Former German Officer Leaving Hopes to Return
Kurt Rossmeisl, a former German army officer who escaped a POW camp, must leave the United States but hopes to travel to Mexico and apply for a visa at an American consulate. Immigration officials say he is in the U.S. illegally with no passport, giving him 30 days to settle or face deportation. He arrived from Chicago after 14 years in hiding following his 1945 escape.
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Nicaragua Regime Doubles Troop Strength As Invasion Fears Rise
Nicaragua strengthens force with 2000 extra troops and 10000 reservists amid invasion fears. Somoza government halts imports, cancels licenses, and arrests large numbers as it tightens controls in the banana republic. Ships and planes are challenged as guards patrol the capital.
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Abortions Open to Soviet Women at Fifty Rubles
Soviet doctor says abortion is available to women in the Soviet Union at 50 rubles on request. The operation may be performed regardless of marital status. Dr. Galina Tivinskaya spoke at a news conference as Dr. Ilyinskaya, a MoscowHealth Center gynecologist, attends a 40 nation family planning conference in Britain.
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Soviet Union
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Ilyinskaya
Moscow Health Center
Britain
Seven year old girl loves teachers with good reasons
Tulsa AP reports seven year old Karen Cagle says she loves teachers and has about 20 good reasons. Her parents Mr and Mrs John Cagle teach in Tulsa elementary schools. They claim 20 relatives among siblings aunts uncles and cousins. Moscow AP notes Soviet scientists claim a new antibiotic named mycelin surpassing penicillin and streptomycin, already used in treating intestinal diseases after neurosurgical operations brain ailments and obstetrics.
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Moscow
Hospital Opens Near Taipei Pescadores Region
A new bed hospital built with American aid opened Thursday in the Pescadores Islands, replacing a wooden structure and serving about 90,000 residents. The facility aims to provide modern medical care to the Formosa coastal group. Spring 1950 era news brief.
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Temperatures Across U S Report From Associated Press
A terse AP dispatch outlines temperature trends across the United States with regional highlights and notable deviations from seasonal norms. It notes unusually warm conditions in parts of the West and cooler highs in the Northeast, along with forecasts for the coming days.
Mrs Viola Luttrell Philbrick Dies in Brumley
Mrs Viola Luttrell Philbrick 1 died Wednesday at her Brumley home. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Mt Union Church of Christ with Rev Norman Hale officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Surviving: stepmother Mary Hatfield. five daughters Wanda Gumm Iberia Louisa Russell Brumley Mary Lou Long Lee's Summit and Myra Luttrell Shirley Luttrell. two sons John Luttrell Bonner Springs Kan Vernon Luttrell. three step-daughters Rosetta Littell Cuba Fannie Bruner Indiana Marie Samuel Kentucky. seven sisters Sophia Wall Brumley Bessie Luttrell Brumley Rosa Luttrell Iberia Fannie Whittle Iberia Bell Olander St Louis Bettie Stratton Woodland Calif Pearl Sons Banner Springs Kan. four half-brothers Alonzo Robert Rawl Iberia Lee Luttrell Jefferson City. three half sisters Lola Karr Theria Pauline Obrine Mountain Views Wilma Allee Brumley. seven grandchildren ten step-grandchildren and eleven step-great-grandchildren.
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Indiana
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Browner Infant Dies Six Hours After Birth
Darla Sue Browner infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Browner of near California died six hours after birth Wednesday night at St. Mary's Hospital. She is survived by her parents and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Siebert of McGirk. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Friday at California City Cemetery conducted by Rev J C Fletcher.
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Governor Earl Long May Return in a Month Says Nephew
Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long remains hospitalized in Galveston after a reported complete physical breakdown. His nephew Senator Russell B. Long told reporters in Baton Rouge that Long might be back within a month, following visits at John Sealy Hospital.
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Truck Antitrust Case Proceeds In Houston Hearings
Testimony continued Thursday before a federal grand jury in Houston as a second round of hearings on alleged antitrust violations by southern western trucking firms moved forward. Witnesses included G H Tweedy of Springdale Arkansas, with the inquiry led by a fourth Justice Department team in Washington. Desmond Barry of Galveston Truck Lines, who has battled the Te l Barry, testified previously before a Senate committee and at the initial grand jury session on May 18.
