Trunk Murder Probe Hits New York Case
Police identify a corpse found hidden in a trunk as James F. Malloy through FBI prints. The victim, 52, had applied for a job at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in 1940s records and lived at 144 Central Park West. A nationwide alert sought help locating the killer and carload suspects.
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French Tanks Used In Battle Israel Says
News reports confirm France supplied tanks used by Israel to silence Syrian artillery during a 10 hour border clash. The action followed UN ceasefire orders amid heightened border tensions. Damascus warns of heightened alert as Syria portrays Israeli aims as treacherous.
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Prince Karim to Tour Empire After Aga Khan Funeral
Geneva dispatch reports Prince Karim the 19 year old heir to the Aga Khan plans a three month tour of Ismaili communities in India Pakistan Africa and the Middle East after the Aga Khan’s funeral in Aswan Egypt. Aly Khan and Sadruddin described as present on parts of the tour are mentioned as accompanying relatives. Karim hopes to return to Harvard to finish his final year following the tour. The Aga’s body will lie in state at Villa Bakarat near Geneva Tuesday for the public viewing after death at 73.
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Atomic type weapons for cls in Korea
The U S Army announced that the Seventh Division in Korea will be equipped with weapons capable of launching atomic warheads. The move marks a shift to a pentomic division, with atomic-capable 7.62 mm and 762 mm weapons, a howitzer battery, and a tank battalion, expanding modern ground forces in South Korea.
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Cordiner Pushes Plan For Military Pay Hike
Cordiner argues for a merit based military pay increase as a path to end the draft and shrink the armed forces. He cites potential annual defense cost savings and a 10 percent manpower reduction alongside broader industry benefits.
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Reds Discuss Neutral Poland at Prague Conference
Soviet leader Khrushchev and Premier Bulganin met Czech officials at Lany Castle to discuss partial neutralisation of Poland within the Soviet bloc. Planed removal from major European policy conferences was noted, while maintaining close economic ties with Poland amid talks with Czech presidents and top leaders. The visit included briefings to Czech officials and scheduled stops in Pilsen and Mast.
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Universe Beauties Parade Charms Miss Universe contestants
Long Beach hosted 76 Miss Universe contestants from 39 nations and the United States in a three hour parade before 190000 spectators. Carol Morris of Osceola Illinois led the procession as last year’s Miss U S and Miss Universe.
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Big Talk Small Loot San Francisco Store Robbery
A rough looking man robbed a Fillmore Street food store, announced a stickup, and prepared to shoot. He took one loaf of raisin bread and nine ten ounce cheese packages totaling sixty cents before clerks triggered an alarm and police arrested George Williams, 27, laborer, on suspicion of robbery.
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Senator Javits Urges Bar Back Supreme Court Support
New York Senator Javits addressing the American Bar Association warns that public opinion may threaten the Supreme Court’s authority. He urges united defense of the Court’s coordinate authority and cautions against moves to alter its composition or jurisdiction amid cases on congressional power, subversion, and international affairs.
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Dulles Seen Opening Red China to Newsmen
Washington sources say plans to allow limited American newsmen into Red China may be cleared within two weeks. A Thursday meeting with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Andrew Berding will discuss the resumption of press access amid ongoing administration debate over Peiping’s regime.
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Cigarette Smoke Chemical Linked to Lung Cancer Claim
U S Surgeon General Geo LeRoy Burney said scientists found a chemical in cigarette smoke that may cause lung cancer. He named benzopyrene as the substance and noted it forms when tobacco oils burn at high temperatures. He cautioned that no definite isolated cause has been proven yet despite extensive research.
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