Bandit Duo Captured After Massachusetts Manhunt
The Coyle brothers, Philadelphia born orphans aged 22 and 24, were tracked through woods near a Massachusetts liquor store and captured after a hostage escape attempt. William Coyle died from police gunfire. John Coyle survived. Police had pursued them since Monday for a December Cape Cod supermarket robbery and Kane’s Philadelphia murder.
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William Sedgwick
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Union City
N.J
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Canova House
John Lacasse
New Bedford
Young Co
James F. Kane
Coyles
Kane
Coal Operators Again Seek Federal Troops in Kentucky Coal Fields
Coal operators in Perry Letcher and Knott counties sought President Eisenhower’s help to send troops to eastern Kentucky coal fields amid a strike that has killed three people in three months. The United Mine Workers Union pledged cooperation with sheriffs to curb violence as the union seeks a $2 daily raise and a nonunion coal prohibition.
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Eisenhower
Kentucky
United Mine Workers Union
White House
Joseph C. Lewis
Perry
Letcher
Knott
Pike
Lewis
A. B. Chandler
National Guard
UMW
Man Crawls to Safety As Wheat Bin Falls
WINDOM Kansas a flat steel wheat storage bin collapsed spilling about 30000 bushels of wheat. A worker inside scrambled to safety and escaped injury. The bin owned by Wall Rogalsky Milling Co of McPherson held 135000 bushels of wheat with 150000 capacity. Cause of collapse undetermined. Martin Legpat was near the end when it gave way and reached the other end unharmed.
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Wall- Rogalsky Milling Co
McPherson
Martin Legpat
Dimond Serves Visiting Professorship in London Institute
Dr. E Grey Dimond, chairman of the Kansas University Medical School, is serving a month and a half visiting professorship in the Institute of Cardiology at London University in England. He will return Aug. 1.
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Kansas University Medical School
Institute of Cardiology
London University
England
Bibles Under Water
In New London Connecticut the American Bible Society expanded its wartime work by distributing free Scriptures to the submarine fleet marking 142 years of aiding armed forces with Bibles.
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New London
Conn
The
American Bible Society
Brigitte Bardot Marries Jacques Charrier in Saint Tropez
Brigitte Bardot and Jacques Charrier announced they are married in Saint Tropez amid 48 hours of rumors. Charrier declined to reveal the ceremony location, and checks found no official record of a wedding in nearby towns or the Montpellier region.
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Saint Tropez
France
Brigitte Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Charrier
Riviera
Montpellier
Nixon Cleared to Tour Siberian Cities on Soviet Visit
The Soviet government allows Vice President Nixon to tour several Siberian cities during his peacetime goodwill trip to the USSR. State Department and Soviet Embassy finalize arrangements with more steps planned, including the July 25 opening of the American national exhibit in Moscow.
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Siberia
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Siberian
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry A. Wallace
State Department
Moscow
Frol Kozlov
Nikita Khrushchev
Kozlov
New York
Soviet Exhibit Opens at New York Coliseum on June 30
A Soviet trade and cultural exhibit is set to open at New York City's Coliseum starting June 30. The exhibit will be followed by discussions about potential meetings with President Eisenhower and tours of industries in New Jersey Pittsburgh Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles and an unspecified Texas city.
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Eisenhower
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas
St. Louis Stereotype Strike Talks Continue With Mediation
A second negotiation session was planned for today in St. Louis as the stereotyping strike halts the Post-Dispatch and Globe-D Democrat. A U S mediator joined talks between Pulitzer Publishing Co and Local 8 amid accusations of bad faith and Taft Hartley violations. Base pay for stereotypers is 119 a week.
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Stereotypers
Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
U. S
Pulitzer Publishing Co
Stereotypers Local 8
Pulitzer Company
Afternoon Post-Dispatch
Morning Globe-Democrat
Salina Man Killed As House Collapses
A 20 year old man was killed when part of a house under razing fell on him in Salina Kansas. The accident occurred yesterday and authorities say he was buried under debris.
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Salina
Salina, Kas
Airman Clausen Dies After House Demolition Accident
Airman Second Class John W. Clausen of Schilling AFB and Chicago died about seven hours after a building collapse during house tearing down. He was accompanied by another airman at the scene. Danny Murtaugh, manager of the Pirates, comment on managerial fate tied to wins.
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John W. Clausen
Schilling Air Force Base
Chicago
Young Clausen
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Murtaugh Receives Pittsburgh Sports Publicity Award
A few weeks before spring training Joe Murtaugh traveled from Chester Pa to accept a Steel City publicity award for 1958. He smiled and declared upon receiving the honor.
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Pittsburgh
Chester
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