U S Woman In Iran Ex oat Ride Top List Of 11 Murders
The United States announces the Point Four program in southeast Iran has been suspended until killers are captured after nomad bandits murdered Americans and others. Police pursue assailants on foot as investigations unfold amid desert districts in Baluchistan. A US citizen's body is recovered near the crime scene as authorities report the slayings including Anita Carroll and others. Local tribesmen assist in the grim search while officials coordinate across agencies.
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U.S
Iran
Tehran
United States
Jody
Progim
Diik & Gregory
He Poin
Pour Procram Itran
Hye-soone
Anita Carroll
Heli
Traian Woops
Poller
Baluchistan
Kevin
Dale Rats
Interiae
Wen
Horsea Police
New Biography Of Dulles Hits Cold War Era
Washington reports that a new biography of Secretary of State Dulles by Jack Beal Time magazine's diplomatic correspondent is slated for April 3 publication by Harper and Brothers. The book draws on interviews and places Dulles' diplomacy alongside Korea Formosa and the Middle East brink of war warnings.
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Washington
Dulles
Anys
C. D. Jackson
Time View
Spe
Cial
Bison~ Bower
James Shepley
Jackson
Toronto
United States
Egypt
Shepley
Life Magazine
Korea
Formosa
Theochina Beal
Middle East
Beil
Three Fair As Car Hits Culvert In Area Crash
A late night collision near Wattsburg involved a vehicle leaving the road and striking a culvert. The three passengers, all from Brie, were transported to hospital with injuries described as serious but non fatal. The driver, Tage RL Bronk, was among those hospitalized. condition not updated.
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Wallaby
James M. Grice
Wattsburg
Ussols
Miry
Alice
Brie
Ulin Paawenger
Tages RL
Evie
He Hospital
Bath Kaved Iit
Cheuorat
Pwsseigent
Fiyr
Tata
Boy 15 Kills Four In Family Over Hunting Knife
A 15 year old boy in SHS MO killed his father a sister and two brothers with a .422 caliber rifle after his mother allegedly took his hunting knife. He allegedly grabbed $18 from his mother, rolled the father with a pocket knife, then drove the family car seven blocks before crashing after hitting a truck. He surrendered to police after the incident described as the Quiet Gun.
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Beause
Daniel Woolridge
Familly
Woolridge
Gunfight Ends Killing Of Pair. Draper Dies In Pat-rolled Car
A middle aged couple, Alfred Pollak and Sylvia Pollak, were killed when Manford Draper, fleeing a theft, rammed a car into a police roadblock in Ohio. Patrolman R. E. Kuromith and another officer were wounded. Draper and the couple’s partner were killed in the ensuing exchange. Mrs. Hart Pollak and Draper’s passenger were not identified in official records.
Three Soldiers Dead As Car Crashes Into Tree
A vehicle rammed a tree killing three soldiers near Cuddy and Belaoviliey while four other soldiers were injured. Names and duties of victims and survivors are for police to release. hospital treatment ongoing.
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Press
Maceline
Cuddy
Belaoviliey
Ehlo Velley
Taal Joule
Siniée Keir
Montis
Aye
Weller
Lavy
Junty AN
Gerad
Former Bank Officer In Hodge Scandal Slain In Chicago
Leon Marcus a key figure in the Orville Hodge financial scandal was found shot to death on the South Side of Chicago. Police say he was kidnapped dragged into a car and carried $3804.25 in checks and cash on his person. Marcus 61 a former board chairman of Southmoor Bank and Trust Co died from a head wound. Authorities note the motive was not robbery and federal indictments loom for related figures.
