Missing Actress Wandering on Desert Near India California
Blonde actress Marie McDonald was found wandering incoherent on a desert road near Cactus City after claiming she was kidnapped and robbed of a 22 carat diamond ring. Police and FBI pursued a kidnapping theory, while doctors reported bruises and a possible drug effect.
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Imperial County Sheriff's Deputies
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New York City
Hollywood
McDonald
Western Truck Lines
Fishing Vessel Bonnie Breeze Sinks Off Texas Coast
A 102 foot fishing vessel named Bonnie Breeze, homeported in Boston, sank near a Texas tower after a three hour effort to stay afloat. All 14 crew members abandoned ship in lifeboats and were rescued within minutes by a nearby vessel. Coast Guard said no cause was reported for the sinking.
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Texas
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Bahamas
Bahamas Islands
Battle Looms as Marines Rush to North Sumatra
Jakarta reports five plane loads of marines deployed to Belawan Medan to regain control from army rebels led by Col Maludin Simbolon after a seven day surrender ultimatum. Simbolon demands direct order from Sukarno as authorities topple rebel local governments across Sumatra for greater autonomy and revenue shares.
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Indonesia
North Sumatra
Maludin Simbolon
Belawan
Sumatra
Medan
Medan Radio
Simbolon
Sukarno
Djakarta
Tapunuli Regency
Law Enforcers Meet Madison and State Officials
Law enforcement and local officials plan meetings to avoid duplication in accident investigation and highway patrols, announced by the State Motor Vehicle Department on Friday.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Eisenhower seeks 400 million aid and troops for Middle East
In a special message to Congress Eisenhower asks 400 million dollars in economic aid over two years for the Middle East and a regional program of military assistance. He wants authority to use U S troops to deter Communist aggression and protect territorial integrity, while leaving Israeli Arab issues to the UN.
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House
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Soviet Union
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United Nations
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Hungary
Hope for Civil Rights Despite Defeat of Filibuster
Senators remain hopeful for civil rights legislation after a 55-38 vote defeated a plan to curb filibusters. Humphrey said the result could still allow rule changes this year, with a cross party coalition seeking to ease debate limits on civil rights measures.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Wisconsin Votes Washington on Senate Rules Change
The Senate voted to table an anti-filibuster proposal, killing it for now. Sen. McCarthy backed tabling the measure, while Lyndon Johnson and Knowland argued against changing rules. The roll showed 27 Democrats and 28 Republicans for tabling, 21 Democrats and 17 Republicans against.
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Ipp
Alexander Wiley
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Johnson
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Stricken Ship Gets Aid in Philippine Sea
Manila and U S planes and ships rushed to help the 340 ton Southern States drifting 240 miles east of Samar Island in worsening weather. The freighter reported engine trouble and a water loss engineering casualty as tugs and planes were dispatched per Civil Aeronautics Administration and U S Search and Rescue Center.
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Samar Island
Philippines
Philippine Sea
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Smith Seeks Ousting of Russia from UN
Representative Lawrence Smauth of Wisconsin introduced a House resolution urging the ejection of the Soviet Union from the United Nations. The measure cites repeated acts of aggression by the Soviet Union in violation of the UN charter.
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Washington
Lawrence Smauth
R-Wis
House
Russia
United Nations
Smith
Soviet Union
Highway Plans Washington P Rep Alvin O Konski
Representative Alvin O Kconski of Wisconsin says a bill will be introduced to make U S Highway 2 from Michigan to Wisconsin part of the federal interstate system.
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Washington
Alvin O’konski
Wis
U. S
Weekend Weather Outlook Clouds and Snow Flurries Foreseen
The forecast warns of cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with snow flurries. Weekend temperatures hail a low around 5 to 15 degrees tonight and a high near 25 to 32 degrees Sunday. Noon readings show 25 and 30 degrees at the sewage treatment plant and American Motors Corp downtown, with overnight lows at 31 and 18. Friday max 31 and min unknown at the treatment plant. Sunrise 7 18 a m, sunset 4 35 p m.
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Six Die as Bus Hits Truck Near Lexington
A Greyhound double-decker rear ended a parked tractor-trailer on U S 11 north of Lexington Virginia. Six people died and 33 were injured among 42 aboard. Names include driver Sutliff and Col Milton Barbee Rogers. Blood shipment aboard remained safe. Passengers described the sudden crash and flares.
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Here
Scherer Sullins Sutliff
Roanoke
Milton Barbee Rogers
Rock
Bridge County
Studebaker Corp
Kenneth Tyacke
Washington, D. C
Ragina Marie Bell Jackson
Scranton
Edward Eugene Jackson Jr
Joe Jackson
Wytheville
Michael Harold Powell
Troutville
S. W. Talbert
Pasengers
U. S. 11
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Waynesboro
David Galloway
Sutliff
Joyce Warrick
Nashville
Fallout Dangers Discussed at Wisconsin Conference
About 150 people attended a conference in Milwaukee to discuss radioactive fallout dangers on Wisconsin soil and people. The State CIO council urged a state law for periodic soil checks and Mayor Frank Zeidler spoke, with civil defense officials and Marquette University scientists to speak later.
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Wisconsin
State Cio
Frank Zeidler
Marquette University
Zeidler
Shoes for Refugees Aid Shipping From St Louis
The International Shoe Co sent more than 1200 pairs of men's blue suede shoes to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for Hungarian refugees.
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St. Louis
The
International Shoe Co
Camp Kilmer, N. J
Egypt Will Deal Only With UN, Cairo Says
Al Ahram reports Egypt will not enter direct talks with Britain or France while their leaders remain in power. Cairo insists negotiations only with the United Nations. Meanwhile 13 ships trapped in the Suez Canal are set to sail toward Port Said as UN salvage teams clear a passage amid the crisis. Nasser’s terms require Israel to return the Gaza Strip. Bustani, a Lebanese confidant, says Nasser relayed terms in Beirut.
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al Ahram
Egypt
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France
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Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
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Mediterranean Sea
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Suez
Port Said
Mediterranean
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
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Sinai
Richard Beeston
London Daily Chronicle
Beirut
Emile Bustani
Bustani
Elvis Passes Army Physical Before Birthday
Elvis Presley passed his pre induction physical examination in Memphis Tennessee four days before his twenty second birthday and prepared for a two year Army tour with greetings from the President.
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Tenn
Elvis
Presley
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