FBI Chief calls for harsh war on youth crime
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urged a nationwide counterattack against violent teens. He criticized parents for passing criminal behavior to their children and pressed fingerprinting and public shame as tools, warning that juvenile crime is rising and fuels wider fear.
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Khrushchev charms crowds and coffers in U.S. tour
American tour highlights Khrushchev as a colorful, confident leader who mingles with the public, jokes about money and ownership, and faces mobs with bold, unflinching humor. The piece notes his blend of warmth and ruthlessness, his comfort abroad, and his provocative banter with reporters and officials.
Berlin Berlin Berlin Talks Deadlocked Over German Problems
Gettysburg AP report says President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev remained deadlocked on the Berlin issue and related German problems after a day of talks. They planned a final session Sunday to discuss Berlin and Germany before Khrushchev's departure.
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Double Murder Shrouded by Underworld Silence in Queens
In Queens a double murder left investigators puzzled with two gunmen unseen. Victims include Pisano associate Anthony Carfano long feared in rackets, and Mrs. Drake a former Miss New Jersey 1944 who had beauty pageant ties. Police pressed underworld contacts for clues.
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Khrushchevs See American Home Life in Chevy Chase
Mrs Nina Khrushchev and daughter Julia visited the Armitage home in Chevy Chase Maryland. They met about 30 neighbors and children while touring a six room white brick house furnished in American provincial style. Julia invited the visitors to Moscow and the first lady signed a neighbor’s photo.
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Missile setbacks stain Khrushchev visit at Cape Canaveral
Rockets fail during Khrushchev's U S visit sapping morale at Cape Canaveral. Atlas-Able lunar shot postponed. Jupiter, Thor-Able and Snark missiles suffer off course dives and destruction. NASA notes successes but failures dominate the two week period.
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Ceylon Mourns Leader Shot by Monk in Colombo
Ceylon mourns prime minister Solomon Bandaranaike shot by a Buddhist monk. He died in a hospital after a five hour operation. Vijayanananda Dahanyakel sworn in as his successor as messages of condolence pour in from around the world. Bandaranaike, 60, was British educated and led Asian neutralism. Three bullets struck him in the liver, spleen and arm.
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Eisenhower May Seek Taft Hartley Action Over Steel Strike
The report says the May Act may be invoked to end the steel strike with President Eisenhower considering emergency steps next week. James P. Mitchell and Joseph Finnegan discuss possible court orders to pause 80 days for mediation and fact finding. If no agreement is reached, the strike could resume after the cooling off period. Khrushchev’s travel adds tension to the situation.
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Maude the Mule Wins Benson Mule Day Race Again
Maude the mule outpaced Paul Hardrock Simpson in a 30 mile Benson to Newton Grove circuit and back, clocking in 1 33 p m after starting at 8 20 a m The annual Mule Day race highlighted the event with Maude described as tuckered out but still finishing 22 minutes ahead of Hardrock Simpson Burlington's mailman.
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Hardrock) Simpson
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Ten Navy crew survive Pacific ditching off Oregon coast
Ten men escaped a ditched patrol plane after a flame engulfed the craft 100 miles at sea. They clung to life for 11 hours in 10 to 12 foot seas before Coast Guard cutters rescued them unhurt. Pilot Lt James B Henson alerted SOS and ordered evacuation as the P5M sank.
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Gracie fades from hurricane to tropical storm in Atlantic
Gracie, once a hurricane, weakened to a tropical storm with top winds of 70 mph. At 5 p.m. she was 485 miles east of Cape Canaveral, moving east-northeast at six mph and likely to dissipate in the Atlantic.
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Midwest Tornadoes Roar Across Iowa Missouri And Colorado
Severe storms unleashed tornadoes and heavy rain across the Midwest. In Cedar Rapids Iowa winds toppled 17 small airplanes from the municipal airport and scattered debris. A five inch snow blanket settled on Leadville Colorado as Hurricane Gracie weakens elsewhere.
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Man in Drag Returns to Lancaster Jail for Halloween
Gerald Wilson, just released after a six month burglary sentence, roamed Lancaster in a frilly gray dress with spiky heels and makeup. A serendipitous disguise led to a police pickup and a return to the jail where he explained the outfit was for Halloween.
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