Suspect Caught In Vermont in Nevadan Heiress Slaying
William Boswell 35 wanted for the murder of Anne Harris Van Ryne 72 in Carson City Nevada was captured in Middlebury Vermont. He was taken into custody as he arrived at his wife Arline Roswell’s home after a nationwide hunt. Boswell faced two state troopers and Officer Lucas Shaw guarding the residence.
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Middlebury
Wiliam BE. Boswell
Philadelphia
Nevada
Vermont
Don Middlebury Williamson
Boswell
Arline Roswell
Roswell
Anne Harris van Ryne
Carson City
Nev
van Ryne
Lucas Shaw
Bosago
Lester Smith
Carson
Monwagon
Coomswell
Wil E, Jr
Indiana Bride Slays Four In Rifle Rampage
Police report a suburban household attack where a bride killed four family members. Capt. Russell Alo said Agnes Opel Collins confessed during questioning but gave no details of the dispute over insurance and property transfer. Dead include Ben Collins Jr., Mary Lee Collins, Martha Ann Collins, and Sella Me.
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Russell Alo
Opel Collins
Agnes
Ben Collins Jr
Mary Lee Collins
Martha Ann Eoones Hs
Bie
Sella Me
Olte
Ben Collins
New Air Force Birds Have 5000 Mile Range
Aviation reporter Vern Haugland describes Cape Canaveral tests of long range missiles, including Navaho and Atlas programs. The piece notes flights over 5000 miles, submarines, radar, safety oversight, and up to 10,000 foot downrange landings with guard and press restrictions at Patrick AFB.
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Air Force
Vern Haugland
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Maype
Florida
Daytona Beach
Palm Beach
Auxiliary Air Force Base
Patrick Air Force Base
Air Force Missile Test Center
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
U S Likely to Broaden Invitation to Soviet Reds
Washington reports the United States plans to ask the Soviet Union to broaden its latest invitation. President Eisenhower will decide, likely on a Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendation, whether to accept with conditions allowing an exchange of officials. The boundary with Mexico is about 2,013 miles.
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U.S
Reds
Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
States
Mexico
Mately
Amendment aims to require prevailing wages on highway bill
Sen. Ruchel of California vows a Senate floor fight to add a prevailing wage requirement for interstate road contractors. The measure, part of a multibillion dollar highway bill, seeks a roll call vote to attach the wage rule, a move aimed at politicizing Southern opposition and timing for final passage.
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Washington
Sen
Ruchel
Calif
Senate
Secretary of Labor
Dully
Euper Sern
Senate Public Works Committee
House
Bacon Davis
Eaders Wuse
Oo Ogresma
Herbert Hoover
Nazis Sought To Sway GOP Toward Isolationism 1940
Declassified records show a plan to influence the 1940 Republican convention toward isolationism. A well known Republican congressman and Hamilton Fish Jr. signed a New York Times ad advocating keeping America out of foreign wars.
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Gop
Pg Apte
Demene
Hamilton Fish Jr
New York
Fish
America
France
Italy
Thomson
Berlin
State Department
New York Times
Times
National Committee
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English St
Evangelist Colon S. Parker
Deliverance Campaign For
Full Gospel Churches
Worth Pugh
Mittee
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Philadephia
Wendell Willkie
Mundt
Congress
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Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
S. Main ST
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