Jewelry Salesman Escapes Jewel Thieves in Detroit
In Detroit FBI and police captured three men believed to be jewel thieves trailing Cleveland Jeweler Frank Gentile and his $50,000 collection for four days. Suspects John Mazzeo William Berkowitz and Abraham Katz faced investigation. Gentile followed instructions to keep visiting customers as a cautious procession unfolded.
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Detroit
Frank Y. Gentile
Cleveland Ohin
FBI
John Mazzeo
William Berkowitz
Abraham Katz
Miami
Fla
William H. Ford
Gentile
Ford
Berkowitz
Gentile’s
Mazzeo
Katz
James Bannon
Bannon
Gambling Pays Dominates Lawrence Talk Before Army Game
Fans in downtown Lawrence debated a potential Boston pass strategy as muddy field conditions after kickoff influenced play. About 150 Allied officers and families from roughly 40 nations, enrolled at Fort Leavenworth, attended the game marking many’s first view of American football after touring the KU campus.
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Boston
Lawrence
Free World
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Deaths and Funerals Featured in Lawrence Area Notices
Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Dale F. Stansbury of Durham heart attack details and funeral plans in Durham. Survivors include her husband and four children, with relatives in Lawrence and Atlanta. Also listed are Samuel B Wiley and Samuel D Wiley as survivors of a Lawrence man who died at 77, with funeral plans and burial, plus memorial gifts to cancer funds. Further notices announce the death of Ida C Beurman of Kalispell and Ethel Alberta Kerr of Lawrence, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements with Rumsey Funeral Home and Oak Hill Cemetery burial, plus a large Kerr family listing and local ties.
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Dale F. Stansbury
Durham
N. C
Frank T. Stockton
Lawrence
Stansbury
Patricia
Sam Ambrose
Atlanta
E. Eugene Stansbury
Tennessee University
Alan P. Stansbury
Livingston, N. J
Samuel B
Wiley Samuel D. Wiley
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Paul Davis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lyman Wiley
Cambridge Rd
Laurence Wiley
Los Angeles
Calif
Elea Wiley
Mo. St
Ida C. Beurman
Kalispell
Mont
Immanuel Lutheran Home
Albert H. Beurman
A. R. Maxwell
Fred Bartz
John Weber
Greeley, Cole
Ethel Alberta Kerr
E. 13Th St
George H. Kerr
al Powell
Route 5
Clarence H{allmark
Sa. St. Ason
Ollie Peters
E. 23Rd St
Khrushchev's Peace Talk Meets Chinese War Readiness
SATURDAY COLUMN assesses Khrushchev's peace pleas amid China's 10th anniversary parade and Lin Piao boasts of Formosa options. It compares Soviet hints of nonwar with China’s push toward the Great Leap Forward and potential atomic ambitions, noting tensions with Chiang Kai-shek's legacy and global stockpiles.
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Khrushchev
Lin Piao
Formosa
China
Births Report From Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital lists new arrivals including Naomi Perdue Rosemary House Essie Rice Ethel Kerr Lawrence David Pettifer Elkhart Indiana Domingo Chama Haskell Institute Jean Russell Dolores Davoren and baby boy Tonganoxie Bonnie Barnett Elsie Perkins Loretta Walton Mamie Gowans Earl Bussing route 3 Esther Colburn Edna Rays William Gallagher Sally Distler and baby girl John Albers Anna Sue Clark and baby boy in Eudora Linwood and 1526 Vt Street a daughter Friday May be the note from the hospital births column with several names and addresses.
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Naomi Perdue
Ash. St
Rosemary House
Elm St
Essie Rice
Conn, St
Ethel Kerr
Lawrence
David Pettifer
Elkhart
Ind
Domingo Chama
Haskell J Institute
Jean Russell
N. H. St
Dolores Davoren
William Gallagher
Sally Distler
Ala
John Albers
Tenn
Anna Sue Clark
Eudora
Ruby Carrall
Linwood
Tax Check Past In Jeff County
OSKALOOSA Wilkins and Associates, professional tax assessors, completed revaluating Jefferson County real estate for 1960 taxes. 100 percent valuations were set, with the plan to use a percentage of these values for tax computations. final values will likely not be released until after the first of next year.
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Oskaloosa—Wilkins and Associates
Jefferson County
Dan Sheldon
Sheldon
Paramount Signs Bardot's Ex-Husband Vadim to Hollywood Films
Paramount taps Roger Vadim, Brigitte Bardot's ex husband and director of And God Created Woman, to make three pictures in the United States. Vadim defends Dangerous Relations as not immoral, cites French censorship and calls for cross border exchange of talent between France and Hollywood.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Paramount
Roger Vadim
Vadim
Brigitte Barda
United States
France
Paris
Lmitation
Pledge to Curb Crimes in Kansas City
Governor James T. Blair announced a pledge by state county and city law enforcement to boost cooperation to curb crime in general and liquor law violations in Kansas City. He said the meeting followed a grand jury report noting rising crime and liquor enforcement concerns, and stressed limited manpower and money require unified action. The conference was closed to newsmen as officials outlined plans to deter law violators.
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Kansas City
James T. Blair
Uquor
Blair
Bruce Rothwell Joins Navy Science Cruiser Trip
Bruce A. Rothwell, 17, of Lawrence Kansas, is among 82 U.S. youths selected for a week long science probe in southern California. The program, hosted by Vice Admiral Libby at the First Fleet Command in San Diego, follows a spring science fair and places the group at the San Diego Naval Training Center.
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22Nd St
Lawrence
Kan
California
Lawrence High School
Rothwell
Navy
R. E. Libby
First Fleet Command
San Diego
San Diego Naval Training Center
Radar checks slow traffic near Lawrence schools
Assistant Chief Bill Cox says police run regular radar near school zones during busy hours to curb speeding as students are present. Several speeding arrests have been made this month.
