Four Seized In Drive on Baby Sales
Montreal police and New York officers arrested four people in a widening probe into a three million dollar baby smuggling ring. The operation spanned ten years and involved doctors lawyers nurses and social workers. False birth certificates enabled cross border transfer while some infants moved by truck to the United States.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Cleveland
Florida
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Herman Buller
Dorval
Israel
Buller
Montreal Council of Social Agencies
Council
Miller
United Press
Trio Sentenced in Death of Diplomat in Mexico
In Puebla Mexico three Mexicans received prison terms from 25 to 30 years for the murder of American diplomat Dr Ralph Swain 41 of Benton Illinois a Point Four official. Bandits shot Swain Oct 3 on the Pan American highway as he returned to his post after a Mexican vacation. Olavarria Alonso confessed and got 30 years while Manuel Sanchez Maurilio Moctezuma were sentenced to 26 and 25 years respectively. Swain was an entomologist who attended Iowa State College.
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Mexico
Ralph Swain
Benton
Nicaragua
Here
Homobono Olavarria Alonso
Manuel Sanchez
Maurilio Moctezuma
Swain
Iowa State College
Weather Outlook Pleasant with Increasing Clouds
Generally fair and warmer tonight with a low around 32. Sunday will be milder with increasing cloudiness and a high between 54 and 58 degrees.
Eisenhower Bags Ten Quail on Georgia Hunting Weekend
President Eisenhower, visiting Humphrey’s Milestone plantation in Thomasville, bagged ten quail within three hours on Saturday. He hunted with Secretary Humphrey and friends, wearing gear suited to the warm Georgia morning, and planned to return to Washington Sunday afternoon.
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Eisenhower
Treasury
Humphrey
Milestone
Washington
Cliff Roberts
New York
Augusta National Golf Club
W. Alton Jones
The
Cities Service Company
James C. Hagerty
White House
Capital
Misquote linked to Lincoln cited in Summerfield talk
Mitchell charges Summerfield speech at Akron Lincoln dinner contained forged quotes. Mitchell notes earlier 1942 leaflet and Abraham Lincoln Quarterly deem the lines false and urges removal from the address. The dispute centers on a series of alleged Republican fakes and hoaxes aimed at Lincoln.
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Washington
INS
Abraham Lincoln
Summerfield
Stephen A. Mitchell
Akron
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Mitchell
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln Quarterly
Committee For Constitutional Government
Brotherhood of Man
Canadian Army hires a civilian guide Johnny Yesno
Ottawa reports the Canadian army has hired a civilian guide named Johnny Yesno who should get along with anybody. The roster addition aims to ease access and navigation for troops in varied environments across postings.
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Ottawa
Johnny Yesno
Tabor Seeks Public Details On 2200 Security Firings
Rep. Tabor states the administration will disclose how many of the 2200 security risk firings involved disloyalty. He notes Democrats claim Republicans use the figure politically and says a breakdown may take three weeks to three months. He cites potential presidential and NSC involvement in the decision.
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Washington
ULP
Rep
Tabor
R-N.y
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Iice
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Pope Pius XII to Speak by Radio Sunday
Vatican confirms Pope Pius XII will address the world's sick by radio Sunday signaling his improvement from a gastric ailment confined to his apartment since January 25. The broadcast from Vatican Radio is at 7 15 p m Rome time on medium wave 196 meters and short waves 50 27 and 31 41 meters.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican Radio
North Korean Prisoners Volunteer for South Korean Army
The Seoul defense ministry said 4 200 former North Korean prisoners have volunteered and been accepted into the South Korean army.
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Seoul
Defense Ministry
Police remove Christ word from Rome Church sign in raid
Italian police staged a raid on Rome's Church of Christ removing the word Christ from a wall and detaining AP photographer Remo Nassi while ordering AP correspondent Allen Jacks to leave. The action followed tensions over Protestant evangelicals in Italy amid political funding and post Lateran pact climate.
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Church of Christ
Associated Press
Roman Poace
Leghorn
Remo Nassi
Allen Jacks
Rome Questura
Ministry of Interior
Italy
Mario Scelba
Commissario de Rusk
Interior Ministry
Scelba
Vatican
Boy Reunited With Dog After Near Starvation
In Wichita Falls Texas Bob White 16 is reunited with his black cocker spaniel Motor after they stayed apart since October when the family moved 400 miles to Andrews Texas. Motor was cared for by river people then by Odessa Optimists helped transport the dog and boy together.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Bob White
Motor
Bob
Andrews
New Mexico
Little River
Mike Locascio
Mike
Curtis Cook
Wichita Falls Record-News
Odessa
Glen Clark
Odessa Optimists
Clark
Auto-Trolley Crash Kills 6 in Los Angeles Weekend Incident
Six people died when a car attempting to pass another auto crossed a double line and hit a streetcar in Los Angeles. Three men and three women were killed instantly. the streetcar had 16 passengers with no injuries.
