Dulles and Eden Agree On Germany
The United States and Britain agreed to press for West Germany entry into Western security forces on full equality. They favored an early conference to integrate the German Federal Republic with NATO and outlined plans for a nine power meeting to grant sovereignty and build defense in Europe. Dulles, after talks with Adenauer, praised Eden's initiative as a sign of Anglo American solidarity while signaling Paris cannot block European unity and German armament.
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Not Well Enough Acquainted Yet
Rosa mond Russell, 68, a lifelong Chicago resident, became lost while walking from the Loop to her home after shopping with her sister Mae, 73. Mae searched for nine hours, police located Rosa in a near North Side hotel lobby, and she was returned home.
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Premonition Saved Family as Storm Hit Home
Mrs. Clarence Martin had a premonition to flee with her four children during a severe storm. They walked to a neighbor’s house when lightning struck and destroyed their home in Coalgate Oklahoma.
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Coalgate
Okla
Clarence Martin
Nebraska Republicans Veto McCarthy Boost
In Norfolk Nebraska Republicans at the post primary convention rejected a resolution praising Sen McCarthy for his Communist hunting efforts. The vote was 116 to 76 a reversal of their May pre primary stance when a similar resolution was carried without a roll call.
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Neb
Nebraska
Sen. McCarthy
Bank Shuts After $417000 In Bad Checks At Whitesville
Whitesville Kentuckys Bank of Whitesville closes after cashier Bernard Barrett admits taking bad checks totaling 417000 over four years. FBI charges misapplication of funds. Barrett bond set at 25000. Bank assets and liabilities listed at 636468. Barrett says he held checks for customers hoping they would clear.
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Abduction by Czechs Reported Near Heidelberg
HEIDELBERG RP The U S army said two American soldiers were presumably abducted by Communist Czech border guards Friday amid rising tensions along the border.
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Heidelberg
Truman Plans One Major Speec h in Fall Campaign
Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell said Truman will deliver only one major political speech in the fall, due to post operative restrictions. The talk is set for a Kansas City party gathering on October 16, with speculation that Truman's daughter Margaret may speak in the East.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
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Kansas City
Margaret
East
Lightning Hits Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport Lights Fail
A Cedar Rapids storm knocked out airport lights for 46 minutes as a Thursday night shower moved through the area. The weather office recorded 0.07 inches of rain. Forecasters expected more showers and a gradual end across the state with temperatures ranging from the 50s to near 90.
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Cedar Rapids
Ona
How Does Hospital Feud Affect You
The Gazette begins a four part series on the clash between hospital management and pathologists and radiologists. It explains how independent operation could alter hospital control and the impact on hospital insurance for readers. Art Heusinkveld reports on the dispute and its implications for patients and families.
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Art Heusinkveld
Doctor Warns On Hospital Overuse Raising Costs
A Michigan physician told the Los Angeles status hospital association that widespread prepayment has led to millions of unnecessary hospital days and procedures. Dr. Harry F. Becker urged outpatient care, convalescent wards, safer out patient plans, and physician participation to curb overuse and protect insured access. He noted Blue Cross members misused hospital stays in 36 percent of Michigan cases, commercially insured 30 percent, and self pay under 14 percent.
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Looting at Huston Grill Nets $35 000 to $40 000
Two conservatively dressed men robbed the Huston Grill in Moraine City after midnight, forcing four employees to lie on the floor and taking between 35 000 and 40 000 from the till and payroll checks. A getaway in a convertible followed as the gunmen ordered employees to the wall.
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Dayton
Supervisor at Dionne Death Site Replaced
The 28 year old director of the Roman Catholic rest home where Emilie Dionne died Aug. 6 has been replaced. Sister Therese Senecal said she is the new director and noted a resident nurse was appointed. An inquest attributed death to suffocation in an epileptic seizure with a coroner's jury recommending care improvements.
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Montreal
Emilie Dionne
Therese Senecal
Anne Marie Tardif
L’accueil Guay
Ste. Agathe
Que
Emilie
Senecal
Tardis
A Bomb Survivor Joins U S Army In San Francisco
Su zumi Salamasa, 24, Hiroshima bombing survivor, was sworn into the U S Army in San Francisco. He said his enlistment is his duty as an American. He lost parents and sister, suffered severe burns, and spent two months in hospital after the blast. He was a mile from ground zero and born in Seattle.
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Suzumi Salamasa
Hiroshima
U. S. Army
Fisher says engagement to Debbie Reynolds planned soon
Eddie Fisher announced in New York that he and movie star Debbie Reynolds will become engaged. He said the engagement will occur around November when Reynolds plans to visit from Hollywood.
