Hunt Staged In Italy for Bandit Gang Hunt
International police admitted Tuesday they are pursuing four men and a woman in a $305,000 New York bank robbery. Suspects identified as John O’Connell, Daniel MacGuire, John di Tacco, Peter Kidam, and Jeannette Forest, believed traveling somewhere in Europe after entering Italy June 16.
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New York
Giuseppe Dosi
Interpol
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John Timothy O’connell
Daniel William MacGuire
John Michael di Tacco
Peter Jerome Kidam
Manchester
England
Jeanette Forest
Montreal
Woodside
N. Y
Chase Manhattan Bank
Naples
Italy
North Africa
Watch for Three Gif Is Fruitless
HONG KONG UP A U S consulate official Tuesday maintained for the third straight day a fruitless vigil at the Chinese Communist border for three former American soldiers who apparently had their fill of communism and wanted to go home. Although Peiping had given no indication when or where the three would emerge from China, S M Bache head of the consular section again visited the border to check on arrivals aboard the train from Canton usual exit route from Red China. The men were not aboard and Bache returned to Hong Kong.
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Building Estimate For 1955 Boosted
Washington reports a surge in the construction boom with the commerce and labor departments boosting the 1955 total to 41.8 billion dollars. The estimate shows records across private homes schools churches stores offices professional buildings utilities service stations and roads, 11 percent above last year.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
Reserve Plan Stay Rebuffs Head of Unit
House Armed Services Committee rebuked its chairman Vinson by a 16-14 vote to send a watered down version of Eisenhower's compulsory military reserve plan to a subcommittee for five days of study. The panel rejected immediate approval, citing insufficient time to review Vinson's Monday proposal and noting he acted without subcommittee consent.
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House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Vinson
D-Ga
Brooks
D-La
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House
Rep
Powell
D-N.y
Stevens Said To Have Quit As Secretary Of The Army
The Evening Star reported Robert T. Stevens has resigned as secretary of the army effective July 31. Quoted Pentagon sources say Stevens, a McCarthy era figure, is leaving the government for personal reasons and a successor is being chosen before any public announcement.
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Summer Arrives as Cedar Rapids Feels Heat Wave
Cedar Rapids and wider Iowa endure a sweltering start to summer with highs near 95 in Sioux City and 92 in Cedar Rapids. Forecasters expect a brief cooldown tonight but heat to rebound to the 90s by Wednesday, with minimal rain and days shortening after 10 32 p m Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Boost for Government Travel Approved in House Vote
The House passed a bill 320 to 41 to raise federal worker travel allowances from $9 to $13 a day, with up to $25 in special cases, calling the move a relief from out-of-pocket costs though critics warn of inviting pricey hotel stays. The boost, from the House Government Operations Committee, is projected to cost under $30 million annually and would shift meal and lodging expenses away from travelers.
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ULP
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Hoffman
R-Mich
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Mason
R-I
Detroit
House Government Operations Committee
Oilman McCarthy Eyes Bolivia Venture Buyback Hopeful
Houston AP reports oilman Glenn McCarthy, after losing most of two fortunes, expects a third to pay off. He cites Bolivian explorations with a New York and Denver syndicate investing 4 160 000 dollars. He states two years of production could equal his U S gains. He currently owns only several Oklahoma wells.
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Glenn McCarthy
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Oklahoma
New York
Denver
Eisenhower and Molotov chat at San Francisco reception
President Eisenhower and Foreign Minister Molotov shook hands and spoke briefly at a Monday reception for foreign ministers and UN delegates in San Francisco. It marked their second meeting since the Kremlin encounter in 1945. Reporters were barred. Hagerty provided a palatable account of an orderly, alphabetically seated gathering.
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Eisenhower
Molotov
U.N
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White House
Hagerty
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Ex Station Man Wins Damages From Oil Firms In Seattle
A federal jury awarded former service station operator George F. Moore $240,000 in damages against seven major oil companies including Standard Oil of California Tidewater Associated Union General Petroleum Richfield Texaco and Shell. Moore had claimed in 1952 they conspired to stop selling him gasoline due to his low prices. The suit sought $275,000 under anti trust law treble damages. The defendants denied any illegal agreement. An appeal is planned.
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George F. Moore
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Standard Oil of California
Tidewater Associated
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Texaco
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Segregation Foe Loses His Pulpit
Jackson Mississippi minister Roy C. Delameotte says his opposition to church support for racial segregation cost him his pulpit. He says conference members informed officials that the congregation would not pay him or attend his sermons.
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Mississippi Methodist Conference
Roy C. Delameotte
Plane Downed by Jackrabbit in North Dakota Dusting
GRAND FORKS N D AP farmer Leo Mondry was flying a crop dusting run about three feet above ground when a jackrabbit sprang up and struck the plane. He landed the craft with a damaged propeller and spraying mechanism.
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Grand Forks, N. D
Leo Mondry
Mondry
Ike Signs Tariff Cut Bill Amid Push for Higher Levels
President Eisenhower signed a bill renewing the reciprocal trade program through June 30, 1958, allowing 5 percent annual tariff cuts for three years to boost world trade. The measure also expands industry ability to press for higher tariffs and permits quotas if defense-related imports threaten national security.
