Thrill Killers Trial Delayed One Week in Brooklyn Case
Four Brooklyn youths accused of killing for thrills saw their trial postponed a week to allow attorney Fred Moritt to prepare for Jack Kowles 18 as Moritt who has taken over the defense. One juror Joseph R Holahan a stockbroker was seated to begin the trial while a motion to bar press usage of thrill killers term was denied by Judge Barshay.
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Juige Barshay
Chiropractic spinal adjustments aid liver health claim
The text asserts the liver, like other organs, works via nerve energy from spinal nerves. It argues that pressure on these nerves impairs liver activity and that chiropractic spinal adjustments can correct this pressure, claiming improved liver health.
Eisenhower urges Senate to ratify Bonn peace pacts
President Eisenhower asked the Senate to ratify agreements from nine power talks and NATO sessions in London and Paris. He argued the purely defensive pacts would not endanger nations, would bind a sovereign Germany to western defense, and promote peace and freedom worldwide while easing German, French, and Russian misgivings. The letter, with Dulles' analysis, stressed freedom and equality for Germany and tight controls on German rearmament.
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Germany
Capitol Hill
NATO
London
Paris
France
Russia
Dulles
United States
British plan to buy US planes sparks parliamentary protest
London reports MPs from Conservative and Labor benches protested BOAC plans to buy up to 15 American Douglas DC-7D aircraft due to Bristol Britannia delivery delays. Sir Miles Thomas defended prepayments noting no Brit airliners yet arrived. Labor members stressed Britain’s civil aviation heritage amid the deal.
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British Overseas Airways Corporation
BOAC
Miles Thomas
Thomas
Police probe breaks after weekend burglaries
Detectives investigate three burglaries over the weekend. Jewelry and government savings bonds valued at 5000 dollars were taken from the Family Society center at 1074 Iranistan Avenue after a side door was forced. The Wonder Workshop at 2181 Main Street was entered through a rear window and an inventory is underway. Ritz Confectionery at 2116 Fairfield Avenue was entered Sunday night through a rear door with nothing stolen. An attempted entry at Macabe's Confectionery, 3722 Main Street, left a forced rear window.
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Iranistan Avenue
Wonder Workshop
North End
Main Street
Ritz
Fairfield Avenue
Macabe
High Court Blocks $180,000 Burial Suit Against Sioux City Cemetery
The U S Supreme Court blocked a $180,000 damage suit by Evelyn Rice seeking redress for her husband’s burial being refused at Sioux City Memorial Park. The Iowa Supreme Court had upheld a contract clause restricting burial to Caucasians. Rice later buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The court issued no split tally.
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Amnesia Victim, 10, Identifies Herself in Lynn
A North Conway NH girl who dis claimed identity for 48 hours told hospital staff she was Judy Daley 16. She had hitchhiked from Berlin NH and was later recognized by a Boston man from a newspaper photo. Her father arrived from New Hampshire as she began to recall her name.
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Mass
North Conway
N. H
Judy Daley
New Hampshire
Lynnfield
Berlin
Boston
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