Connecticut Attorney Downgrades Kidnap Theory in Baby Case
State's Atty. Ullman said investigators have no solid leads as 600 volunteers searched swampy areas after a baby was snatched from a carriage outside a department store. FBI joined the probe. parents appealed for return. Officials weighed kidnapping for ransom against possible sale or a frustrated mother.
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Abraham S. Ullman
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church
Stephen Rudolo
Pittsburgh
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KU students and adviser attend Baptist meeting at Green Lake
Eight Kansas University students plus adviser travel Sunday to the Baptist Student Movement Conference September 3-8 at Green Lake Wisconsin. Attendees include Betty Lowell Calvin Cormack Fred Brandon Dorothy Nitcher Don Ihde Dee Ihde Earl Ehlen and Roger Williams Fellowship members. Rev Ernst Klein will lead a seminar on The University Situation Today. Guatemala native Guido Barrientos a KU graduate student will speak on World Student Christian Federation work. Two Bacone College students Betty Deere and Carol Johnson join the group.
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Green Lake
Wisc
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Calvin Cormack
Fred Brandon
Dorothy Nitcher
Don Ihde
Dee Ihde
Earl Ehlen
Roger Williams
K.U
Ernst Klein
Baptist University
Guido Barrientos
Guatemala
World Student Christian Federation
Bacone College
Oklahoma
Betty Deere
Carol Johnson
K.U. Group
Retired Publisher Leo Phie Dies in California
Leo Phie 56 longtime San Francisco Call-Bulletin publisher and 40 year newspaperman died yesterday in San Rafael California. He led the paper through many changes and was respected for his editorial standards and industry service.
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Calif
Leophie
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Anniversary of Dalton Doolin gang gunfight at Ingalls
Nearly 200 people gathered in Ingalls Oklahoma to mark the 63rd anniversary of the U S deputy marshals gunfight with the Dalton Doolin gang. A bronze plaque honoring fallen officers was unveiled and a new highway marker about Ingalls territorial history dedicated. Elmer Fraker Oklahoma Historical Society secretary spoke recalling the 1880s incident and the cover wagon entry plan.
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Dalton Doolin
Oklahoma
Elmer Fraker
Oklahoma Historical Society
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Bill Doolin
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Cherokee Strip
Parade Plans Open Legion Session In Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts the opening of the 38th American Legion national convention with a parade of about 30 000 veterans from three wars. A preconvention session saw a split on pressuring the 40 and 8 society to retract charges, as letters from Chicago’s Schlupp derailed a planned deferment.
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Indianapolis
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William H. Schlupp
Chicago
Chicago, Chef de Chemin de Fer of the 40 and 8. ' the Tone of Schlupp
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Battle Creek
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Canadian Holiday Deaths Reach 41 by Early Today
Ottawa police blotter shows 41 killed in Canada during the Labour Day weekend, with 36 in traffic accidents. Ontario reports 17 fatalities, Quebec 15, Nova Scotia 5. compare with last year’s Labour Day totals of 81 deaths and 55 traffic deaths.
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Nutrition expert dead in Chicago
Dr. Anton Julius Carlson, 81, longtime head of University of Chicago physiology and nutrition authority, died yesterday. Born in Bohuslan Sweden, he was a renowned figure in nutrition science and education.
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Anton Julius Carlson
University of Chicago
Bohuslan
Sweden
Eight Members Have Men At Talks to Strengthen SEATO
In Baguso Philippines eight Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty nations convened with sixty eight delegates from the United States Great Britain France Australia New Zealand Pakistan Thailand and the Philippines to draft recommendations for SEATO defense. The six day closed door talks aim to bolster defenses against Communist aggression in Southeast Asia and consider China’s Burma foray and border incidents impacting member nations.
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New Zealand
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Seato Council of Ministers
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Burma
French pianist Yves Nat dies at 65 in Paris
Yves Nat a leading French pianist and dean of professors at the National Conservatory of Music died Saturday in Paris. The renowned musician, aged 65, contributed extensively to French classical music and education.
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Paris
Yves
Nat
French National Conservatory of Music
Scholarships Awarded and Laboratory Additions Planned
A contract awarded to B A Green Construction Co of Lawrence covers 29331 for converting Wertman lab space. Minor alterations remove dormer windows and create several small laboratories in the attic with a metal over wood roof.
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Wertman
B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence
Bandleader Freddy Karger Arrested in Hollywood
Bandleader Freddy Karger, former husband of actress Jane Wyman, was arrested yesterday on a drunk driving charge in Hollywood. Police report cites erratic driving and field sobriety tests. Karger has appeared with various bands and conducted in local clubs and theaters.
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Freddy Karger
Jane Wyman
Dulles Suez Plan In Middle East Affairs Policy
Iran foreign minister Ali Arafat Ardalai discussed a course on the Suez issue in connection with Dulles plan developments. The report continues from page one and outlines Tehran's view on regional stability through American policy during the current crisis.
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Middle East
Ali Ardalan
Iran
French minister cites Nasser as danger to peace in Suez crisis
Christian Pineau defended the French British military buildup and urged a diplomatic settlement of the Suez crisis. He called Nasser a dictator whose aims are as dangerous as Hitler's as another French ship sailed toward the region.
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Christian Pineau
France
Nasser
The Cause of Peace and the United Nations
A fragmentary note discusses Egypt and the United Nations within a broader debate on peace efforts. The text mentions the Egyptian government and references to international diplomacy without full context or concluding statements.
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