Insane killer escapes hospital in Missouri case
Two inmates fled the Fulton state hospital yesterday, including Stuart Allen 23 who admitted killing a church sexton in St Joseph in 1947 and mutilating him with a hammer and electric drill. Lawrence Lamer 25 from Poplar Bluff also escaped and both had been on ground parole.
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Fulton
State Hospital
Quentin Watkins
State Highway Patrol
Stuart Allen
Lawrence Lamer
Poplar Bluff
William J. Cramer
Cramer
Allen
Lamer
Yassens State Penitentiary
Missouri
St. Joseph
Joan F. Frank
Christ Episcopal Church
Young Allen
Frank
Strauss Sees U S Atomic Superiority On Meet the Press
AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss told Meet the Press that the United States still holds atomic superiority over the Soviet Union and can build hydrogen bombs of any power as required. He cited earlier U S lead in material production and earlier entry into nuclear programs as reasons for larger uranium supplies and stockpiles.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
United States
Strauss
AEC
NBC
Meet the Press
America
Assassins Kill Laos Official in Vientiane
Unverified gunmen on bicycles attacked the home of Vice Premier Phout Sananikone in Vientiane during a Garte 2 operation, killing Defense Minister Kou Vora Vong and wounding the wife of a foreign official. In Hanoi, two would‑be Viet Nam assassins on motorbikes opened fire on Hoang Nguyen and Bir Ba Nhan but were driven off. the officials escaped unharmed.
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Paris
Kou Vora Vong
Laos
Vientiane
Hanoi
Phout Sananikone
Vonz
Foreign Office
Hbusne
Sananikone
Haeei
Wetminh
Corms
Geneva
Hoang Neusen
Bir Ba Nhan
Beveles
Hoang Nguyen
Home Grown Squad at Mississippi University Football
Mississippi University fields a home grown 44 man varsity squad with 33 locals. Only one Yankee, from Pennsylvania, is included in the group.
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University Misc
Misesissippi University
Varity
Missippi
He Heing
Pennsylvanis
Ruth de Normann’s fall from fame in Brighton tragedy
A Brighton dispatch recalls Ruth Frances De Normann once famous as Ruth Bower, found dead in a squall house. Authorities say she died from a heart attack while smoking in bed, with her room littered with sardine cans and a threadbare gown on a Persian rug. The piece contrasts fleeting fame with lasting value, noting no one cares for past performances and urging reflection on life after the spotlight.
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Brighton
England
Ruth Franices de Normann
Uc Evers
Ruth Bower
Sears
United States
San Francisco
South Africa
Sir Eric de Normann
Ministry of Worke
London
Ruth Frances de Normann
New York
Hollywood
AFL leaders push 35 hour week to spread jobs
Los Angeles September 19 AP top AFL officials urged Congress to adopt a 35 hour work week within two years to reduce unemployment by sharing existing work. The plan would lower the 40 hour cap and keep time and a half for overages. They also pressed raising the $0.75 wage to $1.25 and extending the law to millions未e. The convention opens with AFL President Meany delivering the keynote and Labor Secretary Mitchell addressing.
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Congress
AFL
Meany
Secretary of
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Mau Mau Escapees Nabbed in Nairobi Raid
British-led security forces say 78 of 232 Mau Mau convicts freed from a prison camp have been rounded up. Most were detained inside Nairobi about 25 miles from the camp after a Friday raid.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Refugees flood Saigon area as Viet Nam crisis grows
A third of a million Vietnamese flee the North as Saigon and Cap St Jacques host 180000 refugees amid monsoon tents. U S aid, Catholic welfare and the Junior Chamber assist, with 12 piasters daily per adult and six for children under five. FOA plans 125 new villages. CWA builds prefabs. government constructs steel and concrete homes. Military and naval aid supply medicine, sanitation, and transport.
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Saigon
Indochina
North
Viet Nam
Gengis Khan
South Viet Nam
United States
Catholic Welfare Association
Junior
Chamber of Commerce International
Cap St Jacques
Dalat
Sagan
U. S.S. Navy
Sar Fon
United States Foreign Aid
FOA
Catholic Welfare Organization
CWA
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gary Williams Wins Pot of Gold Contest at Park
In Richmond Virginia Gary Williams won a casual contest at the ball park with help from the Richmond International League team. Children collected coins from a wheelbarrow in 20 seconds while players taped Williams’s socks to his trousers and money tucked into his waist earned him 52 dollars.
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Richmond
Gary Williams
Richmond International League
Ball Park
Gary
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