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Los Angeles
Miss Kennedy Engaged to British Actor Peter Lawford
Palm Beach UP Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy announces engagement of daughter Patricia to Peter Lawford a British born movie actor. The couple plan marriage after Easter with Lawford noted as a charming playboy and Patricia Kennedy having worked on TV in New York and Hollywood.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Kennedy
Britain
Lawford
Sharman Douglas
Miss Kennedy
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Washington
New York
Hollywood
Rise of Jobless Claims Slows in Week End Feb 6
Washington AP reports unemployment continued to rise last week but at the smallest pace in a month. 364,400 filed for unemployment benefits for the week ending Feb 6, down 13,500 from the prior week and well below the Jan 9 peak of 468,878. 2,128,100 people were on unemployment rolls, a level unmatched since World War II except during the 1950 recession.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Natives of West Branch To Wed At Ages 84 72
ARCADIA California AP An 84 year old former Iowa farmer Martin Black of Berkeley and Nellie Gongwer of West Branch obtained a license to wed in Friends church They have been widower and widow for years and have known each other for more than forty years They plan a Valentine Day wedding in California with both families close yet the couple hope to marry on the spot
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Arcadia
Calif
Iowa
Martin Black
Berkeley
West Branch
Nellie Gongwer
Black
Mrs. Gongwer
California
Nellie
Eisenhower to Seek Legislation for Atom Knowledge Exchange
President Eisenhower will ask Congress next week to amend the atomic energy act to allow NATO allies broader access to tactical knowledge of atomic weapons and their effects. The proposal also urges peacetime use of atomic energy by private enterprise and clarifies it does not relate to a U.N. pool of fissionable material.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Congress
NATO
White House
James C. Hagerty
U. S
U.N
Hagerty
U.S
Ccan
Pierson Elected Iowa GOP Chairman
Don Pierson of Humboldt was elected chairman of the Republican state central committee in Des Moines replacing Jim Schramm of Burlington who resigned. Pierson, 45, heads the Concrete Products Company and was expected to win as the committee acted unanimously.
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Des Moines
INS
Republican State Central Committee
Don Pierson
Humboldt
Jim Schramm
Burlington
Piersson
Concrete
Central Committee
Nixon to address Iowa GOP Lincoln Day dinner
Vice president Richard Nixon will address the Iowa Republican Lincoln Day dinner in Des Moines on April 21. Retiring state GOP chairman James S. Schramm announced the event, billed as the centennial dinner marking the party’s 100th anniversary in 1954.
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Des Moines
Richard Nixon
Iowa
James S. Schramm
G.O.P
Party
Refuses Hospital Treatment and Dies Hours Later
A Cedar Rapids man Ralph Peterson 62 refused hospital admission after fainting on First avenue bridge and later died at St Luke's hospital. Coroner Robert Brosh was called as police reported another heart attack after he returned to Tropic Lanes to work as a cleanup man.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ralph Peterson
Robert Brosh
Peterson
First Avenue Bridge
Peddler Offers Butcher Knives to Tax Payers in Line
In Aurora Illinois an IRS report says a peddler approached waiting taxpayers and offered to sell them butcher knives claiming to solve tax troubles for $1. The incident was announced by Internal Revenue officials who warned the public.
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Aurora
Ill
Internal Revenue
Dulles Attacks Soviet Plan On Austria At Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Dulles condemned Molotov's proposal for Austrian independence with Soviet troops retained on Austrian soil until Germany is unified. He argued Moscow ignores consequences of withdrawing troops from Hungary and Romania and defended Austria amid Vienna's rejection at the Big Four conference.
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Dulles
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Romania
Moscow
Molotov
Germany
Vienna
Leopold Fig
U. S
Dolan Indictment Dismissal Denied in Ransom Case
Kansas City report says a motion to dismiss a perjury indictment against former St. Louis Patrolman Elmer Dolan, linked to the Greenlease ransom case, was overruled on Friday and trial is scheduled for March 29.
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St. Louis
Elmer Dolan
Greenlease
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