Suspect Questioning in Teens Murder Case Continues
Chicago police and sheriff investigators pressed on in the case of Barbara Grimes 15 and Patricia Grimes 13 found slain near a southwest suburb. Edward Bedwell 21 known as Benny the Dishwasher underwent an inconclusive lie detec tor test and remains in custody for further questioning amid multiple sightings and tips.
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Chicago
Romeo
Sheriff's
Edward Lee
Benny
Bedwell
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Presley
Grimes Sisters
Grimes
Summit
Ethel Bedwell Bradbury
Paris
Tenn
Casey Jarzen
Jarzen
Mary
Donna
Chester Wizieck
Wallace Tollstam
Sandra
Loretta Grimes
Lecture Canceled in Toronto on North American Tour
Earl Attlee's scheduled Toronto lecture tonight has been canceled due to public apathy. It would have concluded a three week North American tour.
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Toronto
P— Earl Attlee
North America
Japan’s Foreign Minister Shi dies at resort near Tokyo
Tokyo reports Mamoru Shi Gemitsu Japan’s foreign minister died today at a resort center southwest of Tokyo. Washington dispatches note Dulles accused Democratic critics of potentially harming Big Three relations with their stance.
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Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Washington
John Foster Dulles
UN Chief says legal barriers block Israel Gaza troop pullout
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced at the United Nations that serious legal obstacles prevent accepting Israel's terms for withdrawing troops from the Gaza Strip.
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United Nations
N. J
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
US sends three Hungarian refugees to Austria on subversive grounds
Washington reports Immigation Commissioner Joseph M. Swing said three Hungarian refugees were sent back to Austria on subversive activities. He announced that about 100 additional refugees are under investigation.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Joseph M. Swing
Swing
Strike Affects Many People in Many Ways
The long running strike by UAW Local 72 at American Motors keeps the main plants quiet while a busy union headquarters reports high morale. Inside workers keep paper work going, while pickets monitor gates and a few inside staff protect property. Payroll and cafeteria needs show the strike’s cost to the community, with merchants weighing the wider economic impact as leaders seek resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motors
UAW
Three Air Force Bombers Crash Off Cuba
Three survivors in good condition were rescued after two U S Air Force Stratotankers collided off Cuba's southwest coast. Maj James McGree McFarland Jr Maj Winfred E Lynn and First Lt James Edward Rose Jr were picked up by Coast Guard air and amphibian rescues and taken to a hospital. Unaccounted are Capt James H Parker First Lt Earl S Chrisaiwn Jr and Maj W E Norris.
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Miami
Fla
U. S. Air Force
Homestead Air Force Base
James McGree McFarland, Jr
Watsontown
Winfred E. Lynn
Paducah
James Edward Rose, Jr
Dallas
Texas
James H. Parker
Rock Hill
S. C
Earl S. Chrisaiwn, Jr
Sumter
W. E. Norris
Lansing
Mich
McFarland
Lynn
Cuba
Rose
Maj
Ralph Bryant
Homestead
U. S. Coast Guard
Air Force
Officially Register Birth of Princess Caroline in Monaco
The birth of Princess Caroline was officially registered at the palace today. Grandmother Kelly and Monacan officials signed the necessary paper after viewing the 3 day old royal baby in her cradle.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Caroline
Kelly
Monacan
Boys Lead Police On 100 MPH Chase In Fort Worth Area
Two brothers aged 9 and 13 from Fort Worth led police on a 45 mile chase in a 1947 car traveling up to 100 mph. Officers say the boys navigated and even warned the pursuing car about turns before the engine quit. The youths were taken to police HQ and released to their parents with no charges filed.
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Grapevine
Texas
Fort Worth
Dan Nowlin
Dallas-Fort Worth
Donald
Ronnie Walden
McKinney
Jack Sullivan
Nowlin
Jet B-47 Sets Coast to Coast Flight Record
A United States Air Force B-47 jet bomber set a new trans nation speed record by flying 2,650 miles from March Air Force Base California to Hanscom Air Base Bedford Massachusetts in 3 hours 47 minutes aided by the jet stream. The flight began at 4 17 a m California time and concluded at 8 04 a m CST.
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Bedford
Mass
Air Force
Hanscom Air Base
March Air Force Base
California
AMC Strike Enters Its Fourth Day at Milwaukee Plant
The AMC strike enters its fourth day with 5,000 workers idled and 1,500 Milwaukee body plant workers sidelined over contract interpretation on seniority and short lay-offs. No meeting is planned this weekend, and a new four hour weekly picket schedule starts at 5:30 pm. Union and management stress the strike harms the company and workers, while Local 75 seeks unemployment compensation in a bid to prove Milwaukee and Kenosha plants are separate establishments.