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Eisenhower
House
Sienve Pamnearete
Tariff Commission
Office of Defense Mobilization
Red Korean Pair Defect to Allied Side in Seoul Flight
Two North Korean air force officers Defect to South Korea landing at Seoul airport in a Russian light plane seeking asylum with UN command. Capt. Lee Oon Lyong and Lt. Lee Eun Seung, both 24, flew from Munsu airfield near Pyongyang. They were questioned by US intelligence and welcomed by South Korean airmen.
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INS
U.N. Command
Republic of Korea Air Force
Lee Oon Lyong
Lee Eun Seung
ROK
Munsu
Japan
Ramey
Bulganin Accepts Nehru Invitation to Visit India
In Moscow Prime Minister Nehru said he invited Soviet Premier Bulganin to India and Bulganin accepted the invitation. The two leaders plan discussions on strengthening ties and regional issues during the visit.
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Nehru
Bulganin
India
Nehru Predicts Red China Entry to U.N. at Moscow Rally
Indian Prime Minister Nehru spoke to about 100000 supporters in Moscow on Tuesday at a friendship rally declaring that Red China would soon join the United Nations.
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Nehru
China
U. N
Nehru says no date set for visit to India in winter
At a Kremlin news conference after talks with Bulganin Nehru announced no date for an Indian winter visit and noted it is usual for foreigners to come to India in winter. He spoke at a Dynamo stadium rally as the first non Communist statesman to address Muscovites since 1917. He declined to reveal specific topics of talks with Bulganin and Molotov while stressing shared interests in peace disarmament and Indo China. Russia and Britain co chair the Indochina armistice commission.
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Warrens Begin Tour of Europe
Chief Justice Warren and his wife departed New York for a seven week European tour starting in Stockholm. Warren called the trip their first real vacation since he entered politics 30 years ago.
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Warren
Stockholm
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Cedar Rapids Jaycees Win Four National Awards
Special to The Gazette Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce won second place in sports membership and personnel and leadership training, plus a third in civic improvements at the U S Junior Chamber annual convention. The group’s sports activities sponsor the Golden Gloves boxing tournament and organize golf and tennis events.
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Atlanta
Cedar ‘Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Jaycee
Civic Improvements Committee
Pie in the Face at West Peachtree Street
Missouri Jaycees mocked Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce with a bet. John F Renick tossed the pie, Bob Jones of Cedar Rapids endured the hit on West Peachtree Street. The stunt capped a wager from the Missouri convention on Starting America’s Leaders.
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West Peachtree Street
Bob Jones
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce
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John F. Renick
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
America
Iowa
Bob Jehring
Muscatine
Excelsior City
Jehring
Jones
Lions Club Sends Cub to Churchill Palace Gift for Churchill
In Chicago a 2% month-old lion cub is flown to London to be given to former Prime Minister Churchill. The cub, donated by the Park Forest Lions Club, will replace Churchill's late pet lion Rota destroyed Saturday from old age.
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London
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Suburban Park Forest
Molotov and Brown Discuss California Law System
In San Francisco Molotov met California Attorney General Edmund Brown at a reception and quizzed him about party politics and law enforcement. Brown, known as Pat, defended California's civil and criminal enforcement while noting Democratic leadership and differences with the Soviet system.
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Molotov
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Pat
Barkley Eyes Russia Visit Amid Helsinki Trip Talk
Senator Barkley of Kentucky said he may join a congressional delegation to the Interparliamentary Union sessions in Helsinki this fall and his wife could accompany. He added a possible visit to Russia if they attend, recalling his 1930 trip and noting it is still uncertain.
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Barkley
D-Ky
Russia
Helsinki
Finland
Ceylonese Felled By Eclipse Drug Threatens Health
In Colombo and across Ceylon more than 6,000 people were hospitalized after drinking a so called eclipse remedy hoping for beauty and vitality. The potion mixed vada kaha sedative ghee butter and coconut water, urged by a Hindu physician follower. Over 1,000 were treated at Colombo General Hospital and around 50 suffered minor eye burns from viewing the eclipse.
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Five Youth Die After Night Collision Near Somerville
Five youths and a girl were killed in a head on collision when a car crossed the center line returning from a church league softball game. A sixth youth was critically injured. The car crossed to pass another vehicle and struck a trailer truck loaded with concrete sewer pipe. the truck driver was only slightly hurt.
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Somerville
N. J
Vicims
Iver
Molotov Interview to Air Across CBS TV and Radio
New York Soviet foreign minister Molotov will give an interview broadcast on CBS television Sunday and simulcast on CBS radio. The program, previously set for 2 30 pm CST on Face The Nation, will be rebroadcast at 8 05 pm.
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Molotov
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Gma
Allies Back Molotov on Peace Call
Russia tentatively accepted Western Big Three peace talk proposals for Geneva summit. Molotov supported a U.N. peace declaration stripped of propaganda and presented by Assembly President van Kleffens. The ministers toasted hopes to end the Cold War as Hammarskjold prepares to organize the talks.
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Churchill Cautions on Big Four Talks and Peace
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, speaking at the Guildhall, warns against expecting complete immediate success from the Big Four conferences. He hopes for a ten sion relaxation period that could allow science to reveal benefits over dangers, stressing perseverance for peace through strength.
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