Theft and suspected kidnapping stirs San Jose area
A report of diaper theft and a heavyset blonde woman with a baby bundle prompts search for a kidnapped infant, Robert Marcus. Mrs. Louis Freeman saw the woman at daybreak near 12th Street and St. John, but the suspect fled. A laundry check at 98 North 11th Street found four missing diapers and two baby gowns, linking to earlier wandering-woman reports two miles away.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Infant foundling clues shift as FBI checks footprints
A week after a baby was abducted from Mount Zion hospital, doctors conclude the child is not theirs. The Atlantic City foundling, circumcised and weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce, is ruled not a match as FBI reviews footprints while San Jose police hunt a woman with a baby. A hoax ransom note delays relief as authorities pursue leads in Willow Glen.
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Sanford Marcus
Robert
Hospital
San Francisco
Marcus
Mount Zion Hospital
Atlantic City
N. J
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Associated Press
Emanuel Harrison Nickman
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
Robert Robert
Ray Blackmore
San Jose
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Polio cases rise week ending Sept 16 in Illinois
The State Health Department reports 112 new polio cases in Illinois for the week ended Sept 16, up two from the prior week. Year to date total reaches 963, compared with 1,252 at the same point last year.
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Springfield
Ill
State
Illinois
Molotov Urges West to Cut Arms and Bases
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov asked the western powers to reduce armed forces and liquidate foreign bases without waiting for a disarmament treaty. He spoke at the UN urging endorsement of a study of the Eisenhower open sky proposal and cited Soviet force reductions and the Porkkala base surrender to Finland as examples.
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Assembly
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Porkkala
Finland
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Nikolai Bulganin
Final State Arguments In Till Case Highlight Conviction Call
Sumner Mississippi district attorney Gerald Chatham blasted the defense as the trial neared its end. He declared the killing of Emmett Till a cowardly act and urged the jury to convict Roy Bryant and John Milam for the Chicago boy’s slaying. Defense rested as Chatham, sweating in the Delta heat, said the first words of the case were stained with Till’s blood and argued evidence shows a brutal beating rather than accidental death. The judge overruled motions for a directed verdict and court recessed for final summations in this Mississippi murder case.
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Emmett Till
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Roy Bryant
John W. Milam
Chicago
Mose Wright
Milam
Cottonfield Shack
South
Bryant
Milan
Mississippi
Curtis Swango
Kenosha teachers hold line on 400 raise in deadlocked talks
Negotiations between Kenosha's two teacher groups and the school board stalled over a 75 difference in salary demands. The KEA and KEA union seek a 400 across the board with 14 year max salaries of 5900 for bachelor’s and 6300 for master’s, while the board offers 325. A further action awaits a grievance committee meeting.
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Robert A. Skaife
National Education Association
H. C. Weinlick
Wisconsin Education Association
Leslie Johnson
WEA Welfare Committee
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The
Trades and Labor Council
KTU
Pleasant weekend forecast for Kenosha area
The outlook calls for mostly fair and cool conditions with a high near 62 to 70 degrees on Saturday in Kenosha. Tonight rises to 42 to 48 with clear skies, frost warnings issued in the extreme west as autumn begins.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Lonardi sworn in as provisional president of Argentina
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi was sworn in at the government house in Buenos Aires after leading a rebellion that ousted Juan D. Peron. Thousands saluted from the airport as Lonardi pledged to shield the country from further Peronist damage and suggested a possible later trial for Peron.
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Peron
Argentina
Juan D. Peorn
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan D. Peron
Government House
Palermo
Lonardi
Cordoba
Paraguay
National Congress
Congress
Peronista Party
Rosario
Eva
White Sox accept Frank Lane resignation as GM
Chicago reports the resignation of Frank Lane as general manager was accepted today by the Chicago White Sox. In Barbados hurricane Janet killed over 100 and left thousands homeless with landlines down making casualty estimates uncertain.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Bridgetown
Barbados
Janet
Maier Accepts Offer to Share Platform with Appleton Speaker
State Sen Henry Maier of Milwaukee said on Thursday night he accepted Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin of Appleton's invitation to appear on the same platform.
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Appleton
Wis
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Assembly
Mark Catlin
R-Appleton
Britain and Bulgaria Sign New Trade Pact
Britain and Bulgaria sign a trade agreement. Bulgaria will buy about seven million dollars of British goods next year including machinery textiles fish copper sulphate and woolen rags. Britain will issue import licenses for about four million two hundred thousand dollars of Bulgarian fruit and vegetables. Bulgaria also agrees to settle British financial claims totaling one million one hundred twenty thousand dollars.
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London
Britain
Bulgaria
American Rabbi Killed on Israeli Bus In Arab Attack
An American, Rabbi Herman Brach of Brooklyn, was killed and Canadian Rosia Bercowitz of Montreal wounded when Arab infiltrators attacked an Israeli bus on the Haifa Safed highway near Merkav Shamal. Israel called the ambush grave and asked the Israel Lebanese Mixed Armistice Commission for an emergency session.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Rabbi Herman Brach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rosia Bercowitz
Montreal
Que
Haif-Safad
Meron
Kefar Shamal
Lebanon
Baby Found Crying in Woods Near Richmond Ind
A husky baby girl was found crying in a wooded area near Richmond Indiana and was admitted in critical condition for exposure at Reid Memorial Hospital.
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Ind
Woods
Reid Memorial Hospital
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