Khrushchev Ends Prague Visit With Call for Disarmament
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev wrapped up a Prague visit urging an immediate ban on the atomic arms race as a first step toward general disarmament. He and Nikolai Bulganin left for Moscow after addressing thousands in Town Hall Square and signing a communique with Antonin Novotny affirming peace and coexistence. Khrushchev blamed imperialists for meddling in Hungary and noted U.S. spending on disruptive activities while criticizing plots against socialist nations.
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Unemployed actor admits killing loan shark in NYC
A 27 year old jobless actor confessed to killing James Malloy a 53 year old loan shark in his West Side Manhattan apartment. He reportedly shot Malloy three times during a confrontation, placed the body in a trunk, and had it shipped to Los Angeles via Railway Express with an unwitting accomplice. The suspect Edward Polakowski worked as a doorman and faced an arrest after the accomplice's information, with Malloy described as a corp director in New York and a house painter in Philadelphia amid mounting usury debt. The body was found when Railway Express clerks noticed a foul odor from the truck at a 42nd Street depot.
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Head hunting feared as rains trigger season in Luzon
Manila officials warned the rainy season fuels head hunting by tribes in Northern Luzon. A recent Ongot murder in Quezon Province involved a Christian farmer killed for a bride exchange. The killer reportedly took the head to present to his intended bride's parents, a Tongets mating custom.
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Ex Navy Boss In LA Divorce Suit
LOS ANGELES Jan A. Kimball 61 former Secretary of the Navy has been divorced by his wife of 32 years Dorothy Kimball 55. Mrs Kimball received property and alimony amounting to more than 180000 dollars. She testified at the uncontested hearing that he became disinterested in the life five years ago. Kimball is now president of Aerojet Corporation and vice president of General Tire and Rubber Company.
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Executor notice in Alameda county probate case
The executor Axel Jacobson requests creditors and claimants to present their vouchers within 19 months after first publication at the Clerk's office in Alameda County or at the law office of Quaresma and Rhodes Fremont California. Publication date July 1957.
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Counterfeit Ring Cracked in Chicago
U S Secret Service says a ring recruiting narcotics addicts to pass about $60,000 in bogus $5 bills has been cracked. Jesse Cowan, 27, identified as leader, and 17 others plus one woman were arrested. two printing firm employees, Martin Bough, 39, and Donald Bough, 20, held on $20,000 bonds.
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Jesse Cowan
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Chicago Flood Claims 15 Dead and Widespread Damage
Floodwaters surged across the Chicago area with a death toll of 15 and millions in damage. New rains threaten Minnesota as the Little Calumet River overran banks in Highland Indiana, flooding about 200 homes. The Winds Bell Telephone Co reports one million dollars in damage and the Chicago Transit Authority about four hundred thousand. Four more storm deaths are reported in the Chicago area and the Kankakee River flood height rises. Minnesota storms drop heavy rainfall prompting flood alerts for Crow River communities.
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Daniel Cieply
Paul Vickery
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Banks trial new charge plan in New York area
Banks in New York area test a charge account system offering depositors identification cards usable at participating stores. Banks cover stores’ receivables at a 3 to 6 percent discount and handle monthly billings. The plan reduces merchant paper work for small businesses.
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Egypt and Saudi Move to Block Israeli Shipping
Egypt and Saudi Arabia plan to block Israeli shipping through the Gulf of Aqaba using jet fighters and Soviet submarines. The move follows border clashes and UN reports of UNEF patrols fired on, with no casualties but a local Arab killed.
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Heroic moms battle blocked toilet in Sunday crisis
In PARK FOREST a mother with five children faced a stubborn toy block stuck in a toilet after the sink ran dry when the plumber was unavailable. She towed the toilet in a wagon to a neighbor for water, neighbors offered help, and her husband retrieved a hardware store saw to split the blockage.
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