Tito Sends Army Units To Trieste
Yugoslav leader Tito announced reinforcements into Zone B of Trieste and warned Italy against entering Zone A under Western control. He demanded a parliamentary election and autonomy for Zone B, threatening no peace in Europe if not considered. He accused the U.S. and Britain of a unilateral act and urged a negotiated solution within the UN framework.
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Tito
Trieste
Belgrade
U. S
Britain
House of Commons
Leskovac
U. N
Yugoslavia
Zone B
Italy
U.S
Three East Iowa Women Hurt in Car Crash
Three East Iowa women were injured when their car collided with a truck at Thirty-second Street and Oakland Road NE in Cedar Rapids. The driver Mrs E Wayne Sissel 22 of Tipton and two passengers Mrs Elmer Gissel 66 and Mrs J Paul Kinney 51 of Stanwood were treated in St Lukes hospital with varying injuries. Sissel released Saturday, Elmer Sissel in fair condition with possible neck injury and skull trauma, Kinney in fair condition with possible skull fracture.
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Cedar Rapids
Thirty Street
Oakland Road
E. Wayne Sissel
Tipton
Elmer Gissel
J. Paul Kinney
Stanwood
St. Luke's Hospital
Elmer Sissel
Kinney
Henry Overman
Sissel
William Madden
Madden
Blozyich
Reds Make Bid On Korean Talks
Kansas City dispatch reports complex twists in the Bobby Green murder case tied to Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady. Cab driver John Heger testified the kidnapper's associate, a divorcee identified as Sandra Jane O’Day, drafted a letter to an attorney in St Joseph and planned to flee by ship or plane. FBI agents questioned Hall and Heady as authorities seek missing links, including the supposed slayer Thomas Marsh, while public tensions rise in Kansas City.
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Kansas
INL
Carl Austin Hall
Kday
Bobby Grea
John Heger
Hail
Jim
California
Hager
Sandra Jane O'Day
St. Louis
Hall
Bonnie Brown
Kansas City
U. S
Harry Richards
Richards
Yeb
Missouri
Owiley
Police Department
FBI
Nellie Baker
Chicago
Heady
St. Joseph
Tokyo
Pan- Hager
Red Day
China
Chou Enlai
U.S
U.N
Peiping
Chou
Charlie
Sandy
Steve
Lette
Carl
Weather Outlook Fair Tonight And Sunday
Generally fair and pleasant weather continues with a low tonight of 42 to 45 degrees and a high Sunday around 75 to 54 degrees.
Churchill Presses Drive for World Peace Conference
Prime Minister Churchill told the annual Conservative party meeting that he will press to convene a conference of the leaders of the four great powers. He and Foreign Secretary Eden seek a secure foundation for world peace with US help to avoid a third world war and he plans to stay in office to aid in building lasting peace.
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W. G. Landrewy
Margate
England
Churchill
Conservative Party
Eden
Prime Minster
Kefauver Seeks Immediate FBI Jurisdiction in Kidnaping
Senator Estes Kefauver called for new legislation to grant the FBI immediate jurisdiction in kidnaping cases. He cited the Bobby Greenlease murder in Kansas City to argue the seven day delay before FBI involvement hinders prompt, thorough inquiries. He plans to urge Congress to authorize FBI action from the outset when they return in January.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
FBI
Tennessee Democrat
Little Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Kefauver
Congress
Educators Urge Independent Probe Agency At EDU Convention
Washington report says at the American Council on Education convention Carter Davidson of Union College proposed an objective investigating agency to replace Congress in rooting out subversives among teachers. The body urged colleges to police themselves, opposing McCarthy era committees and Jenner inquiries, noting only a handful of subversives exist.
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Washington
AFJ
Congress
American Council On Education
Carter Davidson
Union College
Schenectady
Davidson
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Ser Jenner
R-Ind
Pictorial tour of Cedar Rapids Red Feather agencies
An added Sun days Gazette section will guide readers through Cedar Rapids Community Chest agencies with photos and concise text. It presents the Red Feather story and a panorama of health welfare youth and vital services funded by United Way through the Chest. It answers common operating questions and lists each agency budget as approved by review committees and officials.
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Community Chest
Red Feather
Cedar Rapids
United Way
Public Welfare Bureau
Representative Citizens’ Committee
Soldier Unearths 200 Old Letters at Camp Attlebury
A soldier dropped a letter in a wall slot at Camp Atterbury Indiana on Friday and found 200 other letters dated 1845 and 1948. The letters, flagged by unit return addresses, were all sent here over seven years ago. Camp authorities will forward properly addressed items unopened with an explanatory note.
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Camp Atterbury
Ind
Ammo Truck Tragedy Near Omaha Kills Three Sisters
An ammunition truck collided with a car on a four-lane highway west of Omaha, triggering shell explosions that killed three sisters, injured four others, and caused a nearby inn owner to die of a heart attack. Witnesses recounted the fiery scene as firemen took hours to reach the wreckage. The victims were Laura McClaskey, Thea McClaskey Geneva, and Harriet Paige, all Omaha residents.
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Omaha
Here
Col Usion
Boys Town
Laura McClaskey
Thea
Geneva
Harriet Paige
W. H. McClaskey
Edmonds
Wash
Lawrence Davis
Davis
Chester Dagerman
Ten~ Mile Inn
Confession From Youth Ends Quest
Rushville Nebraska police report a 13 year old girl Karen Talbot missing since August 20 was found dead in a shallow grave. A Rushville youth Duane McLain age 19 confessed to kidnapping striking with a hammer and shooting the girl and was held after pleading guilty in county court. He led investigators to the grave near his grandfather’s home. The nationwide search had focused on Haven before local authorities pressed for a breakthrough.
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Rushville
Neb
Karen Talbot
Duane McLain
Karen
Ater
Leo Knudsan
Neibranka Safety Patrol
McLain
Sheridan County
O'Neill
Haven
Officere
Knudson
Soonice
Tropical storm floods Florida farms and towns
A tropical storm swept southern Florida causing $7 million in crop damage and flooding 10 000 square miles. Tampa Englewood Punta Gorda and Miami faced severe flood impacts as 65 mph winds battered the peninsula and small craft were warned to seek Atlantic ports.
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Florida
Miami
Gulf of Mexico
Punta Gorda
Atlantic
Vero Beach
Miami Weather Bureau
Aantic
Charleston
5.C
Tampa
Englewood
Keystone Kop Dies After Near-Headon Collision
Hollywood report states Jimmy Struck collided head on with a vehicle near Hardin. Finlayson, 66, and Mack Sen were killed, a sister injured, and two Keystone Kops residents were seriously injured. deaths occurred Friday in sleep after the crash.
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LO Reiauiyeey Sen
Hardin
Hollywood
Jimmy Sruck
Finlayson
Mack Senthe
Iett
Keystone Kops
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East Iowa
Reds
Cabbie
Jackson County
Arvid Owsley
John
Proble
Omething
Educators Rap Congress Hunts
Red Feather News
Associated Press Wirenhota
John Hager
Greanlease
Ted Schafers
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Etmenee
Marion
Bataan
State Street
Deeeaae
Eteaenee
South Korea
Panmuniom
U.S. State Department
Hardin, Mo
Ao Er de Emi Roe Rave
Keystone Kop
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