Tokyo Killing Suspect Handed to Prosecutors in Death Case
American businessman Joseph Crowley was turned over to the Procurators Office in Tokyo for possible indictment in the death of his brother in law socialite T. A. D. Sones. Police had earlier arrested Crowley on suspicion of causing bodily injury leading to death after Sones was found with a cut lip and black eye in a hotel suite. An autopsy cited cerebral hemorrhage from external force. Prosectuors may seek a court extension before charging, while Crowley’s attorney described conditions in the cell as terrible.
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Loklo
Joseph Crowley
Connecticut
T. A. D. Sones
Jones ‘Hose
Gyeitold Crowley
Crowley
Arthur Mori
Tokyo
Yale
Mori
Jones
Craryland
Frederick M -Kissinger
Cratyley
Tss Jones
Kissinger
King Bead
Graham says United States not a Christian nation
At Cow Palace Billy Graham told an al- College audience of 12,800 that the United States is influenced by Christianity but not a Christian nation. He outlined essential conditions for true Christian belonging including personal choice, changed motives, and the acceptance of Christian challenges. He noted sin is by choice and praised the ongoing crusade now in its 32nd week with total attendance 102,352.
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Saw Francisco
Billy Graham
United States
Graham
Christ
Jahaii
Cow Palace
Frankfurt to Get Red China Panda
The first giant panda for exhibition in Western Europe in 20 years is en route to Frankfurt from China. Zoo Director Dr. Bernard Gralmek said a three-year-old female named ChisChit was bought from the Peiping Zoo and arrived in Berlin by air. The panda, costing about $50,000, may be sent to an American zoo.
Laurence Olivier Birthday and Career Highlights
Laurence Olivier born May 22 1907 in Dorking England is celebrated as actor director and producer. He descended from Huguenots and rose to fame for roles like Oedipus Richard III Henry V and King Lear and married Vivien Leigh in 1940. He directed and produced the Henry V presentation in which he starred.
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Laurence Olivier
Dorking
Surrey
Eng
Hugenots
England
Laurence
Oepidus
Richard Mi
Henry V
Lear
Olivier
Vivien Leigh
Pair Killed in Love Triangle in Albion Neb
In Albion Nebraska a 37 year old man Kermit Keeshan shot his girlfriend Diane Zaruba 17 and rival Jerry Sherwood 18 then attempted suicide with a .22 rifle. Sherwood was a scholarship winner due to graduate this month and had dated Diane for about two years while Keeshan had recently begun dating her. Authorities said first degree murder charges would be filed soon.
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Albion, Neb
Kermit Keeshan
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Diane Zaruba
Jerry Sherwood
Jwere
Sherwood
Diane
Henshan
Venezuela rejects Dulles on police inadequacy claim
Venezuelan officials deny Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the police force is inadequate amid concerns of mob violence. Foreign Minister Oscar Garcia Velutini and others defend security measures as sufficient to protect food, persons, and property, noting Venezuela’s dispatch of a polite response to Sept. orden during President Marti Jimenez’s term.
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Caracas
Numa Queveda
Venezuela
Mart ‘Oos Peveg Jimenez
Jack Webb Granted Divorce Decree in Chicago Case
Actor Jack Webb obtained a divorce decree from Dorothy Towne after filing a year prior to January 13 1955 in Chicago. The couple separated amid reports Towne resented Webb due to work and load pressures.
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Jack Webb
Dragnet
Dorothy
Towne
Webb
Bakersfield Trio Killed in Highway Crash
Three Bakersfield residents died late Wednesday when their car traveling on U.S. 99 rammed into a concrete bridge overpass on Highway 163. Victims were Henry Uthen, 60, his wife, and Mrs. Athénwoldt, 33, returning from a German society convention in Sacramento.
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Chowchilla
U.S. 99
Bakersfield
Henry’ Uthen
Athénwoldts
Tov Bakel
Sacramento
Profanity Costly For Fishermen
In Tampa three fishermen Melvin Coyle Rudolph ie and Adolphus Dozier were fined 50 each in Federal District Court for using profanity on their boat radio.
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Tampa
Fla
Melvin ‘Coyle
Rudolphie
Adolphus Dozier
Drunk Fine to Horse Trainer Keith Grange
London reports horse trainer Keith Grange aged 45 was fined ten shillings for drunken riding. The fine was imposed Wednesday in the case noting misbehavior while handling horses and public safety concerns.
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London
Keith Grange
Nixon's Wife To keel Nuclear Ship Savannah At Camden
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon will lay the keel today for the NS Savannah, the world’s first nuclear powered passenger cargo ship, during National Maritime Day ceremonies. Secretary Weeks, Sen Hickenlooper, and others attend as King’s Point cadets guard the ceremony.
