Family of Missing Diplomat Sought in Geneva Disappearance
Swiss and British authorities join police from six nations in a five day search for Mrs. Donald MacLean 37 and her three children Fergus 9 Donald 7 and Melina aged three weeks born after the father disappeared. The British foreign office aids in tracing the group amid possible rendezvous with the missing husband behind the Iron Curtain.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Donald MacLean
MacLean
New York
Chicags
Montreux
Fergus
Donald
Melinia
Melinda Dunbar
Thinhar
Foreign Office
France
Italy
Austria
Germany
London
Burgess
Aground
Production line burglars loot multiple stations for $171
Authorities report a series of break-ins at Independence Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Clarence Bennett New Liberty and more. Thieves forced rear windows and escaped with small cash registers checks and a few valuables totaling about 171 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Independence
Davenport
Mt. Vernon
Clarence
Bennett
New Liberty
Tankar
Center Point
Stratton
Three youths die inMechanicsville area car crash
A car overturn on a gravel road two miles NW of Mechanicsville, injuring three youths as they returned from a hunting trip. The dead youth was the son of Mr and Mrs Cyril Striegel, farmers north of Mechanicsville. One survivor, Studer, son of Mrs Morris Studer, was taken to Mercy Hospital Iowa City. The navy discharge was expected in about three months.
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Mahannah
Diplo
Millersburg
Tery
Striegel
Britain
U. S
Eugene
MacLean
Donald Studer
Lee
Mechanicsville
Donald Robinson
Young Studer
Morris Studer
Imercy Hospital
Iowa City
Cyril Striegel
Navy
Atomic Artillery Heading to Europe
A battalion of six giant atomic artillery guns will be sent to Europe soon to bolster Western European defense forces. Secretary Stevens announced the shipment as the first of several battalions planned for deployment in Europe. The army declined to say whether atomic shells would be used. The guns are described as highly mobile with long range and general effectiveness even without shells.
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Warnington
Europe
Stevens
Bulldog Attacks Rotor Hurts Helicopter Near Tulsa
Tuffy the police dog, a bulldog at a local airport, broke a leg and badly torn ear after chasing a helicopter tail rotor. Damage to the craft was estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Tulsa
Tuffy
Rodney Brodie Turns 2 Amid Recovery From Surgery
Chicago AP report notes Rodney Brodie age two celebrates with family after major skull surgery and ongoing treatment. Doctors at the University of Illinois Medical Center describe his condition as improving with physical therapy though skull reconstruction remains undecided. Rodney, born with severe head injuries linked to a fatal twin surgery, shows stable health and bright responsiveness, while a future bone or implant roof remains a medical planning focus.
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Ty Robert Goldenstein
Chicago
Tovey Deer Brodie
Rodney
Rodnes
Roger
University of Ilinois Medical Center
Pilal Pediatrics
Aircraft engine output canceled amid Air Force cutbacks
Washington AP reports Serre waity Talbott said the Air Force will cancel production of several thousand jets and one other engine, saving about 400 to Sudmil whlon dollars. Officials cited longer overhaul intervals and lower attrition as reasons, stressing no aircraft would be affected and the buildup to wings remains on track.
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Washington
Serrewaity Talbott
Sidhe Air Force
Sudmilwhlon
Talbott
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Air Force
Tat- Woott
Stevenson urges open door to peace with Russia
Adlai Stevenson called for renewed disarmament talks and a conference table approach to world issues after a cross country tour. He warned against going it alone while outlining a plan including talks with China, Western European integration, and a global disarmament effort centered on hydrogen weapons.
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Chicago
Adlai
Stevenson
America
Wiiness
U. S
China
U.S
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Russia
Germany
Europe
Wester Europe
West Europe
Soviet Russia
Grunewald Paroled Then Violated Parole Says Officials
Henry Grunewald, once linked to Washington suitors, was jailed for 90 days for parole violations. Judge Alexander Holtzoff denied a plea to spare imprisonment, noting two violations including travel under an assumed name and a drunken hotel incident. Grunewald claimed he reported truthfully and his wife knew his movements.
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Washington
Henry
the Dutchman
Grunewald
Aus
Alexander Holtzoff
Congress
Grungwald
Edward Garrett
Garrett
Jersey City
iGrunewald
Ann Andersen
Summitur
Spring Lake
N. J
Newark
Grinewall
Remedial Plans Sought for Lake Geode Spillway
Burlington Iowa area lawmakers approve emergency funds from forty thousand to eighty nine thousand dollars for spillway reconstruction at Geode Lake. The interin committee reviews plans with Senator Tom Dailey and Des Moines county officials and seeks an early attorney general ruling on the spillway design liability. The group also surveys Geode park and Mt Pleasant State Mental Health Institute.
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Burlington
Seode State Park
Here
Iowa Legislative Interin Eunittee
Tom Dailey
Burington
Ad Drebenstedl
Des Moines County
John Warden
The
Conservation Commission
Stanley Engineering Company of
Juscatine
Dailey
Ally
Leo Hoegh
Geode Park
Mt. Pleasant State Mental Health Institute
Towers Hit By Convair Near Albany
An American Airlines Convair from Boston to Chicago crashed near Albany airport after clipping two WPTR radio towers, killing all 113 passengers and three crew. The plane struck the towers in fog and burned in a nearby lot, with witnesses reporting engine trouble and a low approach before the doomed landing.
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Albany
American Airlines
Baston
Chicago
Pwaunk
WPTR
American Air
Tax Reduction on Schedule Is Seen
Secretary Humphrey said progress toward a balanced budget will allow a 10 percent personal income tax cut around January and the excess profits tax to die on January 1 as scheduled. He noted Treasury work on a new tax program to be submitted to Congress in January.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury
Congress
Jane Wary
Army Suspends Woman Civilian Employee
Senator McCarthy announced that a New York woman civilian employee of the army, Doris Wallers Sowell, has been suspended on charges of Communist connections on orders from the secretary of the army. McCarthy said Secretary Stevens is eager to clear subversive influences and will cooperate.
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New York
McCarthy
I - Wis
Shell
Doris Wallers Sowell
Stevens
Gould Named Denver President Named to National Science Board
President Disenhower selects Lawrence Gould of Carleton College as new appointee to the National Science Foundation National Science Board. Gould appointment expands the board with a college president as national science adviser and policymaker.
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Denver
INS
Disenhower
Lawrence Gould
Carleton College
National Science Board
National Science Foundation
Secret Project Blast Kills Trio
An explosion at the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville Alabama killed three workers and critically injured a fourth. The incident involved a secret project at the guided missiles and rockets center.
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Huntsville
Ala
Guided Missile and Rocket Center
Red Stone Arsenal
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