Air Hostess Slain by Ex-Suitor on LA-Bound Flight
Sally Shedd nurse stewardess, 25, was shot in the chest aboard a Los Angeles bound United Air Lines DC-8. Ex-suitor Robert Clendenin, 26, confronted her, shot her and then killed himself after a struggle with Lt Norman Stout. Witnesses described a tense romance with unfinished letters found in his briefcase.
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Seattle
Air Force
United Air Live
Sterwardess
Sally Shedd
Miss Shedd
Stout
Bomb Found In Iowa State Dorm Hallway
Ames police investigate a bomb device found in Elm Hall at Iowa State University early Monday. Janitor Art Larsen discovered it at 2:20 am, sparked wires, then alerted authorities. The device contained a car battery dynamite sticks a clock and percussion cap and was believed to be a bomb not a prank. No arrests reported.
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Ames (Ap
Ames
Elm Hall
Towa State College
State Bureau For Criminal Investigation
Art Larsen
Larsen
Orville Erickson
Brazil Fails Ex-Leader's Bid for Helm
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Congress and the army moved quickly to bar Joao Cafe Filho from resuming the presidency. A resolution approved by both chambers urged him to stay out of office until further notice, as troops surrounded his apartment and key government buildings, while Rio remained calm amid the political standoff. The action followed Cafe’s heart attack and temporary leave from the presidency, with Vice President Luz and Ramos involved in the controversial transfer of power.
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Brazil
Congress
Nereu Ramos
Joao Cafe Filho
Cafe
Ramos
Rio
Supreme Court
Rebrees
Chamber of Deputies
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
Luz
Juscelino Kubitschek
Getuli
Vargas
Senate
Japanese Again Names Hatoyama Prime Minister
Ichiro Hatoyama was re elected prime minister by parliament on Tuesday and formed a new government with conservative allies. Mamoru Shingemitsu, 68, remained deputy premier and foreign minister, one of six holdovers from Hatoyama's prior administration.
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Hatoyama
Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan
Mamoru Shingemitsu
Bulganin Accused of Hypocrisy by British Foreign Office
Britain’s foreign office called Soviet Premier Bulganin thoroughly hypocritical for accusing Russia of non interference in German affairs. The statement marked the sharpest rebuke by London since before the Geneva summit, signaling strong tension with Moscow.
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Britain
Bulganin
London
British
Foreign Office
Russia
Ghost Campaigns Near Goal In Cedar Rapids and Marion
Feder Rapids News reports the Community Chest has $287 630 39 raised toward a $300 686 goal in Cedar Rapids and Marion 30 373 people and businesses pledged support beating last year by about 2 000 Some solicitations not yet received at Chest headquarters with remaining reports urged this week Branch divisions show strong performance Residential 97 percent Special gifts 86 percent Industrial advance 78 percent Classifieds 97 percent
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Feder Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Chest
New Feudalism Seen From Welfare Pension Plans
AP reports experts told a New York state insurance department hearing that welfare and pension plans lock workers into their firms and age 45 barriers hinder job moves. They warn more than 20 million Americans are affected and urge clearer beneficiary rights and stronger protections through state law and federal action.
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New York
New York State Insurance Department
Elmcrest Buys Third Interest in Golf Club Land
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club purchased one third of the land it occupies from Donald P. Barnes. The property, held jointly with Charles Carter Richard Carter and Mary Carter, is California residents. Sale price reportedly around 40000. Club aims for full ownership. 42 years left on lease. area totals 115.48 acres.
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Cedar Rapida Newe
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Donald PB
Barnes
Charles
Richard
Mary Carter
California
W. J. Mors
Elmcrest
Determination of Quadraplegic Ends in Tragedy
Sammy Gregorio, a Richmond veteran and pioneer quadraplegic, died when a car he drove crashed into a tree after a drive with a friend. Gregorio, 28, Philadelphia, had learned to drive and fly despite paralysis after a Hawaii landing craft accident.
