Hunt Sex Slayer Of Girl In Spokane
Spokane police press to close 16 day search for Candy Rogers a 9 year old Campfire girl found murdered after vanishing March 6. Authorities say the killer is sought in a grisly case marked by scattered mints, hundreds of tips, and a canyon search. Two airmen discovery led to a scene where officers collected evidence and prepared for a page three report.
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Candy Rogers
Clifford Payne
Oor
Hare
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Candy
Fairchild Air Force Base
Howard
Lawrence
Richard Borsgant
Bert
Nasser Attacks Khrushchev and Kassem in Cairo Speech
In a Damascus broadcast Nasser denounced Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem for refusing to aid in a fight against Israel. He accused Khrushchev of backing Kassem and said Soviet ultimatums did not halt the Suez War in 1956. Nasser recalled Soviet inaction in earlier conflicts and urged Kassem to send troops to meet a potential Israeli assault.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Abdel Karim Kassem
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Israel
Damascus
United Arab Republic
Kassem
Nikita Khrushchev
Nasser
Egypt
Feypt
Suez
Iraq
Soviet Union
Britain
Prac
France
West
Nasser Caid
Tate
Postwar Economic Growth Seen Within Historical Range
Washington AP reports a Commerce Department study finds postwar economic growth roughly tracks long term history. Over 50 years output rose about twice as fast as population, with 1947 onward outpacing population by about 20 percent. Also notes wartime periods saw higher growth and a 1930s dip. In Pittsburgh a plant accident killed 50 year old Thomas Nieland at Jones & Laughlin Steel.
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Commerce Department
U.S
Department
Wiliam Howard Tall
Pittsburgh
Thomas Nieland
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Girl 8 Fights For Life After Penknife Amputation
Eight year old Julia Ellis remained in critical condition after a car strike near Arnold Missouri. Dr Howard Soman amputated her right leg with a borrowed penknife at the roadside. sister Donna suffered fractures. Driver Robert Kemp, 25, faces charges of careless and reckless driving while drinking.
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Julia Ellis
Kirkwood
Julia
Donna
Arnold
Robert E. Kemp
Lemay
Clarence Billis
Julias Jeg
Howard W. Soman
Emmett Welch
Six Children Die In Cabin Fire At Mississippi Plantation
In Greenville Mississippi AP six children aged from weeks to 11 years perished in a blaze that swept a plantation cabin Saturday night. Their mother Beatrice McGee said she was in Winterville on an errand when the fire began, apparently after the youngsters tried to start a fire in a wood stove with kerosene. Two other children were away at the time.
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Greenville, Miss
Beatrice McGee
Winterville
Nehru says fighting subsiding in Lhasa and no Indian intervention
Prime Minister Nehru stated in New Delhi that fighting in Lhasa appears to have quieted and India has no intention to intervene in Tibet’s revolt against Chinese Communist rule. He cited fragile information on the Dalai Lama and noted India recognizes Chinese sovereignty over Tibet.
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Hong Kong
Times of India
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Tibet
Gey Chang Ching Wu
Persuude
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Buddha
Sebeh Nelaw
Peiping
Dalai Lama
India
Mas Jong
China
Hog Kong
Brake Failure Crash in Wattsburg Injures One
A two car crash in Wattsburg yesterday afternoon left both vehicles badly smashed and injured one occupant. Troopers said brake failure on Raymond Sieklucki Jr level drove into H Franklin Miller’s car from Wesleyville on Route 74. Miller’s wife Mrs Milley sustained head and knee bruises but needed no treatment. Total damage estimated at 400 dollars.
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Corry State
Raymond Sieklucki Jr
Wattsburg-Cutting
H. Franklin Miller
Wesleyville
Miller
Milley
Summit Talks Boost Western Offer To Khrushchev
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan shaped a plan to convey a Western summit proposal to Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The talks in Berlin covered German and European security issues as they prepared to brief Dulles and conclude discussions before Macmillan’s return.