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American Motors
Milwaukee Body
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Office
Chicago
George Murray
AMC
Federal Office
George E. Cullen
American Motors Corp
Ray Neu
Local 72
AMC Body
Milwaukee
United Auto Workers
Supreme Court
Local 75
High Court
Kenosha
Nashi-Kelvinator Corp
Beakley to Assume Command of U S Seventh Fleet
Vice Admiral Wallace M Beakley will take over as commander of the U S Seventh Fleet on Monday the Navy announced. The change comes as part of ongoing fleet leadership updates.
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Manila
Adm
Wallace M. Beakley
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Navy
Heavy Snow Closes Roads Across Kenosha Area
More than four inches of snow blanketed the city and county, prompting city and county crews to plow main routes and sand icy patches. Intersections and hills proved most hazardous, with a second arctic snap forecast to drop temperatures to near zero tonight and rebound to the mid teens by Saturday.
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C. R. Nicolazzo
Sanders
Cost of Living Reaches Record High in 1956
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the consumer price index rose 2.1 percent from November to December 1956 to 118 percent of 1947 49 average prices. The rise set a record in six of seven months, affecting wage scales with escalator clauses in trucking transport and electrical and aircraft factories, boosting pay by 1 to 3 cents an hour for about 500,000 workers.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Turnabout vacation gift by Richmond employer
E Claiborne Robins of a Richmond pharmaceutical firm and his wife took a two week vacation to Acapulco while 170 Richmond employees funded the trip with two checks totaling 4200 dollars and a good vacation loan. The gesture marks the 20th anniversary of Robins presidency and reflects a strategy of company funded employee trips.
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E. Claiborne Robins
Richmond
Mrs. Robins
Acapulco
Mexico
Dallas
Robins
New Haven Blaze Kills At Least Five Workers
Fire swept an old four story loft building in New Haven killing at least five people and injuring 31, with four others missing. The 112 workers in dress and machine shops faced panic as a jammed fire escape trapped women and delay hampered rescues.
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New Haven
Conn
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Hits 37 in 1957
The 1957 Wisconsin traffic death toll reached 37, down from 40 a year earlier. James W. Branch of Malta Illinois and James M. Daniels of DeKalb Illinois died when their car on Highway 89 near Jefferson lost control. Russell Wiley of Sycamore Illinois and two other passengers were hospitalized with critical and fair conditions.
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Wisconsin
James W. Branch
Malta
Ill
James M. Daniels
DeKalb
Highway 89
Jefferson
Russell Wiley
Sycamore
Fort Atkinson
Second Cold Wave Hits Kenosha Nightly
The weather bureau forecasts a low near zero tonight and a Saturday high of 12 to 15 degrees in Kenosha with cloudy skies and light snow flurries. Noon readings show 30 downtown and at American Motors Corp, 26 at the sewage plant. overnight low 23. Snow totaled four inches from Thursday evening into today. Sunrise was 7 10 and sunset 4 57.
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Kenosha
Weather Bureau
American Motors Corp
FBI cracks down on spy ring with three arrests in New York
The FBI arrested Jack Soble 53 Myra Soble 52 and Jacob Albam 64 in New York on espionage charges. Officials cited ongoing probe into Vassili Zaitlin and hinted more arrests including Soviet officials may follow. The trio faced conspiracy counts for acting as Soviet agents without notifying the secretary of state.
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New York
FBI
Jack Soble
Lithuania
Red
Myra Soble
Russia
U. S
Jacob Albam
Brooklyn Tea and Spice Company
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Vassili Zailin
N.K.V.D
Secret Police
Zubilin
Soble
United States
Albam
Sobles
Secretary of State
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Times Copyreader Gets Prison Term
Washington DC copyreader Robert Shelton of the New York Times was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $500 for contempt of congress. Judge Ross Rizley allowed Shelton to remain free on $1,000 bond pending appeal after finding him guilty of refusing to answer questions before a Senate subcommittee about Communist ties.
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Washington
D. C
Robert Shelton
New York Times
Congress
Ross Rizley
Nan
Shelton
Times
Senate
Internal Security
Rizley
Oklahoma
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Washington Rd
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45Th St
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29Th Ave
Jose Tijerina
13Th Ct
Harold Nelson
Trevor
John W. Jones
20Th Ave
Ralph Johnston
Racine
Vernon A. Bingham
Kenosha Chamber of Commerce
Seventh Fleet
Nicolazzo
Electric Co
Telephone Co
Milwaukee County
Mount Mary College
Midwest
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Mercury
Raymond Washington
James Curry
Associated Press
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