Bride Vanishes Five Hours Before Brooklyn Church Wedding
Trene Arzedi 29, bride-to-be, disappeared five hours before her wedding at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Brooklyn. Police mobilized a 13 state alarm, 10 emergency squadmembers, and 90 patrols while two odd telephone calls to her apartment were investigated. Bridegroom Joseph Pinto 31 and Arzedi had planned a 4 pm ceremony with a reception. siblings and parents were left shocked.
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Irene Arzedi
Brooklyn
New York
Trene Arzedi
Joseph Pinto
William Scanapieco
Miss Arzedi
Pinto
Our Lady of ‘Mount Carmel
Miss Arsedi
Carlo
Arzedi
Jee
Louis
Anna
Cuban Rebels Kidnap Fangio World Auto Champion
Argentina’s Juan Manuel Fangio, four time world auto racing champion, was abducted from the Hotel Lincoln in Havana by two armed men amid a group of racing associates. Fidel Castro’s 26 July Movement claimed responsibility, while police launched an urgent manhunt and guards were posted for the other 24 notable drivers in town for Cuba’s Gran Premio races.
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Havana
Argentina
Juan Manuel Fangio
Lincoln
Fangio
Associated Press
Cuba
Poly Grad Lost as Boat Capsizes on River Near Sacramento
Duane Klinger, 22, a Sacramento State senior and Poly High School alumnus, vanished after a fishing trip when a flood swollen San Joaquin River capsize their boat. Moser and Wiederhold were rescued by a passing boatman. Klinger is survived by wife Patricia Hilliard and a one week old daughter Cindy Lee.
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Bosch
San Joaiquin
Sacramento
Duane Klinger
Cayman Jt
Sacramento States College
Sacramento County
Klinger
Davis Moser
Charles Wiederhold
Moser
Wiederhold
Iowa
Long Beach
Harry Klinger
San Diego
Poly High School
City College
Coast Guard
Long Beach State College
Sacramento State
Patricia Hilliard
Cindy
Lee
Boiler-Room Boys Swindle Warned by Readers Digest
A public notice warns investors about boiler-room stock promotions run from call centers. It explains the ployes of telephone salesmen pretending to represent legitimate institutions and urges readers to consult the December Reader’s Digest article Beware of the Boiler-Room Boys. Victims include doctors teachers ministers and widows seeking to grow estates. Continued on Page A-5.
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Boiler-Room Boys
Armed Man Holds Off City in Barn Shooting Rampage
A former mental patient, 50-year-old Clarence Kelley, held off about 50 officers and nearly the entire Thermalite city population in a 232-hour spree from a barn near Oroville. He fired at anything moving, then surrendered calmly on a straw pile after being captured unharmed. Kelley, released as sane from Mendocino State Hospital months earlier, prompted a fear-filled afternoon before police arrived. He had previously shot at neighbor Thomas Wernes for no apparent reason.
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Oroville
Thermalite
Feather River
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Mendocino State Hospital
Thomas Wernes
Prof Leon D White dies in Chicago funeral planned
Professor Leonard Dupee White, former vice president of the National Civil Service Reform League and Loyalty Review member, died Sunday in Chicago. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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L. D. White
Chicago
Leonard Dupee White
National Civil Service Reform ‘League
The
Loyalty Review
Governor calls special session to boost California school courses
Governor Knight announced plans for a special legislative session to require more solid courses in public schools and to bolster basic subjects in elementary grades. He urged emphasis on science and math and to consider standby laws for participation in a federal scholarship program.
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Cloverdale
Knight
California
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Leaves Phoenix After Golf With First Lady
President Eisenhower and Mamie flew to Phoenix for a brief vacation in the sun. They dined at Maine Chance resort before the President returned to Washington Sunday night, hoping to come back for a long weekend of sunshine if schedules allow.
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Hazen Arnold I
Phoenix
Eisenhower
Paradise Valley Country Club
Ike
Washington
Mamie
Georgia
Ariz
Arizona Sunshine
Maine Chance Resort
James C. Hagerty
Arizona Republic
Nese Observatory
Phoenix Gazette
Eugene C. Pulliam
Jas
Paradise
Valley
GOP Blasts Back at Truman Attack
The Republicans denounced former President Truman's Saturday speech as irresponsible and demagogic. They accused him of abusing the campaign, saying the Democratic dinner talk sought to frame the Eisenhower GOP record as a recession and crisis of confidence. Meade Alcorn labeled the remarks the weakest and most dishonest of Truman’s career.
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Gop
Truman
Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Harry Truman
Alcorn
Democrat Party
Peronista Candidate Frondizi Wins Argentina Presidency
Arturo Frondizi, a Peronista backed candidate, won a six year term in Argentina's first free election since Juan Peron. Official late tallies showed Frondizi with 662,552 votes to 392,405 for Ricardo Balbin, whose moderate bid failed to gain final traction.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo’ Frondiz
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Peron
Ricardo Balbin
Island castaway Robinson Crusoe to receive welcome
An elderly man who lived 33 years on a tiny island is set to return today from his native village. Rescuers freed him after an eight hour ordeal using improvised tools. Page C-5.
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Real Robinson Crusoe
Mitchell Sees Halt to Slump Likely Tax Cut Consideration
Secretary of Labor Mitchell said unemployment may peak this month and decline in March. He suggested a tax cut could be proposed to Congress if conditions do not improve, aiming to boost purchasing power and revive the economy. He noted March figures won’t force action but signs of improvement exist.
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Washington
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Congress
Whiehell
Mitenhell
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Doak Plane Tests Convert Helicopter to Plane
Doak Aircraft Co in Torrance will ground test a new vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for the Army Transportation Corps. The single turbine plane carries swiveling wingtip propellers that face downward for takeoffs and landings and retract for horizontal flight. No air ports are needed, though airports could be used if available. The Army eyes longer range and faster speed for observation and rescue missions while Doak hopes for commercial adaptation.
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Guar
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Angio
Poly
Grad
L.A.C
Supt. of Public Instruction
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Simpson
Department of Education
Phoenix Sun
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