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Chicago
Leon Marcus
Orville Hodge
Gladn
Marcus
Southmoor Bak and Trust Co
Marcin Lef Trouer
Willam
Tuohy
Oneear
Hyman
Mazes
Martin J. Rosene
Federa
Cy Reine
Sothmoor Bank
Republian
Hodge
Rudilent Patchecks Hodge
Southmoor
Edward A. Hints
Edward 4. Epping
Tragedy in Altoona: Unwed mother and lover die in home
In Altoona a woman 18 and an unnamed man died in a double shooting and suicide. Coroner Harold Yeaxel said the verdict was murder followed by death by self-inflicted wounds. The slayings occurred Friday night at Mrs Sylvia Hocke's home. The man, F. F. Stabley of Greenwood, was married and his wife was expecting. A three month old infant survived, lying on the bed during the attack. Police report Stabley had been paying child support and sought to see Miss Klobentan. The account notes a tense dispute over money for food for the baby.
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Utoona
Ushorer
Donna Klobetany
Harold ‘Yeaxel
Lobetanz’ Wrater
Sylvia Hocké
Altoona
F. F Stabley
Greenwood
Hhe
Troxel
Jor
Stahley
Mrs. Locke
Elobelans
Two-Year-Old Fires Rifle Killing Mother
A tragic incident unfolds as a toddler fires a rifle in a home, killing the mother while an unclear series of garbled lines references other names and events. Authorities investigate the nesting object and the scene described as chaotic with a violent outcome.
Governor Orders Public Salary Data For State Personnel
Governor directs all agencies under his control to publish personnel changes and salary information. The directive, signed last week, requires immediate disclosure of firings dismissals promotions and transfers with final approval. Some agencies already release personnel data. others like Health and Welfare have publicized hires and departures via newspapers.
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Stmin uNoy — Toy
Uender
Leader
ySuch
Apersee
New Labor Laws Demand Federal Payroll Records Rise
Senator Byrd heads the Senate committee on expenditures noting the January federal payroll reached a record $989,549,000 for regular civilian workers and $16,700,000 for foreign nationals employed by U. S. agencies abroad. He cites a FY1957 first seven months total of $6.6 billion, averaging $946 million monthly, as part of a plan to cut Eisenhower budgets by reducing federal employment. Byrd says February civilian employment rose to 2,390,507, up 3,492 from January, and highlights nearly two billion dollars budgeted for 41 new and expanded programs with 26 listed as new. Continued on page six.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
Senate House Committee
U. S
Eisenhower
Janary
Open Hearings On Flood Control Program Today
Public hearing set for Salamanca area flood control on the Allegheny River with Col. Sprague presiding. Discussion to cover dam plans linked to flood relief, while ruling out consideration of Elamin Dam at Warren. Seneca Indian strike noted over flood control funding and reservoir needs.
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Balamanca
Legheny River
Salamart
WB. Sprague
Pittsburgh
W Army Corps of Engineers
Spragie
Warren
Salamanca Food Control
Ines
British Head Denies Secret Bermuda Pact Contention
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons there were no secret engagements from his Bermuda conference with President Eisenhower. He warned against overinterpreting disagreements, said Britain and the United States understood each other better, and pressed for some Western trade moves with Red China while noting UN alone cannot replace foreign policy. The remarks followed rumors of a secret bargain and referenced future continued discussions.
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Lonbun
Game Oumater
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Britain
United States
Red
China
Petpini
Hue
GOP Texans Make Last Bid For Seat In Senate Today
GOP Texans push final bid for the U S Senate as party contenders rally in Dallas to influence the outcome. Interim senator and 8 month term successor are noted amid a charged race where Republicans face Democrats in a pivotal contest shaping control of the chamber.
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Senate
Dallas Yar
Veneas Sue Tene
Benate Toe
Taku Ls
Price Danis
Wile Ty Blakeley
Dutats
Antita Succesor
Healdl
Bomovpow
James
Thad
Hitchen
Houston
Wendley Gop
Wixer
Hutcheon
U. S. Senate
State Drafts Compulsory Insurance Law in Pennsylvania
Gov. Leader unveils four administration bills to require motor vehicle insurance or alternate financial responsibility, create a victims fund funded by a 60 cent fee, and establish an assigned risk plan with potential car impoundment for noncompliance. Four driver categories targeted include uninsured, hit and run, stolen car, and state owners failing to maintain coverage.
