Minnesota and the Twin Cities area, with more on the way. Roadways became slick, traffic slowed, and farm crops including corn and soybeans faced damage while construction paused. Officials urged caution as winter weather continues.
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Austin
Minne
Sota
Iowa
Pipestone
Pine City
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Rochester
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
LaCrosse
al Reinartz
Pineau Arrives for Talks With Dulles on Arms Issue
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrived in New York for talks with Secretary of State Dulles. He said France would deliver arms to Tunisia only if Tunisian authorities reject arms from the East or Egypt, and condemned recent Tunisian arms shipments by the United States and Britain as harming NATO solidarity.
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NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dulles
State Department
New York
Christian Pineu
France
Tunisia
East
Egypt
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Pineau
U.S
U.N
Algeria
Washington
Three Brothers Face Kidnapping Charges in Minnesota
Gerald Falk 22 and his brothers Charles 18 and August Jr. 21 were jailed on kidnapping counts in Lamberton after allegedly abducting Richard Marbin 14, forcing him to drink alcohol until unconscious for six hours. Richard was found semi conscious and later taken to a doctor. the three admitted the abduction. Bond set at 5000 each, with district court appearances pending.
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Lamberton, Minn
Husky Farm
Lamberton
Gerald Falk
Charles
August Jr
Clarence Bakke
Redwood Falls
Marbins
Marbin
Richard
Traffic deaths push toll to 595 in Minnesota
A Minneapolis man died and three others were injured in a fiery crash on Highway 55 near Hastings. Nine other weekend fatalities raise Minnesota's 1957 toll to 595, with two women killed west of St. Cloud and two men drowned in a river.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Hastings
Minn
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Mary Tschumperlin
Emma DeMorrett
Eden Valley
St. Martin
Clarence Tschumperlin
Henry
Delmer V. Weis
St. Paul
Melvin Talbot
New Brighton
Edward Philipcczyk
Hinckley
Kettle River
Navy may advance satellite launching plans
The Navy said a successful first test of a six inch satellite next month could accelerate the schedule. If orbit succeeds, two preliminary tests may be forgone and a 20 inch satellite could be launched earlier than the March target. Eisenhower policy had planned March for the larger sphere.
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Washington
Navy
Origin
Eisenhower
Project Vanguard
Snowy Traffic Jam Separates Philosophers From the Rebels
In Minneapolis a winter congestion turns a four mile ride into an hour-long ordeal. Philosophers stay put and read as rebels abandon lanes and bypass cars, with one driver defiantly steering a one-way street in high gear amid honks and chaos.
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Minneapolis
Hunter Finds Body of Missing Man 74 In Minnesota Thicket
A hunter discovered the decomposed body of Elof Hammer, 74, who disappeared from his Ortonville home on June 17. The coroner will determine the cause of death, as officials investigate the scene beside the Minnesota River where the body was found hanging from a tree in a thicket Sunday night.
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Ortonville
Minn
Minnesota River
Elof Hammner
October Personal Income Falls for Second Straight Month
The Commerce Department reports a one billion dollar drop in the annual rate of personal income in October due to factory layoffs and reduced hours, marking the first back-to-back decline since spring 1954. Industrial production also hit a yearly low, signaling the start of a mild recession, though hourly wages stayed high.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Weather Readings Show Snow in Early Day
At 8 30 today the general weather reports snow with a low of 22 and high of 45 over the last 24 hours. Precipitation totals .46 inches.
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Austin Belt Line
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
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