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Sammy Gregorio
Sammy
Philadelphia
Hawaii
McGuire Veterans Hospital
Byrd Park Reservoir
Marrow Street
Hubert Ware
Guardian
W. Va
Eisenhower Hosts Cabinet At Camp David After Illness
President Eisenhower convened his cabinet at Camp David to discuss national and world issues since his heart attack. The session marked his first cabinet gathering since the illness with attendees arriving by helicopter and car, while Eisenhower later returned to his Gettysburg farm.
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Brownell
Treasury
Humphrey
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Eisenhower
National Security Council
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Lad
Agriculture
Benson
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
U.N
Gettysburg
Little League Office Seized Over Contract Suit
Sheriff locks Little League headquarters in Williamsport after commissioner Carl Stotz files foreign attachment for 309000 dollars breach of contract. Bond set at 190000 to lift padlock. dispute centers on governance and safeguarding original concepts of the Little League program.
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Williamsport
Little League Baseball, Inc
William King
Carl B. Stotz
Little League
U. S
Ltotz
Oice
Statz
Living Costs Steady as Pay Rises for Factory Workers
AP reports September to October living costs unchanged while take home pay for the average factory worker with three dependents rose to 72.18 and 64.85 for a single worker after taxes. Food costs fell but higher transportation and housing offset the decline.
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Washington
Rule Out Charge In 50000 Find
A Dallas grand jury declined to indict Jackson Davis 24 of Corsicana over a $50,000 found in a vacuum jug under a Dallas house. Davis claimed he found the money last January while digging a sewer ditch and seeks return of about $45,170 already turned over to the sheriff deputies and Felder. Others claimants also pursue the funds.
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Jackson Davis
Corsicana
Testas
W. DB
Felder, Jr
Davis
Bill Decker
Tom ‘Marsh
Joe Ellis
Felder
Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless in Bogota and Colombia
Heavy rains in Bogota and nearby areas cause widespread flooding. Reports indicate hundreds of families forced from homes across the capital and two other Colombian regions. Local authorities mobilize relief and temporary shelters as damage assessments continue.
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Colombia
Bogota
School Bus Policy Set By Board For Fall
The board approved a new policy to provide bus transportation for elementary students living more than two miles from school and high school students beyond three miles. The plan, aligning with state law, will cut about 200 currently transported riders, leaving roughly 1,400 total riders next fall. The district spends about $40,000 yearly, with $18,000 reimbursed by the state. Parents protested safety concerns on busy roads and sidewalks, pressing for broader bus service and community safety actions. A citizens subcommittee will coordinate with public agencies to address safety issues.
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Art Heusinkveld
Sky Council
Highway Commission
County Supervisors and Plan Commission
Cedar Rapids
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Rick Patek
Patek
Five Beria-era officials executed in Georgia for treason
A Tiflis radio report said five former Georgian security officials associated with Lavrenty Beria were executed by firing squad for treason and related crimes. A sixth official may also have been executed. two other prosecutors received prison terms. Sentences followed a military tribunal verdict. Georgia, Beria’s birthplace, has about 4.6 million residents.
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London
Lavrenty Beria
Russia
Tiflis
Georgia
Beria
Georgian Security Organization
Moscow
Bukhadze
Internal Security
Hlarmi
Nfe
Paramanov
Nadaraia
Tiflish Radio
Soviet Supreme Court
Stalin
Slander suits against air force officer dismissed
Two $10,000 suits accusing Air Force Lt. Walter Callahan of profanity during lectures at Tinker Air Force Base were dismissed by Federal Judge W. R. Wallace. The judge ruled the language was vulgar but not slander or libel under Oklahoma law, ending the first cases of their kind.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
W. R.wallace
Wallace
Walter Callahan
New York
Oklahoma
Oklahoma law. ‘ AfZe John ,Crozman, West Lynn, Mass., and A/2c‘Miles Miller
Marysville
Callahan
Tinker Air Force Base
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