Fight over heiress kidnaping drags on in Paris custody case
Paris courts ordered an investigation into the reported kidnapping of 4 month old Isabela Goldsmith amid a custody dispute between her father James Goldsmith and grandmother Antenor Patino Duchess of Durcal. The infant, born May 14, spent two months in an incubator after a brain tumor surgery and was living with her grandmother in Paris area.
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Paris
Isabela Goldsmith
James
Isabela Patino
Goldsmith
Mme. Antenor Patino
West Africa
Versailles
Mme. Patino
Isabela
Scotland
City Manager Roan Arrested in Fort Madison
Peter F. Roan 43 city manager of Iowa City appeared on three charges including drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident after a minor crash in Fort Madison. He posted bond and was held overnight, with arraignment set for October 11.
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Fort Madison
Peter F. Roan
Iowa City
Justice of Peace
Ray Denison
Roan
E. R. Rainey
Lee County
Captain Rainey
Jack Feightner
Rainey
Sarah McBroom
Owa City
Timothy
Irmil Youell
Mt. Pleasant
Amvets Blubb
Dick Fetzer Dies On Golf Course
Dick Fetzer, 31, Cedar Rapids civic worker and insurance executive, collapsed and died of a presumed heart attack while golfing at Elmcrest Country Club. He had served in local business and community groups since 1947 and leaves a wife Evelyn Hecht and two sons. Funeral services are set for Saturday in Cedar Rapids with Mizpah Lodge participation.
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Cedar Rapids
Duane E
Dick” Fetzer
Elmcrest Country Club
Midwest Investment Company
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Community Chest
First Crgational Church
Mizpahge
A.F
A.M
Elks Club
American Legion i
Ladora
Evelyn Hecht
Victorville
Calif
Army Air Forces
William Earl
James Floyd
Floyd Fetzer
Robert E. Brown
Ralph Shail
Artie Border
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
Mizpah Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Man Requests Deportation From U S Immigration Office
Fedencio Ybarra walked into the U S immigration office and asked to be deported to Mexico. Officials later learned he was supposed to be serving a 15 year sentence at the Harlem prison farm.
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Houston
Fedencio Ybarra
U.S. Immigration Office
Mexico
Ybarra
Harlem
U S Pledges Immediate Military Aid to Korea
Top U.S. military and diplomatic leaders pledged immediate armed support to the Republic of Korea if another Communist invasion occurs, signaling firm American backing amid rising tensions in the region.
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Seoul
U.S
Republic of Korea
Admits Slaying Confession Hoax McALESTER
Jack Ray, 34, admitted Thursday that his claim of slaying Penn State coed Rachel Taylor 14 years ago was a hoax. He told a newspaper reporter he was innocent of another murder and invented the killing story to draw attention to his plight.
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McAlester
Okla
Jack Ray
Penn State
Rachel Taylor
Wentz Pleads Innocent in Attempted Murder Case
An 81 year old Cedar Rapids man Fred Charles Wentz pleaded innocent to assault with intent to commit murder in district court. He allegedly struck Roger White, four year old son of Donald and Mrs. White, with a steel rod causing head injuries. The incident followed a prior municipal court charge and bond remains at $2000. The case was continued to the November term.
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Cedar Rapids
M. C. Hamiel
Fred Charles Wentz
Eleventh Street
Wentz
Roger White
Donald White
Vinton Road
Cleveland School
Roger
White
Rockford Road
Donald Barnes
Hamiel
District Court
Pearsons Dunned by IRS for Back Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service seeks 15290 in overdue income taxes from columnist Drew Pearson and his wife. The Pearsons have appealed to the U S Tax Court challenging substantial deficiencies and pursuing the case.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Drew Pearson
Pearsons
U. S
Circus in the Cold At Hawkeye Downs
The Ringling Brothers show opens at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids with a chilly 52 degree day and a 12 mph wind. Workers unload trains at 5:30 am as 50 people gather, swelling to 300 early observers. Elephants and hippos remain active in the cold while caretakers leave some cages open after feeding.
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Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Downs
Hick Says Cheap Atomic Power Is a Long Way Off
Cedar Rapids Jaycees heard Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper say cheap peacetime atomic power is decades away. He warned of misperceptions about nuclear energy and outlined current limits, uranium supply, and the high costs of early reactors as experiments continue and future gains are anticipated.
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Hick
Cedar Rapids
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
Rolston
Belgium
Hickenloo
Pittsburgh
Reds Pound Island North Of Formosa
Nationalist authorities report intensified Red artillery fire on Toumen island in the Tachen group about 250 miles north of Formosa. Two small Communist motor junks were sunk in the last 24 hours, while Quemoy and Formosa remained comparatively quiet amid new Chinese Congress coverage.
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Taipeh
Tachen
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Toumen
Yikingshan
Amoy
Quemoy E
Wes
Red
Quemoy
Red Chinese Congress
Peiping
Mao Tse-tung
Dulles Seeks West Germany Role in Western Alliance
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Europe for urgent talks with Chancellor Adenauer about replacing the dead European Defense Community treaty and elevating West Germany to equal partner status. Adenauer stressed crisis stakes as socialist critics questioned government secrecy and decision making.
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United Press
Dulles
Germany
U. S
Manila
Paris
INS
Mendes-France
Eden
West Germany
Italy
Brussels
Western
Europe
Britain
London
Churchill
Figaro
Adenauer
Winston Churchill
Washington
Bonn
Trucking Firms Pool Equipment Form National Trailer Pool
Twelve trucking companies in the upper Midwest announce a joint pool named National Trailer Pool Inc with headquarters in St Paul. Twin Cities Trucking Executive Stanley Wasie will serve as president as the group begins with 1500 trailers and plans to add 500 more.
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ST. Paul
INS
National Trailer Pool, Inc
Upper Midwest
Twin Cities
Stanley Wasie
Rodney Brodie Turns Three After Siamese Twin Separation
Rodney Dee Brodie, a separated Siamese twin, celebrated his third birthday in Ferris Illinois, after a famous 1952 operation that divided him from twin Roger Lee. He is growing normally with no skull covering at the top of his head and wears a protective cap, while visiting Rose from the University of Illinois Research hospital in Chicago.
Giants Win and Brooklyn Dodgers Lose Narrow NL Lead Grows
New York Giants extended their NL lead to four games over the Brooklyn Dodgers by winning the first game of a twin bill 6-2 against the Milwaukee Braves. In the other game, the Dodgers were defeated by Cincinnati 9-3.
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New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Gift loan surprise at National City Bank of New York
Arthur Hansen and his wife received 360 dollars as a gift loan for his son's dental bill plus a 100 dollar savings account pass book. Bank officials said the loan pushed the bank's total loans above three billion dollars and staged the ceremony. Hansen said he could not sleep.
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New York
LLP
Brooklyn
Arthur Hansen
National City Bank of New York
Hansen
How To Get to the Circus Grounds
Cedar Rapids traffic routes fans to Hawkeye Downs for Ringling circus tonight using Sixth street SW and J street SW. Motorists are urged to start early to avoid jams seen in prior visits. Door open at 7 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Ringling
Sixth Street
J Street
Ring Rothers
Sixth
Sixteenth Avenue
Hunter Airport
Highway 30
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Dick" Fetzer
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