Yugoslav Mob Attacks U S Official In Belgrade
A Yugoslav mob invaded the U S Information Service headquarters and the British Reading Room in Belgrade injuring U SIS Chief William B. King and British First Secretary Keith Welberg Kerr. The assaults followed a speech by President Tito about sending American troops into the Trieste zone if Italy occupies the area. Police and authorities investigated the organized, premeditated nature of the attacks.
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Belgrade
U. S. Information Service
Trieste
Italy
USIS
William B. King King
Keith Welberg-Kerr
Athena
Tita Sunday
Macedonia
Atticisis
Lacan
Washington
Rome
King
Daily Bulletin
Welberg-Kerr
Bulletin
London
Yugoslavia
U.N
Tito
Lslian
High Court to Hear Case on Giveaways in Broadcasts
The Supreme Court agreed to review FCC efforts to ban radio and TV giveaway schemes after a New York federal court ruled the ban should apply only when contestants supply money or sponsor products. NBC CBS and ABC sought immediate action to uphold the lower court, without full arguments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
High Tribunal
Federal Court
New York
Special
Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcastpuit
Supreme ‘l Court
High Court
Special Court
Allies Accuse For of Korean Plane Buildup
Don E. Mitchell, a 26 year old Cedar Rapids salesman, was critically injured in a Highway 30 crash near the Prairie Creek bridge known as dead man’s bridge. Debris marked the wreck as his car struck the north rail and left the roadway. Mitchell was hospitalized with a fractured right thigh and possible internal injuries.
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Don E. Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Bryan
Intaj
North Korea
Uiju
Mitchell
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Hrabak
Belk Plaine
Nab Suspect In Murders On Turnpike
John Wable 24, named primary suspect in the phantom slayings of two truck drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, was captured after a 30 mile chase near Albuquerque. He and two companions robbed a service station on U S Highway 66 spending 70 dollars before roadblocks halted them. Wable evaded capture briefly but was surrounded after a nurse spotted him hitchhiking. extradi tion to Pennsylvania arranged.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John W. Wable
Wable
andOhiopyle
J. D. Frances
Martin H. Pierson
California
W. E. Jimerjson
U. S. Highway 66
Belen
Here
Caroline Smith
Helen
Jimerson
Pennsylvania
Andrew J. Hudack
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Ohio
Cleveland
Lpive
Uniontown
Wahle
Charles Welch
Grindstone
Welch
Eight Arraigned On Liquor Counts In Johnson County
Eight persons were arraigned in district court on charges of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor from two Johnson County raids. The eight pled innocent and were released on 500 bond each. The list includes Lucille van Angs Schmidt and others tied to local establishments. Judge James P. Gaffney ordered trial assignment later in term. Ivan Schmidt released on 500 bond after pleading innocent to drunk driving.
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Jowa Cily
Johnson County
Lucille
Van
Shueyville
William
Jesi Martha Krofta
Stuldents
Pennsylvania
Martha's
Oxford
Jana Ghio
Freda
Charles R
Pie Eten Ange
Eee Schlesselman
Cou Falls
James P. Gaffney
Ivan Schmidt
Eisenhower Resumes Desk Work After Flu Bout
President Eisenhower, still recovering from a bout of influenza that confined him to quarters, was at his desk at 9 a.m. Monday, signaling a return to official duties. The illness had limited his movements while he recuperated.
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Lice
Washington
Eisenhower
At & A.m
U S Greece Sign Base Pact in Athens Agreement
The United States and Greece signed a defense pact in Athens giving U S access to undisclosed Greek air and naval bases to bolster North Atlantic Pact defenses. The agreement, signed by Ambassador Cavendish Cannon and Greek officials, lasts as long as the 14 nation Atlantic Pact remains in effect paying through 1965.
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Washington
Greece
U.S
Athens
Cavendish Cannon
State Department
Price-Fix Ruling Review Refused by High Court
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a state court decision striking down Georgia minimum price fixing laws raising questions on fair trade rules in 44 states. The ruling may affect prices for standard brand products and the legality of retailer agreements.