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Antitrust Division
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Springdale
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Galveston Truck Lines
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S Senate
Winged cat in West Virginia stirs small town intrigue
In Pineville West Virginia a neighbor boy discovered a long haired cat named Thomas with winglike flaps about nine inches long. The wings exhibit no bones and may result from a natural oddity. A Baltimore vet suggests a freak of nature causing extra limb growth.
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Doug Shelton
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Burly Pair Rob Woman of $2,000
A woman was robbed of $2,000 as she sought to enter a tavern. The owner’s wife, Mrs Nachreiner, fired at the assailant wounding her foot. Mrs Layne, an ex Marine, fled to hospital but was denied at Fort Leonard Wood. She later went to Waynesville General Hospital. The incident followed a dispute with the proprietor. In another item, Regina reports Saskatchewan importing 32 British high school teachers due to local shortages.
Khrushchev Arrives for Informal Hungary Visit in Budapest
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Budapest for an informal visit. He encountered no fanfare or speeches on arrival as in Albania, and officials gave no word on stay length or plans. A source said he was not expected to give public speeches.
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Unusual hail storm buries Selden area in ice
In Selden Kansas 382 residents faced an eight inch ice coating after a 24 hour hail storm. Damage to town property runs 200000 to 250000 with roofs collapsed and about 30 basements flooded. One man injured when an awning fell. National Guardsmen aided cleanup as a foot of ice lingered.
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Ted Andrews
Kansas
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Jim Stewart
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Looting Outbreak Grips Ecuador Port City
Rioting over two nights left 150 injured as troops and students quelled unrest in a tropical port city of 275,000. Stores, markets, an armory, and police HQ were looted or damaged while about 100 looters were jailed. Demonstrators shouted down with Ponce as martial law covered the nation. The violence followed a funeral organized by university students.
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Demotion for Lt Greenspan over gambling-spot visits
St Louis Lt William Greenspan with 29 years on the force was demoted to patrolman after a board found conduct unbecoming an officer. Photos showed him and other officers entering a suspected gambling site in west St Louis in December. Greenspan said he was there to exchange cigars and may retire, calling the hearing verdict rugged.
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Adenauer Won't Quit Top Job In Germany
Adenauer decides to stay as chancellor of West Germany and not pursue the presidency. Rasner said Adenauer told Heinrich Krone he no longer wants to run, citing the need for direct control amid a divided party over succession.
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West Germany
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Film Director Charles Vidor Dies in Vienna at 59
Hollywood director Charles Vidor, 59, died of a heart attack in a Vienna hotel after arriving to direct Magic Flame based on Franz Liszt. He had helped launch Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford, and his death halts the film until a new director is named. Doris Vidor flew back to the United States as the project waits for Hollywood to assign a replacement.
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Bob Yaeger
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Eisenhower wins tax on IMF fund increase in budget clash
President Eisenhower won a budget battle in Congress by allowing a 1.375 billion dollar increase to the IMF quota to be charged to the current fiscal year instead of fiscal 1960. Senate conferees, led by Sen. Sparkman, yielded, arguing the issue wasn’t worth a fight amid a looming deficit and a precariously balanced 1960 budget. The move keeps the larger spending in the present year’s column despite opposition.
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Access Plan Hits Snag at Geneva
Soviet reports said the Premier pressed face to face talks over the weekend as Khrushchev's November threat to hand East German lifelines to Moscow helped trigger the Berlin crisis. He toured Budapest after Albania, meets satellite leaders, returns to Moscow for a late week meeting with Walter Ulbricht and Otto Grotewohl before Geneva enters a decisive stage of secret negotiations.
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Budapest
Albania
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Communist Party
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Otto 3Rotewohl
Prosecutor Purchases Big Home on Lake Michigan
Prosecutor Richard Sinclair reports purchase of a lakefront home valued at about 80 000 dollars. He says builder payments to Holovachka ranged from 500 to 5000 dollars mostly in small bills. Kennedy hints at further spending details to come.
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Richard Sinclair
Holovachka
Kennedy
Itch Me Not Ad At Brandenberger Drug Co
An old ad promises relief in minutes for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface rashes with Itch Me Not you can use day or night It advertises Brandenberger Drug Co as the seller and mentions a 46c price.
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