Carlyle Man Admits Slaying Illinois Couple
Clinton County Sheriff says Filmore Young a 34 year old Carlyle poultry worker confessed to killing Harold Smith 30 and his wife Arlene 35 in their Lebanon home on November 27. He led officers to wells where their bodies were found and faces first degree murder charges.
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Hoegh Outlines Iowa Psychiatrist Training Push
Des Moines AP Gov. Leo Hoegh announced a four month old University of Iowa program to research and train psychiatrists for Iowa state mental hospitals. Dr. Graves and others have left state posts amid concerns over training and salaries. Hoegh says reforms include higher salaries and a broader training plan led by UI and State Hospital staff to attract and retain psychiatrists and staff for Independence, Clarinda, Cherokee, and Mt. Pleasant facilities.
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Co Lodgers Silence 12 Years Over Inheritance Dispute
In Omaha two brothers a attorney and a doctor lived in the same house for 12 years without speaking until Dr Frank Karlovsky challenged his brother James will. James left $1 to the doctor and $5999 to cousin Emma Kalcik amid claims of Emma entering the home in 1943 and exerting undue influence.
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Cedar Rapids Teacher Pleads Guilty To Mail Count
Paul L. Kindler, a Cedar Rapids high school teacher, pleaded guilty in federal court to mailing obscene pictures. Indicted by a federal grand jury, he was arraigned in Sioux City and released on bond with sentencing set after a pre sentence investigation. The judge ordered no further action until report.
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Paul L. Kindler
Upland Drive SE
Kridler
North Iowa
Sioux City
U. S
Kindler
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Henry N. Graven
Ike Keeps Quiet on 1953 Presidential Run
ST. PETERSBURG AP reports President Eisenhower stays near silent on his plans as House Republican Joseph Martin recalls a 1953 Massachusetts talk. Martin says Ike hinted at running again when pressed after a remark about him in a tree, then asked what bets would be.
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Eisenhower
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Joseph Martin
Mass
Martin
Massachusetts
Wellesley
Ike
Joe
Indiana Supreme Court frees two men in auto banditry case
The Indiana Supreme Court freed Arnie Roark and Jay Holcomb, both hurt, after ruling no evidence showed they planned to use their car for theft. The decision noted they faced 10 year sentences for auto banditry despite actions to aid a distressed woman.
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Ind
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Jay Holcomb
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Postmen to Get Jauntier Attire
The Post Office Department approved a uniform restyle for 100000 letter carriers and special delivery messengers. Trousers and jackets remain cadet blue gray while shirts switch to blue, with maroon ties and trim replacing black.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Santa Barred from Henderson Yuletide Parade
Henderson Nevada AP report says Santa Claus is banned from the citys Christmas parade on December 24. Recreation Director Far Gould says several religious leaders opposed him calling Santa a pagan symbol and warned floats with biblical scenes could be withdrawn.
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Pastor Heads Union Lodge At International Machinists
The Rev. Elmer Naylor, pastor of Wood River Six Principle Baptist Church in Rhode Island, was chosen Thursday night to head Lodge 627 of the International Association of Machinists. He runs a milling machine on a night shift.
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Conn
Elmer Naylor
Wood River
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International Association of Machinists
Draft Call Trims February Induction to 6000
The Defense Department announced a February draft call of 6000 men, down from 8000. Officials cited high Navy re-enlistments and ongoing Army strength reductions as the reasons for the cut. The January allotment remains 6000, with expectations that February activity will mirror the first six months.
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Defense Department
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Army
Stock Feud Fermenting In Amanas
Amana Society leaders clash over proposed changes to the stock structure aimed at solv ing dwindling membership and financial drain. Some stockholders fear outsiders gaining control via Class B stock and proxy voting, as dissidents hire counsel and push a no vote.
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Des Moines
Newton L. Margulies
Peter Stuck
GM Dealer Says Hearings Distort Dealer Relations
Lester A Malkerson a Minneapolis GM dealer tells the Senate anti trust committee that most of the 17 000 GM dealers are satisfied with their contracts He says only a few dealers testified adversely and he was told to file a statement as time ran out O Mahoney defends impartiality.
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Lester A. Malkerson
General Motors
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Senate
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Senate Anti-Trust and Monopoly
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O’mahoney
D-Wyo
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Michigan dealers back O Mahoney on auto distribution inequities
The Michigan Automobile Dealers Association with 1425 new car dealers praised Sen. O Mahoney in a telegram. They expressed thanks to him and his committee and the National Automobile Dealers Association for exposing inequities in the auto distribution system and urged continued effort to correct all inequities in contracts and practices.
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Michigan Automobile Dealers Association
O’mahoney
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National Automobile Dealers Association
Goals of Labor and Management Are Similar Says Meany
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged cooperation between labor and industry at a National Association of Manufacturers luncheon. He argued both sides share aims to preserve and grow the American system and economy, and that unions have no plan to drive management out of business. Charles Sligh Jr praised Meany and urged workers' right to decide union membership without coercion.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
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English Hospital Hit by U.S. Jet Crash
An American jet plane reportedly crashed Friday near a hospital about five miles from Sheffield center. A woman patient was killed and others injured. The pilot bailed out.
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INS
Sheffield
Eisenhower rejects Hickenlooper hog plan at Camp David
President Eisenhower prepares a broad farm relief program to be sent to Congress in January. Agriculture Secretary Benson says the hog plan is fine and the administration rejects Sen. Hickenlooper’s proposal to pay premium prices for sows to cut pig production. The president then left for Gettysburg after two hours with cabinet aides.
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Pig Curb Urged to Lift Hog Prices by Benson
Secretary Benson urged farmers to voluntarily curb spring pig production to raise live hog prices. He promised continued emphasis on steps to ease the adverse farm situation, including pork purchase programs and the plentiful foods program to expand pork marketing.
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Washington
Benson
Eisenhower sets tax debate amid farm policy push
President Eisenhower chaired a full day Camp David policy session with Benson and top aides including Morse Butz Paarl berg and speech writer McCann. He signaled a planned 1956 tax relief only if federal revenues support it, aiming to keep a balanced budget by June. He will brief GOP leaders at the White House Monday and preview foreign policy and defense ahead of the State of the Union. He travels to Washington Saturday for a medical checkup at Walter Reed.
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