Police Trap Fails To Catch Lana's Cheryl
Lana Turner says she is heartsick after her runaway daughter Cheryl Crane and two friends escape a county home for girls in Sylmar. Police stake out the friend’s house after a telephone tip from Donna Wilson leads to a near capture on the Pacific Coast Highway. The friend, a former parolee, is booked for parole violation as investigators tie the escape to the foray from El Retiro home for girls.
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Long Blragh
Call
Lana Turner
Cheryl Crane
Donna Wilson
Cheryl Zumbrum
el Retiro
Sylmar
Hollywood
Long Beach
Donna
Suvdatte
Palm Springs
Calif
Turner
Chery
Miss Turner
Cheryl
Johny Stompanato
Miss Turne
Stompanato
Three Held in Booze Hijack in Greensburg
Three men Jerome Sukolsky Wilson Daniels and William Benson were held after police uncovered a planned hijack of 900 cases of liquor valued between 45000 and 150000. Authorities watched Benson’s farm near Export and moved in after confirming no further participants. An informant, Anthony Fuss, aided the investigation.
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Greensburg
Paul A. Rittlemattis
Jerome Sukolsky
Pittsburgh
Wilson W. Daniels
William Benson
Export
Rutllemann
FBI
Benson
Rittlemann
Anthony Fuss
Philadelphia
Russo
Ritfterhann
Death Claims Harley Guy Boring of DuBois at 78
Harley Guy Boring, 78, of Sandy Township near DuBois, died at 1:30 a.m. over the weekend. A retired postal worker, he had lived in the area 58 years and was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and IOOF. He is survived by his widow Mertie, two sons Ronald L. Boring and Orrie G. Boring, two daughters G. T. Bergman and Thomas Reed, a brother the Rev G. Boring, 17 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Paul Short Funeral Chapel in DuBois with H. G. Reese officiating. interment in Morningside Cemetery.
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Harley Guy Boring
DuBois
Boring
Sandy Township
Evangelical United Brethren Church
IOOF
Worthville
G. T. Bergman
Corry
Thomas Reed
Bear Lake
Rev G. Boring
Ailoone
Paul Short
Morningside
H. G. Reese
Mothballing The Pleasure of His Company Amid Actor Strike
Hollywood reports that The Pleasure of His Company was shut down as the actors strike halted eight films. Production aides say the project could not resume until November 3 to preserve studio space in Europe and keep sets intact, with insurance covering most losses if a key actor is replaced.
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Hollywood
Ted Taylor
Bill Holden
Lillie Palmer
Europe
Berlin
Frankfurt
Copensbeser
Perlberg-Seaton
Taylor
San Francisco
U S Readies Record Atlas Missile Test In 9000 Mile Flight
Washington reports the United States plans a near term test of an Atlas intercontinental missile for a 9000 mile flight from Florida past South Africa into the southern Indian Ocean. The target area is the Prince Edward Islands amid international waters with Atlantic tracking stations and additional U S ships and planes providing tracking.
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Washington
United States
Florida
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Defense Department
Union of South Africa
Atlantic
Pair of burglars nab Gerry's Jewelry in early morning break in
In SUNNELLOVILEE AP two men broke a plate glass window at Gerry's Jewelry store and stole 210 in rings and jewelry. Police chief Kenneth Louden and Patrolman Nick Starin arrested Rudolph S. Backus 25 of Perryopolis and Robert Bindus 21 of Star Junction, jailed in Fayette County on burglary charges.
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Sunnellovilee
Gerry
Kenneth Louden
Nick Starin
Rudolph S. Backus
Perryopolis
Robert Bindus
Star Junction
Fayette County
Nixon Attacks Dem Critics On Record Policy
Chicago report says Vice President Nixon rejects divorcing from Eisenhower era record while outlining future farm and city programs. He backs a limited non compulsory federal medical aid for the aged as part of his evolving stance, acknowledging some Republican disagreement.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republcan
Uns
Dress at church questioned by clergy in New York
Religion In The News reports a survey of about 200 priests ministers and rabbis in the New York area showing three of four have little complaint about church dress. Clergy defend modesty of hearts over outfits while noting summer attire issues and urging neatness without clothes-obsession. A newborn is recorded from Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lee Williams.
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New York
American Institute of Mens
George D. Younger
Rosenwald C. Robertson
Mariners’ Temple Baptist Church
Bradford W. Ketchum
St. John's Episcopal Church
Antville
Msgr. Pranets Cagnina
Church of St. Clare
Bronx
Manhattan
Eisenhower record praised by Democratic critic
The speaker defended the eight years of the Eisenhower administration calling it the finest record in history. He expressed pride in the achievements and claimed credit for helping shape the record, despite earlier criticism from Democrats.
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Eisenhower
Religious Service Dress Code Guidance Mentioned
A speaker advised proper attire for religious services, urging attendees to wear long sleeves and hats, even in warm weather. The guidance emphasized men should wear jackets and dressy clothing, noting a preference for modest, formal presentation.
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West Virginia
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John L. Lewis
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Landrum-Griffin
Robert C. Byrd
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Byrd
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Minikins
Pukker
U.S
Nab Jewelry
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Princess Margaret
London
Jones
Dem
Barney
Aft
Jim Hammond
South Center St
Thomas J. Messinger
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lee Williams
South Center Street
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Hildren’s
Universal
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Teeree
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