Erie Bank Heist Leads: FBI On Spreng Fingerprint Tie
Erie police pursue multiple leads in the $105,000 Union Bank branch robbery case from last June. Detective Chief Prank Fasaki notes one lead ties car thief Frank L. Spreng, FBI’s top 10 fugitive, to fingerprints on a car stolen on Brown Avenue, though officials say Spreng’s involvement remains uncertain and no public details will be released to avoid hindering the investigation.
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Congress probes econ on eve of 1958 season
Washington reports a muted year for economists with debates on trends and theories shaping policy. Eisenhower commissions study groups as Republicans and Democrats brace for a partisan fight over recommendations and potential government action.
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Reforms Solve Food Problem in China History
The article traces China's agricultural reforms from private peasant plots to collectivization and the later people's communes. It notes the shift to collective ownership, state control of land, and large-scale farming to address hunger amid population growth, inflation, and economic restructuring, while mentioning leaders like Eisenhower in a broader context.
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Cuban Major Jesus Sosa Blanco Executed After Trials
In Havana the ex Maj Jesus Sosa Blanco, once part of Batista’s army, was executed by a revolutionary firing squad for war crimes. The death occurred near midnight at La Cabana Fortress after a second trial following a January 28 proceeding. Fidel Castro branded him a mass murderer.
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Cuba to Withdraw From OAS Amid Regional Tension
Foreign Minister Roberto Agta Norte announced Cuba would withdraw from the Organization of American States. Paraguay Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic will remain members. The OAS includes all 20 Latin American republics and the United States.
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Vanguard 1 Satellite Marks New Era in Weather Research
NASA reports Vanguard 1 orbits Earth every 1250 minutes and broadcasts signals at least twice per orbit. Dr. Richard Porter, head of the US satellite panel for the International Geophysical Year, calls the milestone the start of a new era in weather observation.
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