Young Actor Charged In Trunk Murder Mystery
New York police charged 26 year old Edward Palakowski with homicide in the trunk murder of loan shark James Malloy. Palakowski claimed accidental shooting during a debt dispute over 140 dollars with weekly 28 dollar interest. Malloy’s body was found in a trunk after aid by a postal clerk and shipping clues pointed to Palakowski’s apartment and a later delay in a date with Patricia Cunningham. Malloy had recently moved from Philadelphia and rented a room on Central Park West.
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New York
Edward
Palakowski
James F. Malloy
Malloy
West 55Th Street
Polakowski
Railway Express
Jose Padre
Hollywood
Mailoy
Sth Avenue
Patricia Cunningham
Queens
Miss Cunningham
Philadelphia
Central Park West
Ship Rescues 22 in Indian Ocean
The Swedish tanker Justus Waller picked up 22 survivors from the 3,389-ton Panamanian-registered freighter Clarisse in the Indian Ocean. The Waller did not state its position or the fate of the Clarisse, a 25-year-old vessel owned by P. Wrangos of Trieste. The 11,285-ton Waller was en route from the Persian Gulf to Durban, South Africa.
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Stockholm
Justus Waller
Goteborg
Clarisse
Indian Ocean
Waller
P. Wrangos
Trieste
Persian Gulf
Durban
South Africa
Humphrey urges Ike to demand Soviet disarmament
Senator Humphrey proposes that President Eisenhower directly and dramatically pressure Russia to back disarmament. If London talks collapse, he says the President should appeal to the United Nations General Assembly over Soviet opposition. He cautions diplomacy may be exhausted and supports continuing talks only if possible.
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Washington
Humphrey D-Minn
Eisenhower
Russia
London
Humphrey
General Assembly
United Nations
Senate
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Stassen
Jamboree Scout Arena Opens with Nixon Visit
Friday report from Jamboree Arena at Valley Forge notes 9:00 a.m. opening with flags raised and an aerial burst. Section 34 includes 1400 of 52,000 scouts. the day features a groundhog, the Jamboree Journal, and a visit by Vice President Richard Nixon.
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Valley Forge Park
Mark Gorman
Valley Forge
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boy Scouts of America
Zoo Baboon Given Match
EXMOUTH England Charles Woolacott aged 49 was fined 25 pounds for giving a lit match to a zoo baboon. Witnesses said the baboon snatched an unlit cigarette, Woolacott lit a match and handed it to the animal saying You'd better have a light too. The baboon burned its knuckles. Top Circus Our troop appeared on television coast to coast at the Arena Show where about 52 000 scouts and 5 000 parents attended.
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Exmouth
England
Charles Woolacott
Woolacott
Gun Wounds Fatal Top Nine Year Old
Regina Whitaker, nine, died from gunshot wounds after a June 25 shooting that killed her mother Alma Martin and brother Jack Whitaker. Father Thomas Whitaker faces murder indictments. Stewart Martin was wounded. Prosecutor to seek grand jury for Regina’s death and additional charges. Tokyo: Aiichiro Fujiyama resigns from 140 company posts to comply with law.
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Jack Whitaker
Stewart Martin
Whitaker
Martin
John R. Jett
Regina
Deaths by the Associated Press
Detroit an John Todd eighty played the Lone Ranger radio serial for about twenty years dies Sunday. He toured minstrel shows and appeared in Broadway comedies as a youth, born in Pennsylvania. Burbank George Cleveland seventy one veteran actor known for Lassie died yesterday, born in Sydney Nova Scotia. Baldwin Ralph G. Smith seventy died yesterday, retired P F Collier & Son president and Crowell Collier Publishing VP, born Springfield Missouri. Chicago Harold Clark Cheney eighty retired vice president of Charles Scribner's Sons New York, born New Haven Connecticut.
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Associated Press
Detroit
John Todd
Tonto
Todd
Pennsylvania
Burbank
Calif
George Cleveland
Gramps
Jon the
Sydney
N.S
Baldwin, N.Y
Ralph G. Smith
P. F. Collier & Son Corp
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Springfield
Chicago
Harold Clark “Cheney
Charles Scribner’s Sons
New York
New Haver
Conn
Boy Drowns on 17th Birthday at Pine Acres Reservoir
Uniontown Pa Charles G Mindek age 17 of Buffington drowned while swimming on his birthday anniversary yesterday at Pine Acres Reservoir near New Salem. Police and local officials investigated the drowning and issued no further details. The accident occurred in Uniontown area waters and prompted safety reminders for local swimmers.
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Charles G. Mindek
Buffington
Pine Acres
New Salem
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Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
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