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Harrisburg
Leades
Pennsylvania
Gov
Secretary of Revenue
Gravy Spill Sparks City Auto Crash
Report from Gerald Lincoln at 419 East Washington says Ida Mourton 59 Wayne Street drove West on East Washington and tried to stop a gravy pot in the car causing her auto to rear end Merritt Cone’s parked vehicle, with $300 damage to Mourton’s car and about $75 of damage to Cone’s, police stated.
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Gerald Lincoln
East
Washington Street
Ida Mourton
Wayne Street
Merritt Cone
Enat
Lincoln
Mourton
East Washington Street
Mra Mourtois
Reports From 8 Cities Rate Fluorides Okay
The American Medical Association Journal published findings based on about 60 studies of water fluoridation. Dr. Idon No HI of the University of Chicago summarized results from Chicago area cities including Grand Rapids and Evanston as well as Milan Madison Maysville Brantford and others. No ill effects were found and the emphasis shifted to prevention of decay through brushing, limiting fermentable carbs, and the use of fluorides.
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Anwileon Dental Assbelalor
American Medical Associat Won Journal
Iden No HI
University of Chiicago
Gand Rapids
Leader Faces Thursday Deadline on Tax Bill Veto
Leader must decide by midnight Thursday whether to veto or approve the sales tax exemptions for manufacturers utilities and shipyards. Governor and GOP leaders weigh changes as a possible 3 percent to 2 percent cut and a revenue impact near 160 million dollars. The governor is advised to veto, while talks with Attorney General and Republicans continue for a possible minimal compromise on collection procedures.
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Eny
Ayeto
Taglalatsien
Republica Aid
George S. Bloom
Senate
Commonwealth
Democratic
Varity
Bloom
Bloom Sale
Ewch
National Guard Training Revamp Affects Youths Across Age Groups
Article outlines sweeping changes to National Guard and Army Reserve obligations. Mandatory training reforms aim to broaden flexible service for enlistees aged 18 to 27, with six month active duty components and weekly drill schedules. Officials report shifts may raise requirements starting next October, though details remain contested.
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Bering
Lealina
Hinc
Derenge Department
Sixsmonth
Scietskadler
Senate Probe Prompts Protests Against Union Shop
Washington voices split over a Senate investigation into alleged racketeering by union officials and calls to curb the union shop. Republicans and Democrats tout reforms for democratic union processes and tighter fund policing, with debate on possible state right to work laws and federal protections.
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Washington
Senate
Neamsters
Congress
Labor
Mitchell
Americans For Democratic Action
Ives
R-Ny
Kefauver
D-Tenn
mAltehelt
Sen. McClellan
Ark
Senate Rarkets
St Fia
Eam
Tavis Loning
Putin
Mocellin
Hinweliga
Lo Tim
March Weather and Tornado Toll Amid Flood Scare
March winds faded as thawed ground burst, with highs near 54 dropping to 29 overnight and a 16 above frost. Flooding reported across counties, nine hurt from tornadoes in Texas, and rains totaling 226 inches cited as the wettest March in 32 years.
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Mercury
Tessin
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Gulf
Traso
Florida
Waa
Uty
Humaville
Boylons
Austin
Boerns
Bryan Dumage
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Albert
Pollak
Sind
Sylvia
Draper
Wis
R. EB. Kuromith
Cralion
Olio
Thon Harris
Wits
Pollakin
Tirris
Hart
Sayiaiy
Ponce
Marlon
Bueyrus
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Gallo
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Mikinsore
Willim H. Day
Jveville
Key
Cecilural
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Bahia Mi
Davis
Brinksbury
Vineuckie
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Abilene
Jymerd
Hiekma
Banker
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