NYC Police Clear Five Sought in Queens Bank Theft
New York City police say four men and a girl sought in Italy are not wanted in connection with the $305,243 April 6 bank holdup at the Chase Manhattan Bank branch in Woodside Queens. Assistant District Attorney Thomas Cullen said the individuals are practically cleared of suspicion after investigation and new information. Rome reports indicate police extended a net through Italy for the five tied to the robbery, the largest cash haul in U. S. history.
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Dad of five passes on 32000 on CBS game show
New York police officer Raymond O Hanlon, 39, a part time Shakespeare scholar and father of five, took 16000 in winnings on The 64000 Question instead of risking for 32000 and a shot at 64000. He said if he were single he would have continued, citing the tug between scholarly ego and family duty.
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KU Instructor Leaves KU for New Orleans Bank Post
Kansas University petroleum engineering instructor and State Geological Survey member since 1951, J. P. Everett, will resign to become petroleum engineer for Hibernia National Bank in New Orleans effective July 1. He previously taught at Oklahoma A and M College and earned B.S. and M.S. degrees in petroleum engineering from Oklahoma University. The Everetts and their two children, Candace and John, reside on Route 5.
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Second Night of Explosions Hits British Cyprus Island
In Nicosia eastern Mediterranean a second straight night of hazardous device incidents injured 18 people including 2 Greeks, 9 Turks, and 2 Armenians. A device placed in a police station mailbox fatally wounded a Greek bystander and the police station suffered extensive damage.
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Roosevelt Divorce Decree By Default In California
Romelle Roosevelt won a default inter locutory decree of divorce from Rep James Roosevelt in Pasadena California. She alleged extreme cruelty and retains custody of their three children with a monthly support of 1625 dollars. The judge approved a prior property agreement. In London Prime Minister Eden's government rejected opposition claims about Malaya war delays.
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National Guard Band iConcerts canceled in Kansas City
The 42nd Army Band of the Kansas National Guard had planned three summer park concerts to thank voters who approved a $500,000 armory bond. Local 34 of the AFM rejected the contract, saying city sponsorship would pit union musicians against locals. The union opposed concerts in competition with its members.
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Top Jap Newsman Dies TOKYO
Eisuke Fukuda vice president and president of Tokyo Shimbun died at 75 from pneumonia. The newspaper with 800000 circulation is Tokyo's largest evening paper and Fukuda was reputedly among Japan's wealthiest men.
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K U Men At Meeting At Engineering Education Meet
Three Kansas University engineering faculty members attend the national meeting of the American Society for Engineering Education at Pennsylvania State University. Attendees include W P Smith professor of electrical engineering E J McBride professor of mechanical engineering and Kenneth Deemer professor of applied mechanics.
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New College President Named at Central College
The Rev. Elmer E. Parsons from Osaka Japan will assume the presidency of Central College in McPherson Kas a junior college owned and operated by the Free Methodist Church.
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