Dazed Marie Is Found on Desert Road
Indio California AP Actress Marie The Body McDonald 33 found wandering in night clothes on a desert road after a staged abduction claim. She said two men in their 20s blindfolded her and forced her from a Los Angeles home, then fled in a light two door sedan before truck driver Richard Corn found her and brought her to a hospital. FBI said no interstate transport evidence. Police and officials weighed whether the disappearance was genuine or staged.
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Indio
Calif
Marie
McDonald
Los Angeles
Here
Encino
Ernie Johnston
Miss McDonald
Richard Corn
Cactus City
Corn
Allan Fisher
Demutles
Offiicers
FBI
Thad Brown
Harry Kan
District Attorney's Office
Macie
Tharrison Carrell
Michael Wilding
Harold Plant
Bandits Hold 17 at Bay in Des Moines Robbery
Seven teenagers were held at gunpoint as two food stores were robbed in Des Moines. Bandits escaped with 1800 dollars after threatening an elderly woman who prayed aloud. The woman and her daughter recounted the incident and the bandit order to be quiet. No injuries were reported.
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Bandits
Des Moines
George M. King
Senate Kills Attempt To Curb Filibusters
The Senate voted 5 to 38 to table a bi partisan bid to rewrite the anti filibuster rule. The move blocked changes aimed at ending debate limits and drew reactions from Nixon and Knowland allies. The debate highlighted tensions over civil rights measures and Senate procedure.
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Senate
Washington
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Knowland
Bill
G.O.P
Clifford Case
Gordon Allatt
Cole
Frederick Payne
Maine
Payne
Prescott Bush
R. Conn
Solons Press for Safer Cars and Roads
A House subcommittee faulted auto makers for prioritizing luxury and horsepower over safety. It urged stricter driver testing, suspensions, better enforcement, and expanded research on vehicle design. The panel called for nationwide standardization of traffic signs and laws and urged action ahead of Eisenhower’s highway safety conference.
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Washington
INS
House
All Interstate Commerce Unit
Rep. Roberts
D-Ala
Congress
Eisenhower
U S Permits Crop Surplus Sale to Poles Policy Shift
The United States will permit export licenses for surplus agricultural products to Poland, with potential future sales to other Eastern European nations. Commerce Secretary Weeks stressed that this represents limited easing for Poland to stabilize Gomulka's government, while broader Soviet bloc exports remain restricted.
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U.S
Arthur Kranish
Washington
INS
Poland
Commerce Department
Russia
Weeks
Wisdislaw Gomuika
Biduidiess
Baby Born During Blaze at Hospital
New York dispatch reports a hospital blaze as 108 children including 23 premature babies were evacuated from an annex under construction. A baby was born during the fire, a mother and daughter later died, and about 270 patients were moved to other wards. No injuries were reported.
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New York
Lesan
Eisenhower Seeks Congress Authority for Middle East Aid
President Eisenhower asked Congress for authority to use American forces in the Middle East if needed to defend territorial integrity and political independence against Communist aggression. He outlined four points including economic aid, military assistance, and potential use of armed forces with UN oversight, detailing a two year funding plan and a stance aligned with UN obligations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
DetSon
Wre Au
U.S
U.N
Lter
Hungary
U. S
Ejisrhawer
Two CLA Youths Given 7 Days on Assault Charges
Cedar Rapids report states three young men faced assault charges after four teenagers were attacked near a lunchroom on Friday night. Eugene A. Shurtz 18 and Kenneth E. Hanzlik 21 received seven day jail terms after pleading guilty. Charles T. Sweet 22 of Marion faced similar charges but did not appear in court. A fourth suspect fled before police arrival. The victims, aged 14 and 15, were walking home from a basketball game and a dance at Immaculate Dance School when the incident occurred.
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Cedar Rapids
Eugene A. Shurtz
Forty-fourth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Kenneth E. Hanzlik
Nineteenth Avenue
Charles T. Sweet
Marion
Palize
Fliat Avenue
Immaculate Dance Ion School
Swichroon
Ronald Barnes
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Chester Bailey
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Leonard Borg
Howard Coll
Towans
Iowa
BR. B. Hickenteaper
Thomas Martin
England
Horsing
Senate of the United
Wil
Jliam
Rogers
Chamber
Senalor Everett M. Dirksen
R-I
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Texas
Power of Fact House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Solons
Mid-East
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U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
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Red Army
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