Search for victims ends as wreckage found in Iowa
A four week search for two missing San Francisco men and their wives ended with the discovery of the plane wreckage and the bodies in a dense farm wood lot four miles south of Montezuma Iowa. The crash occurred in east central Iowa and responders recovered scattered debris and human remains in the secluded thicket.
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Vnifax
San Francisco
Montezuma
Iowa
Lester Weber
Lorraine
Richard Weber
Richard
Frances
Wisconsin
Des Moines
William Leidens
Poweshiek
William Welsh
Mississippi River Valley
Webers
Milwaukee
Lester
Army
Presido Flying Club
Burn Victim's Story Falls Apart As Probe Deepens
In Pontiac Michigan Frank Kierdorf a Teamsters official burned in hospital faces new doubts about his account. Prosecutor Ziem cites prior medication and lack of evidence for his claim of rolling in grass to extinguish flames. Investigators seek truth about two strangers, a black Packard, and possible explosive material.
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Pontiac
Mich
Teamsters
Frank Kierdorf
Herman
Frank
Frederick Ziem
John
Roger
Packard
Flint
Detroit
Californian swims 3 miles to flee circling motorboat
Richard W. Taylor 28, of Hollywood, swam three miles after his speedboat began circling him off San Pedro. Coast Guard cutters towed the pilotless craft as Taylor, battered by heavy swells, reached shore unconscious and was revived by a lifeguard.
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San Pedro
Calif
Hollywood
Richard W. Taylor
Santa Catalina Island
Coast Guard
Taylor
Backers Push For Passage Of Farm Bill Compromise
Organized House farm forces rally for a compromise farm bill to cut price supports for cotton corn and rice while allowing more cotton planting and adjusting programs. House leaders push a vote to clear terms with the Senate and tackle dairy and fee objections.
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Washington
House
Senate House
Benson
Senate
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Kekeer
Eisenhower says US seeks full Mideast crisis discussion at UN
President Eisenhower said the United States wants to discuss the entire Middle East issue at a proposed UN General Assembly session. He cautioned debate should not be limited to Lebanon and noted no current plan to attend unless necessary. He spoke on troop withdrawal, possible summit, and school integration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Mideast
United Nations General Assembly
Lebanon
U.N
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Dulles Warns of War Threat From Indirect Aggression
Secretary of State Dulles warned in Brazil that indirect aggression risks a new world war with harsher consequences. He spoke at a luncheon hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Rio amid talks with Juscelino Kubitschek on a Pan American summit to boost inter American ties and development. He outlined limits of U.S. aid and discussed coffee and oil price talks with Brazil seeking closer cooperation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
State Dulles
Dulles
American Chamber of Commerce
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brasilia
Rio
Washington
Kubitschek
United States
Latin America
Francisco Negrao de Lima
U.S
Petrobras
Hoffa Denies Receiving 17500 Payoff Before Senate Panel
James R. Hoffa told the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee he had 60 322 in gambling gains from 1948 to 1956 and denied any $17 500 payoff. He named Bert Brennan as able to explain details, while Brennan invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Hoffa
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Brennan
Detroit
Eleva Man Held as Bank Bandit Suspect
Orrin Sandberg of Eleva was arrested at a road block with 2400 dollars in his car after a Bancroft State Bank holdup. A bank employee identified the money as belonging to Bancroft Bank while Sandberg denied involvement. Police set road blocks in Portage Wood and Waushara counties as details emerged.
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Eleva
Marshfield
Wood County
Tom Forsythe
Bancroft State Bank
Forsythe
Orrin Sandberg
Sandberg
Bancroft Bank
Wisconsin Rapids
Bancroft
Sparta Shoe Shine Boys Get Boot Turmoil Hits Camp McCoy Area
In Sparta Wisconsin local youths who shined shoes for off duty Camp McCoy soldiers were told to stop after complaints. Police Chief Carl E Lehman said one boy persisted in following a customer and that the boys’ presence became a nuisance despite no ordinance banning shoe shining.
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Sparta
Wis
Camp McCoy
Carl E. Lehman
Lehman
Lee Rooker
Eisenhower to Lead U S Delegation If Needed
President Eisenhower said he would head the U S delegation to a possible emergency United Nations General Assembly session on the Middle East if personal presence is necessary or desirable. Khrushchev’s attendance is uncertain as officials doubt he will come. Eisenhower spoke at a news conference offering no current plan to travel to New York.
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Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Khrushchev
Security Council
General Assembly
New York
U. N
Khrushchev Crushes Early Summit Hope in Moscow Move
Western diplomats say Khrushchev collapsed chances for an early heads of government summit by calling for a United Nations General Assembly emergency session. The flap centered on the Middle East crisis and U S and British actions with Eisenhower and Macmillan weighing Security Council or U N Assembly options.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Mideast
Britain
Macmillan
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
United Nations
New York
Europe
Moscow
Peiping
Red China
Mao Tze
Opening Of 68th Annual Inter-State Fair Jams Entries
Buildings and tents jammed with entries as the 68th Inter-State Fair opened at the U.S. 16 fairgrounds near West Salem. Exhibits include open class and 4-H livestock, dairy, beef cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and home economics. The William T. Collins Shows arrived with rides and midway tents ready for operation after travels from Minot and other North Dakota towns.
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Eddie Mack
U.S. 16
West Salem
Harold Huth
Stoo
William T. Collins
Minot
S.D
Collins
Jamestown
N.D
Fessenden
Langdon
Hamilton
Devils Lake
la Crosse
Cedar Rapids
Mideast Briefs Update From United Nations to Damascus
AP dispatches report quick Security Council push for a Middle East special Assembly session in New York. Khrushchev’s death blow to summit talks astonishes officials, while Western diplomats weigh his retreat. Murphy visits Cairo as Solh cabinet signals resignation and Syria seeks closer links with Baghdad’s new regime.
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United Nations
Security Council
Special Assembly
Middle East
Washington
Khrushchev
London
Britain
United States
U.N. General Assembly
France
Moscow
Cairo
U.S
Robert Murphy
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Beirut
Sami Solh
Damascus
Syria
Baghdad
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