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VA. Si l Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Bouttke Hickenlooper
Congressional ” Joint”” Committee
Atomic Energy
Federal Maritime Board
Benny Guill
Thomas E. Stakém
S. S. Savannah
Atlantic” Ocean
NJ Sv
Savannah
High Seas
Salina Student Stabs Principal's Daughter In School
Police questioned a 14 year old military school pupil after he stabbed the eight year old daughter of the principal. He said he felt strong enough to commit the crime and planned the act after reading murder stories. He hid in rooms and a school bus before entering the victim's family's apartment and stabbing her in the back and stomach.
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Salina
Kan
Patri Candless
Banamy Cornelius II
Spellman
John
Caynelius
Cornelius
Studio Gags Kim on Affection for Trujillo
Hollywood report says actress Kim Novak, 29, remains silent on rumored ties to Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo and a U.S. military officer amid studio efforts to protect her reputation. Novak travels only with a servant, keeps Mercedes hidden, and declines interviews about possible Leavenworth visits or a future marriage as Columbia publicist notes the situation is delicate.
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Muttachioed Trujillo
Kim
Novak
Ft. Leavenworth
Columbia
Yojuls
Playboy
Mac
Mercedes-Benz
United Press
Trujillo
Leavenworth
Kan
Army Command and General Statf
Tim
al ‘Honwits
Peril Seen in Use of X Ray On Children
San Francisco doctors warn that indiscriminate use of X ray therapy on infants and children, especially head and neck, may cause thyroid cancer. Dr. Shirley H. Baron and Dr. Robert R. Howell cited six thyroid cancer cases in youths aged 5 to 18, all with prior X ray treatment. They urged restraint in pediatric X ray use.
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San Francisco
Shirley H. Baron
Amégological Society
Baron
Olivers
Newell
Mexico Plans Underwater Shrine in Acapulco Waters
In Acapulco Mexico officials announced a 825 pound bronze statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe will be placed on a pedestal in 30 feet of water by year’s end. It will become North America’s first underwater shrine and a new maritime landmark.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Gladelupe
North ‘America
Pakistan Warned Over Border Action
Indian authorities protested alleged increases in cross border activity and warned Pakistan of possible action while police pledged vigilance. A separate report notes a Lafayette incident where two batteries and a flasher were removed during a March 8 incident at Sixth and Columbia in Street.
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NEW
Delhi
India
Tody Ad
Pakistan
Lin
Hast
Lafayette
Ter Commission
Sixth
Columbia
Street
Tiger Jumped At Motorcyclist In Templer Park
In Kuala Lumpur, motorcyclist Khoo Yew Huat recounts a sudden tiger encounter as he rode through Templer Park. Khoo says the big cat sprang onto the road from the bushes, startling him as he drove by with a passenger.
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Kuala Lumpur
Khoo Yew-Huat
Templer Park
Khoo
Dilemma in Paris Press Over Assembly Confidence
Paris Presse summarizes the tangled political crisis as Parliament weighs trust in figures like Monsieur Eff, General de Gaulle, and Geneva contacts. The assembly faces pressure as unease grows about who commands confidence and the proper course ahead.
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Paris
Presse
Assembly
Efh
Geneva
Satan
de Gaulle
Alaska Statehood Bill Advances in House Vote
Democratic leader John McCormack predicted the House will pass the freehood bill, while supporters claim 375 million acres will join the Union after a 27 to 172 vote rejected efforts to kill the Alaska bill. Rep Leo W. O'Brien and other boosters note surprise at the large margin and seek quick final passage.
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Washington
Mass
House
Union
Alaska
Leo W. O'Brien
O'Brien
McCormack
Knowland Sees Nixon Hope and a Fatal Car Crash in Bridgeton NJ
Sen Knowland, retiring to run for California governor, is viewed as the GOP’s best Nixon substitute, while a Bridgeton New Jersey collision killed Lester Wright and injured Vera Wright after a speeding chase and an argument over the family car. The accident occurred near a Robinsons-owned gas station as Ms Wright followed her husband home for a date.
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Knowland
Nixon
Washington
Sen
Senate
Williamsf
A -News
Rich
M. Nixon
America
Pat
Calfornia
White Horse
Ybridgeton
Fife
Alder
Shusband
Vera
Wright
Statels
Lester
Walter “Robinson
Robinson
Robison
Town Clerk Transition in Jobernle Vermont
Henry Welle steps down after two decades as town clerk in Jobernle Vermont. Harald Webster, his son in law, named as successor, signaling continuity and trusted local leadership for the office and community administration.
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Jobernle
Henry Welle
Harald
Webster
Cypriot Leader Makarios Invited to Britain Conference
Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus said he had received an invitation from the Archbishop of Canterbury to attend a conference of churchmen in Britain. He postponed a decision on whether to attend, noting his role as a critic of the British government.
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Athens, Graece
Makarios
Roverment
Britain
Canterbury
Church of England
Ronald Colman Last Rites Held in California
Funeral services for actor Ronald Colman were conducted Wednesday at All-Saints-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Montecito California. The simple ceremony honored his life and career as mourners gathered to pay their respects.
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Ronald Colman
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