Anastasia Shot to Death in New York Barbershop
Noted mob boss Anastasia, longtime head of Murder Inc., was shot multiple times in a daylight killing at the Park Sheraton Hotel barber shop in New York. The violence follows a recent assault on Frank Costello and underscores his role as a powerful Brooklyn waterfront crime figure.
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Yiotorious
Murder, Inc
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West Bath Street
Arnold Rothstein
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Tony
Leashan
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Stother
Barrat
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Ceutroner
Murde
Brooklyn
Syndi Burton ‘Turki
Anastasi
William O'Dwyer
Turkus
O'Dwyer
America
Senate Crime Committee
U.S
Mexico
Intun
Doe Adonis
Adonis
Italy
British Press Pushes for Middle East Revision Talks
British Prime Minister Macmillan ends crucial talks with President Eisenhower amid calls for a joint economic aid program for the Middle East. Discussions cover delivery of intermediate missiles, U.S. plan in the region, and reactions to Suez events.
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Uareld Macmilan
Bis Pichower
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Middle East
Suez Cabal
Rockets Reach Over Four Thousand Miles Record
Washington air force officers described project Par Side and said a balloon flight traveled slightly beyond four thousand miles. They claimed the rise was possibly due to technical factors while noting the exact purpose remained uncertain.
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Missile Snark Tested In Cape Canaveral Flight
A craft resembling the Air Force Snark was launched from Cape Canaveral. The 70 foot, pilotless missile travels about the speed of sound and changes 5,000 miles. Observers saw it briefly as it rose from the Cape Canaveral lighthouse area, marking a successful test stage in Vanguard and a Thor launch described for space deployment.
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Teamsters Suspension Splits AFL CIO Action Tussle
AFL CIO Executive Council voted 25-4 to suspend the Teamsters over corruption reforms while UTW and Bakery Workers face possible suspensions or probation. Reported secret severance payments tied to Lloyd Kishert resignation add to tensions as Hoffa opposes, and reforms race against December expulsion threats.
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Seillevicht
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Unio
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Norman Walker
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Geotee Meany
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Traction
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Dakery
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Lloyd iSenert
Klanert
Court Decision on Dog Racing Appealed
Pulaski Chancery Court ruled dog racing constitutional, appealed by West Memphis group. Malcom Scoll Ralph Hillis and others challenge the 1957 Illinois? Lenisintuie law. Southland Racing Corp. has completed two seasons under the act with 1058 racing dates requested.
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Murray Q. Reed
Supreme Court
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Ralph Hillis
W. Bigger
J. C. Johnson
Southland Racing Corp
Moving creates ties you never realized before
A fragmented column reflects on moving and uprooting routines, noting how changing home and office setups reveals lingering questions about career, belonging, and relationships. It highlights the discomfort of adjusting to new patterns while preserving core ties.
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Ibn Me
Sears Roebuck Probe Targets U S Rackets Aides
Washington at the center of a sprawling inquiry into Sears Roebuck and its Boston stake with Nathan Shefferman and other executives accused of orchestrating organizational practices aimed at undermining rivals. The investigation, led by a federal committee, questions payout schemes and alleged abuses in promotions and labor relations, with emphasis on potential racketeering-like activity.
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Sears Rone
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Nathan Shefferman
Yada Lubor
Aga Lake Wnion
Boston
Hace Tudor
Presis Hayee
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Itinns
Nate Rackels
Pullong
Jeel Mat
Abel Spy Case Heads to Jury in Brooklyn Federal Court
A trial in Brooklyn Federal Court moves toward deliberation as Abel spy case defends alleged transmission of American military secrets to Moscow. Prosecutors claim Abel, 35, is the first foreign agent charged in U.S. history to be tried by civilians for espionage. defense cites absence of sympathy for his alleged role.
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Cel
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Moscow
Broawklyn Federal Court
Mortimer
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Abel
Assi
Willian Ff
Tompkin
Gulus
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Tompkins
Pally
James
Liled
Khrushchev Adopts New West Style Suit in Russia Visit
Article describes Nikita Khrushchev ordering a Western style suit from Rome tailor Angelo Libertino, detailing design features such as double breasted front, varied colors, and unusually wide trouser bottoms. Tailor Lilien notes the suit’s cost and Khrushchev’s praise, while contrasting American and Soviet tailoring approaches.
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Khrushenov
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Nation's Flu Toll Reaches 350 In United Press Count
A United Press tally shows 354 flu deaths since the outbreak began last summer in the United States, the largest weekly toll to date. New York State leads with 110 deaths in New York City, with Pennsylvania 58 and Michigan 32 among other totals across multiple states.
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Columbia
Earthquake Recorded in South America
Weston Mass dispatch reports a strong earthquake near the Argentine border recorded by a college observatory. The disturbance was felt across parts of South America and likely passed north of Boston, with observers noting wide area shaking and uncertain epicenter details.
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Flying Boxcar Crash Kills Four Crewmen
Midwest City witnesses describe a fatal Air Force Flying Boxcar crash on approach from Los Angeles to Chanute AFB. Four crewmen died as the plane exploded near Blackjack Oak, with emergency crews and witnesses recounting the moments before and after the blast.
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Monsanto to Build El Dorado Plant
Monsanto plans a new chemical plant at El Dorado to produce up to 100 tons of urea daily, expanding fertilizer production services. No employment figures or costs were announced. operations expected by fall 1958 per Monsanto officials.
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Hempstead County travel spend and court notes in Arkansas
The Arkansas Publicity and Parks Department reports Hempstead County spent 2195 dollars in travel. University of Arkansas officials and student court members are named. Local spring events and a flu-related cancelation affect activities at Hope and Bun towns with shooters invited to meets.
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Lvestock Agsuel
Arkansas Guardsmen dispute over school integration and federal role
Governor Orval Faubus argues Arkansas will resist federal forces to enforce school integration at Little Rock Central High School. President Eisenhower orders troops into Arkansas to enforce change, while Faubus contends this threatens the state and accuses the move of bypassing Congress and the Selective Service law. The piece notes ongoing debate and planned congressional inquiry, with continuation promised on Page Two.
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Weather and rainfall report from Arkansas and surrounding areas
Experiment Station notes 24 hours ending, rainfall totals for year 59.04 inches. Rivers Little River rise near Horatio then steady near 4.0 feet. Texarakana Dam discharge 6,000 cfs. Denison Dam 4,315 cfs. Arkansas forecast cloudy to partly cloudy through Saturday with possible heavy rain in extreme north. Louisiana mostly cloudy and rainy, cold through Saturday with occasional rain.
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