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New York
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Hollywood
Ex-Red Airman Enrolls as University of Delaware Freshman
Kenny No 22 a former Communist pilot who flew a MIG from behind Korea and earned a 100000 reward has joined the University of Delaware as a freshman. He registered with 575 other newcomers and began dorm life under typical underclass restrictions. No spoke briefly, declining interviews to avoid publicity.
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Newark
Del
Kenny
Korea
University of Delaware
Six Die In Nursing Home Fire In Kincaid Kansas
A fire razed a 40 year old nursing home in Kincaid Kansas killing six patients. Fire Chief Turley Miller reported un identified victims remained in the ruins while three residents escaped unharmed. Mollie Crocker 93 was hospitalized in Iola in serious condition from burns. The blaze began around 430 a.m. and swept through the three story frame building.
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Kincaid. Kan
Turley Miller
Mollie Crocker
An Iola
Kan
Chance for Uprising in China Told
Five former Communist Chinese prisoners of war at a United Nations briefing said a Nationalist landing on the Chinese mainland would trigger a fierce uprising against the Communist regime. They noted Mao Tse tung's strict rule, mass killings, and anti-revolutionary orders. many Chinese PVs rejected repatriation after Korea. They plan to return to Formosa to fight Soviet and Communist influence in China.
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Formosa
Santa Claus credit manager arraigned in Sears thefts
Paul Tuck 34 employed as credit manager at Sears in Holyoke arraigned on larceny charges with bail set at 75000 dollars. Police say thefts may total as much as 65000 dollars from the store and funds linked to Christmas charitable use.
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Holyoke
Mass
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Paul Tuck
Married couple split after two years apart in same house
Baltimore AP reports Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Bogorad were divorced on grounds of separation after testifying they lived in separate parts of their home since August 1952 and spoke to each other rarely. Alimony set at 125 dollars weekly with child custody and house, Dr. Bogorad to move out.
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Baltimore
Daniel Bogorad
McCarthy Will Not Campaign For GOP Candidates This Fall
Senator McCarthy announced he will not stump for GOP candidates this fall. He will focus on ongoing Red inquiries stalled by investigations of himself and limit public appearances to three speeches and select radio and TV spots. He intends to use time to expose graft and communism, while noting the Eisenhower administration inherited problems from Democrats.
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Three Nevada prisoners escape in milk truck caper
Three convicts busted from Nevada state prison in a stolen milk truck and seized guard hostage. Guards fired from towers. head guard George Miller killed. Burman and Gulovsen captured within hours. Liebig wounded and at large with posse pursuing through mesquite hills.
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William Robert Burman
Chicago
Don Gulovsen
Montana
Gene Liebig
Cambridge
Minn
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Gulovsen
Burman
Liebig
A. E. Bernard
Charles Liebig
Lovelock
Fleming says he faced pressure to resign rather than stand trial
Lt. Col. Harry Fleming testified at his Fort Sheridan court martial that he was told he would not face trial if he quit the army. He described attempts to urged resignation and claimed Communist captors tried to sow unity against officers by touting shared prisoner status. He recounted Reds used tactics to create tension between prisoners and ranking officers.
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Fort Sheridan
Harry Fleming
Reds
Korea
Fleming
Army
Camp 12
Six Suspended in Union Welfare Funds Probe
CIO President Walter Reuther ordered prompt remedial action after testimony in a state probe into union welfare funds led to the suspension of six top officers of the Retail Wholesale and Department Store union. Max Greenberg appointed administrators to audit five locals as the officials admitted using welfare funds for high salaries expense accounts lavish vacations cars and benefits.
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CIO
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Max Greenberg
RWD
Istate
Economic Talks On Asia Stated
The U S state department said the United States will join an international conference in Ottawa to strengthen southeast Asia economically and reduce Communist subversion. Attendees include Australia Burma Cambodia Canada Ceylon India Indonesia Laos Nepal New Zealand Pakistan Vietnam Britain Malaya and British Borneo with the meeting running through Oct 9.
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Ann Rockefeller to Wed Minister
Miss Ann Rockefeller daughter of Nelson A. Rockefeller and great granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller will wed Rev. Robert Laughlin Pierson of New York an Episcopal minister Engagement announced by her parents She enters her junior year at Wellesley College this month
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Ann Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Robert Laughlin Pierson
Wellesley College
Eisenhower Declares Connecticut Disaster Areas Eligible for Aid
President Eisenhower declared hurricane-stricken parts of Connecticut eligible for emergency federal aid. He acted from his Rocky Mountain retreat following a request from Connecticut Governor John M. Lodge Jr. and state officials.
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Eisenhower
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Rocky Mountain
John E
Traffic safety clinic discussed by Midwest editors in Evanston
The Evanston gathering on accident reduction explores common sense measures. Editor Harry Boyd of The Gazette attends and plans several editorial articles detailing his experiences for today’s page.
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