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Bill Cox
Cox
John Hazelet
Ship Marmadeal Fire Near Bermuda With Crew Aboard
A freighter named Marmadeal, carrying about 58 to 59 people, was ablaze in its No 3 cargo hold about 65 miles from Bermuda amid hurricane Hannah. The ship did not request help, but Coast Guard cutters and a hovering plane monitored the scene, with a submarine trailing behind. The Moore-McCormack Ship Line said it left New York Sept 1 for South America with roughly 48 crew and 11 passengers. Coast Guard noted crew and passenger counts as 43 and 12 respectively. no cause or firefighting details were provided.
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China
Russia
Quemoy
Matsu
Laos
India
Tibet
Formosa
Stalin
Khrushchev
Boiss
Mao
Chou
Lin
New York
Bermmuda
Coast Guard
Bermuda
Moore-McCormack Ship Line
South America
Seven held for dynamiting Negro home in Delaware
Seven men and a woman were arraigned in Wilmington on indictments accusing them of dynamiting the home of the first Negro family to move into their suburban community. Four pleaded innocent or stood mute as lawyers challenged indictments as illegal for grand jury absences. bail was set at $65,000 for eight suspects. The Rayfields' house was exploded on April 7 and August 2, forcing the family to move back to Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Del
William J. Storey
Superior Court
George Rayfield
Rayfields
Storey
Transportation Session Starts Sunday on Oread
The National Conference on School Transportation begins at Kansas University Sunday with about 200 attendees. Delegates from 40 states include school officials and superintendents. about 50 consultants from manufacturing firms join. The four day event runs through Wednesday at the Kansas Union with guest speakers Norman Key, E Glenn Featherston, and Robert M Isenberg. Sponsored by NEA, the Council of Chief State School Officers, and the U S Education Office.
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National Conference On
Kansas University
KU Extension
Jerry Adams
Norman Key
National Commission On Safety Education
E. Glenn Featherston
U.S. Education Office
Robert M
Nutrition Talks Planned Rev Jones Will Speak In Lawrence
A series of nutrition talks for Lawrence Public Schools and St John’s Catholic School will be led by Elma Ibsen of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association. Sponsored by the Douglas County Tuberculosis Society, the talks focus on tuberculosis prevention and healthy eating. Rev James G Jones Jr of St Leonard’s House in Chicago will speak at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday at 10 45 am, his third Lawrence visit.
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Journal-World
Haskell
Rev. Jones
Lawrence
Lawrence Public
St. John’s Catholic School
Elma Ibsen
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Douglas County Tuberculosis Society
Jeanne Dicker
Centennial School
Schwegler and
Cordley
Hillcrest
Sunset Hill
McAllaster
New York
Pinckney
Woodlawn
East Heights
St. John's
James G. Jones Jr
St. Leonard's House
Chicago
Trinity Episcopal Church
Nixon Visits New Hampshire Flood Control Site
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrives at Concord Airport to meet Gov. Wesley Powell and Republican leaders. A 9-car motorcade escorts him on a 30 mile tour to Hopkinton for the groundbreaking of a large flood control project described as the East’s biggest ever built.
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Concord
N. H
Richard M. Nixon
Wesley Powell
Nixon
Hopkinton
News Really a Shock for Newly-Rich Student
New York AP report about Miriam Etter, a 20 year old coed who learns her late uncle Samuel Glazer left her 8000000? in his will after her father calls with news. Glazer, wealthy from South African ventures, died September 20 in Johannesburg. The piece also notes Mississippi junior tackle Bob Benton wearing a 21 inch collar.
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New York
Miriam Etter
Patie
Miriam
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Samuel Glazer
Glazer
Etters
Johannesburg
Gas Tank Spills as Flood Waters Rise in Wellington
A 5,000 gallon gasoline tank ruptured and spilled into flood waters in Wellington after floods from Hargis Creek swept it from Santa Fe Railroad yards. A leaking railroad tank car added diesel oil to the hazard as waters surged, then fell as the flood receded and danger faded.
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Wellington
Kan
Ed Johnson
Santa Fe
Hargis Creek
Ike Is Losing His Love Of Grapefruit On Links
Palm Springs California AP report notes President Eisenhower, a grapefruit fan, may abandon the fruit as it blocks fairways at El Dorado Country Club. He has struggled with the course, spending time in rough among grapefruit trees and facing water hazards.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
Communist Party
Chiang
Communist China
Red China
Ike
Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
el Dorado Country Club
Strike Picture Looks This Way
Washington AP reports nationwide strikes idle more than a million workers. Steel 500000 and allied 200000 idle. dockworkers 85000 idle from Maine to Texas. meatpacking Swift & Co workers over 7000 idle. nonferrous metals 30000 idle in tin and related mines. ship repair 18000 idle from San Francisco to Canada. glass moldmakers 2000 idle. automobile 21000 idle at Chrysler Twinsburg plant. Officials say additional walkouts may add several hundred thousand more.
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Washington
STEEL
Allied Industries
Maine
Texas
Swift & Co
Mit
San Francisco
Canada
Chrysler
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Twinsburg
Glassmaking in Early American Industry Remembered
Glassmaking stood among America's first industries as eight glassmakers landed at Jamestown Virginia in 1608, a memorial note recalling the fledgling craft.
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Jametown
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San Diego, Calif
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Coan
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Trinidad
Sudan
Poland
Bahama Islands
Lucille Allison
Allen Fieldhouse
House of Negro
Oread
Rev. Jones’ Institution
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Kansas
Runsey Funeral Home
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