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Pushes For Broader Laws To Aid Jobless
President Eisenhower plans to urge state governors to broaden unemployment aid laws or face possible federal standards. He meets with the Governors Conference executive committee at the White House to discuss improving the federal state system. Congress backs federal legislation as nearly five million unemployed prompt action. United States payroll tax funds most benefits. four billion paid in 1958 with temporary extensions. Weekly payments average about 30 dollars. typical state duration is 26 weeks, extended to 39 weeks under the temporary plan ending March 31.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Governors Conference
White House
Tisenhower
House
Two girls charged after Nebraska escape and kidnapping incident
Peggy Ann Moore of Omaha and Janet Spegel of Lexington were captured in Balina Kansas after fleeing an industrial school in Nebraska. FBI said kidnapping charges will be filed. They forced farmer Jesse Richards to drive them, brandishing a knife and a .22 pistol, injuring him lightly. The girls planned to head toward Waco Texas before being stopped at a roadblock.
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Balina
Kan
Peggy Ann Moore
Omaha
Janet Spegel
Lexington
Neb
Nebraska
FBI
Jesse Richards
Geneva
Ned
Peggy
Janet
Richards
Main Street
Full Council To Meet On Bond Issue Tonight
Corry’s City holds a special council session at 6 pm to decide the bond issue many times raised from 58 000 to 111 000 dollars. Mayor Kinley, absent last week, plans to explain requests for 48 000 in expenditures presented to Finance Director Abbey. The meeting aims to settle the exact bond amount and address lingering questions.
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Corry
Vom
D.fred Kinley
Council
Guy Abbey
Joint Chiefs Expand Cost 350000
The Joint Chiefs of Staff will have Pentagon offices reconstructed for the third time in 12 years. The expansion may cost about 350000, adding 70000 square feet for about 400 more personnel with new furniture and fittings.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Physician 94 Dies Founder of Forest City Hospital
Dr. Middleton H. Lambright aged 94 and a longtime physician, died Saturday. Born in Summersville D C he was a founder of Forest City Hospital and served medicine for six decades. He was a Black physician who contributed to community health efforts.
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Cleveland
Middleton H. Lambright
Lambright
Summersville
D. C
Forest City Hospital
Lawrence Tax Proposal Still Hanging In Air
Lawrence faces a stalled 4 percent sales tax bill as Democrat leaders debate whether to muster 106 votes amid a slim 107 member House. Governor Lawrence meets with GOP and Democratic leaders to revive the measure, with Republicans signaling potential support if Democrats falter. The tax proposal remains a linchpin of a $400,000 program and faces continued resistance.
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Stephen McCain
Lawrence
McCain
Albert W. Johnson
Armatrong County
Republian
Lawrenee
Seek Slayer Of Family Of 4
Anne Arundel County police pursue theory that an itinerant sawmill worker killed a Virginia family of four. Chief Wilbur Wade said three sites linked to the mass near Mineral and Fredericksburg, Virginia, and Gambrills, Maryland, are connected. Carroll V. Jackson Jr., 29, his wife, and two daughters vanished the night of January 11 as they drove home from a relatives visit.
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Anwafolis
Anne Arwindel County
Nage
Virginia
Wilbur Wade
Mineral
Fredericksburg
Gambrills
Med
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Belgian King Baudouin to visit United States for ten days
King Baudouin of Belgium will visit the United States for ten days starting May 1, with Washington hosting the opening day of the trip. The White House announced the schedule to begin in Washington, while further details of the stay will follow. The invitation came from President Eisenhower. Edwin Balmer dies at 75 in North Tarrytown. longtime Redbook editor and novelist, he led the magazine from 1927 to 1949 and retired in 1989 as associate publisher.
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Belgium
United States
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
North Tarrytown
Edwin Balmer
Balmer
Redbook Magazine
Chicago
Kidnaper Pays Price With Self Inflicted Wound In Jail
Charleston AP Richard A Payne a 24 year old former convict who bungled a kidnaping episode wounded himself with a razor blade while in Kanawha County Jail after holding a mother and three children in their car for 20 hours He vowed not to return to the penitentiary and blamed jealousy over a man named Burton Post for his actions In a six page last will and testament addressed to Governor Underwood he admitted his hatred stemmed from not having true love and described the events leading to the attempt.
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Charleston
W. Va
Richard A. Payne
Kanawha County
Payne
Burton Junior Post
Walt
Cecil H. Underwood
Tot Killed While Praying In Car
A two year old boy named Philip Dwayne Roberts was killed while kneeling in prayer on the front seat of a car driven by his father in a head-on collision near her. Seven others were injured as the family held an evening devotional en route to work. The father Gordon ae reports he was taking his wife to work when the crash occurred.
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Philip Dwayne Roberts
Gordon Ae
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