Leads Grow in Mail Theft Case After Vacuum of Clues
Police press investigation into Britain's great train robbery as they question eight suspects. A 32 year old London hairdresser held after being picked up in Leicester. authorities search home of beauty queen Margaret Perkins following her Manchester pageant win. Roy John James, racecar driver nicknamed The Weasel, remains sought as investigators seize one of his cars and probe a south London garage.
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London
Britain
Leicester
Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire
James
Goodwood
Scotland Yard
South London
Love fined for disturbing peace after club squabble
Gerald Love aged 22 of 836 Miss. St. was fined 50 dollars in police court for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest after a Friday clash at the La Tropicana Club 434 Locust. Officers were called to separate Love and Sissie Haas who runs the club.
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Gerald Love
Miss. St
la Tropicana Club
Love
Sissie Haas
Fine Suspended For Riotous Conduct In Police Court
Harold Brown of 1244 Pa. Street was fined 25 dollars in police court this morning for riotous and disorderly conduct, with 10 dollars of the fine suspended.
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Harold Brown
Pa. St
Breakthrough Completes Escape Hole for Fellin and Throne
Rescuers completed a 12 inch escape shaft for Fellin and Throne after days of drilling and relief efforts. A test plug was set at 298 feet to seal the chamber while support timbers were placed around the cubicle. Government officials and the governor visited the scene as the two men maintained spirits, singing and sharing humor over the life line communications.
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Fellin
Throne
Couc
Bova
General Precision Corp
Pleasantville
N.Y
New York City
Gordon Smith
Smith
Charmbury
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
New York
Fellows
David
Haak
Massa
The Saturday Column on Dilemmas of East West Peace
The column weighs risks of a NATO Warsaw Pact pact and a nuclear test ban, debating whether easing Cold War tensions serves lasting peace. It questions China outreach, Cuba policy, arms cuts, and the gamble between appeasement and intervention amid global power rivalries.
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U.S
Moscow
Russia
Britain
China
Peking
Khrushchev
NATO
America
Europe
U. S
England
London Observer
United Nations
Crock yields $655 gold coins unearthed in Salem shed
In Salem Ohio on a farm of Gail and Mrs Owin Glassburn a crock with five dollar ten dollar and twenty dollar gold coins was found by a bulldozer operator. The oldest piece is a 1905 twenty and the box was buried about a foot underground. The coins are valued at a minimum of 2175 dollars and were turned over to the police.
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Salem
Ohio
Owin Glassburn
Gail Hutchinson
Glassburn
Allande
Address correction in traffic violations report
A Friday Journal-World item corrected an erroneous address listing 443 Ala. to read 443 Ark. The correction clarifies the proper jurisdiction for the cited traffic violation.
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Journal-World
Ala
Ark
Spacious Parking Facilities at Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home offers spacious parking facilities at their VI 3 511 address with emphasis on ample space for mourners and visitors. Advertising notes highlight convenience and accessible parking options for services and visits.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Treasury shifts to monthly bills to align with Fed policy
New York AP reports the Treasury will switch one year bills from quarterly to monthly offerings to better align with Federal Reserve credit management and support corporate financing. The move aims to curb gold and dollar outflow and stimulate domestic growth through easier long term credit. The change follows prior monetary tightening and a discount rate hike to 3.5 percent, affecting short term borrowing costs.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Treasury
LIFE Meeting To Be Tuesday
An organizational breakfast meeting of Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise will be held at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Eldridge Hotel. LIFE aims to welcome international students to Lawrence and Kansas University with new housing office plans and student hosts. Riley Burcham chaired LIFE. new officers will be elected and fall activities planned. L. F. Saunders of People-to-People will speak. reservations close Monday at 5 p.m.
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Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise
Eldridge
LIFE
Lawrence
Kansas University
Riley Burcham
L. F. Saunders
Kansas City
Burcham
Eldridge Hotel
Quiet Introverted Children Are Not a Cause for Worry
Washington psychologist Nathaniel N Wagner told the 17th International Congress of Psychology that quiet withdrawn children often become quiet adults who are happy and useful. He argued daydreaming can be constructive and that aggression in childhood predicts later trouble, not introversion.
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Washington
Nathaniel N. Wagner
Washington University Medical School
Wagner
Alfred Einstein
Boy Scouts
Three Kansas City Men Held In Marijuana Case
Three Kansas City men Dennis Richardson Keith Young and Robert Stoner were arrested after a liquor store incident. Police found raw marijuana plants in their car and charged them with possession of drugs. Bond set at 1500 each. Stoner released on bond. Richardson and Young held in county jail awaiting preliminary hearing set for Sept 11.
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Kansas City
Dennis Wayne Richardson
Kan
Keith Edward Young
Robert Joe Stoner
Peterson Liquor
N. 2Nd St
Earl Harris
Lawrence
James Paddock
C. C. Rankin
Stoner
Richardson
Young
Schnauzer Nanny Feeds Poodle Pups at Linwood Kennels
A Lawrence Schnauzer at Brown ing Acre Kennels helped nurse five of her own puppies and five poodle pups when the poodle mother was hospitalized. Despite thinning, all mothers and litters are reported healthy now. Cities Service Gas Co. announced a $600000 pipeline project near Lawrence, adding 1000 feet of heavy pipe and replacing seven miles of 18 to 20 inch lines with 26 inch pipe across the Kansas River.
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Browning Acre
Linwood
Cecile Browning
Cities Service Gas Co
Lawrence
Kansas River
Fate of Airman Still Uncertain in B47 Crash
Omaha AP report says Capt. Leonard A. Theis may have been sucked out during decompression after the B47 crash near Irwin Iowa. Theis from San Fernando California is missing as rescuers search the countryside. two crewmen died and three survived the collision of two aircraft from Schilling Air Force Base.
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Omaha
Air Force
Leonard A. Theis
Theis
Irwin
San Fernando
Calif
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Offutt Air Force Base
Greeley Gas Co Gets Rate Increase Approval
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a rate hike for Greeley Gas Co affecting the first 1000 cubic feet monthly charge from 1.5459 to 2 dollars and raised minimum bills to 2 dollars from 1.50. Other actions included interim rate moves for Kansas State Telephone Co and several exchanges in southeast Kansas.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Greeley Gas Co
KCC
Kansas State Telephone Co
Baxter Springs
Galena
Riverton
Scammon
Moundridge Telephone Co
Moundridge
Goessel
Totah
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Graham
Red China
Mm R Gill Agency
Rel Estate & Insurance
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State Farm
State Farms Service
Fara Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
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Lawrence Mem Memorial Co
Endaco Orman
Fred Rumsey
I Minse Funeral Home
Oscar Rumsey
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