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Warren
High Court
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
Michigan- Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
Michigan-Wisconsin
Darrell Garweon
Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Georgia
Cedar Rapids Petitions Drive for Municipal Court on Ballot
Seven thousand eight hundred twenty nine residents signed a petition to place a vote on establishing a Cedar Rapids municipal court. The action follows a two week campaign and will appear on the November ballot pending a mayoral proclamation this week.
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Cedar Bathia News
Cedar Rapids
Mila Sedlacek
Sermon Ends in Death At Eureka Baptist Church
Rev. John Lundy 55 collapsed during Sunday sermon at Eureka Baptist Church in Rockwood Tennessee. The proposal discussed would create a municipal court with two judges, replacing four positions in the superior court and two justices of the peace. The plan includes converting existing courtrooms at the police station and city hall for municipal court use, with one candidate already on record supporting the change.
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Smith
Rockwood, Tenn
John Lundy
Eureka Baptist Church
Ifor Municipal Court
Superior Court
Justice Courts
Cedar Rapids
William
Matias
Tol
Pital
Slater
Korean Conflict Decision Stands
The Supreme Court refused to review a ruling that the Korean conflict is not a formal war for insurance purposes. The Pennsylvania court had ruled the Korea action was not a declared war, obliging Pennsylvania Mutual Life to pay double indemnities to two soldiers killed on duty.
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Washington
ENS
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
Man Without Country Finds Haven in Dominican Republic
Michael Patrick O'Brien, 68, once a waterfront bartender, received permission to live in the Dominican Republic after a two year search for a safe haven. He previously rode a Hong Kong to Portugal ferry for months, was denied by Brazil, France, Italy, and faced ongoing questions about his U.S. citizenship. His estranged wife and child were reported in Brazil, with authorities repeatedly blocking entry.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Michael Patrick O'Brien
Dominican Republic
West Indies
O'Brien
Haven Ashare
China
Hong Kong
Portuguese Maine
Brazil
Europe
Bretagne
France
Italy
Rio de Vianeiro
Santos
V'“o Brien
U.S
Rome
Prosecutor theorizes Hall killed Marsh in Greenlease case
St Louis AP reports Buchanan County Prosecutor Downs speculates Marsh may have been slain by Carl Austin Hall. Hall denied Marsh killed Bobby Greenlease. Searches extend to Mrs Heady’s northwest Missouri farm. Marsh’s sister doubts involvement and hasn’t heard from him in years.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Bens Marsh
Hitle
Bobby Greenlease
St. Joseph
Bobby
Buchanan
John E. Downs
Marsh
Carl ‘Austin Hall
Hall
Downs
Greenlease
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Heady
Northwest Missour
FBI
East St. Louis
Marsh Clears Marsh. Hall Confesses in Bobby Greenlease Case
In St Louis ex convex Carl Austin Hall admitted killing Bobby Greenlease after relentless questioning. Hall implicated Thomas John Marsh and described a crime sequence from abduction in Kansas to burial in St Joseph. Federal kidnapping charges under Lindbergh law filed. marsh cleared. hunt for him discontinued.
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ST. Louis
Ins
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Ssion
J. Edgar Hoovze
Washington
Thhat Hall
Donnie Brown
Heady
Hall
Thomas John Marsh
Brownell
Marsh
Bobby
Kansas City
Hendy
St. Joseph
Tait
Bureau
Iowa
Plymouth
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Kansas
Missouri
Cedar Rapids Sees 1/2 Inch Rain After 33 Dry Days
After 33 days without significant rain, Cedar Rapids reports only a half inch of precipitation has fallen, leaving local conditions in need of relief. The sparse rainfall came despite ongoing dry spells affecting gardens and soil.
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Cedar Rapids
Rain Forecast for Southern Iowa Area
The weather bureau warns of scattered light showers in parts of southwest Iowa by Tuesday, moving along the southern border Tuesday night and into Wednesday. Expect light rainfall and unsettled skies across the region as a low-pressure system tracks through.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
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