Expulsion Row With Russians Settled By U S
The United States quietly settled a diplomatic dispute with Russia over three American Army officers expelled from the Soviet Union. The State Department accepted Russia’s right to eject them and promised replacements to be credited to the American Embassy in Moscow. The incident, kept low key to avoid affecting the Big Four summit, involved Lt. Col. John S. Vinson, Capt. William R. Stroud, and Capt. Walter Mule, who have returned to the United States. No retaliation against the Soviet Union is planned.
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United States
Russia
Soviet Union
State Department
Moscow
John S. Vinson
Milton, Mass
William R. Stroud
Kewanee, Ill
Walter Mule
Ft. Monmouth
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Death Of Youth Sought In Slaying Of Girl, 4
Manchester New Hampshire county solicitor said he will seek the death penalty for Walter Bourque Jr. 17 in the murder of 4 year old Patricia Johnson whose nude body was found in Bourque’s cellar. He allegedly sexually abused and struck her with an axe. Bourque is in jail and due in superior court Monday. Patricia’s mother was hospitalized. police report Bourque confessed after being questioned during a neighborhood search.
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Manchester
N. H
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Walter Bourque Jr
Patricia Johnson
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Patricia
Ethel Johnson
Notre Dame Hospital
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Walter
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Danais
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Walter Bourque
Richard Johnson
John
Richard Jr
Police Seek Sex Killer Of Eight Year Old In Chicago
Police continued a nine year’s most intensive manhunt in Chicago for the sex killer of eight year old Mary Manzo. Over 100 officers targeted two juveniles and a scar faced adult seen with the girl after she left a drugstore. They questioned more than 3,000 families as detectives scoured alleys rooftops and autos for clues and the missing red tennis shoes.
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Chicago
Mary Manzo
Mary
South Side
Newspaper trades for surplus garden foods in Lexington Sun
The Lexington Sun ran a half page ad inviting locals to trade surplus garden foods for subscription time. It offers $1.50 per year in the area and lists blackeye peas, green beans, hay, Irish potatoes, watermelons, cantaloupes and peppers. It promises to trade in some form and urges residents not to delay.
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Lexington
Okla
Lexington Sun
ROTC Retreat Winners Named at Fort Sill Encampment
Results from the six week ROTC summer encampment at Fort Sill were announced Saturday by the ROTC Public Information Office. Battery B of Iowa State College led the first battalion with Bruce S. Evans commanding, while Battery C of Bowling Green State University topped the second battalion under Donald D. Dunham.
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Rotc Public Information Office
Bruce S. Evans
Iowa State College
Donald D. Dunham
Bowling Green State University
Lucasfield
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Ohio
John R. Snow
U.S. Army
Robbery on Chicago Elevated Train Involving Passengers
Sally Carney 23 told police that 16 fellow passengers on an elevated train did not intervene during a knife point robbery of $50 and that six of them left the car with the robber at the next stop.
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Chicago
Sally Carney
Maid Of Cotton To Get New Car
SALLISAW Okla July 9 UP Pretty DeLois Faulkner 1955 Maid of Cotton will drive a new automobile home from her sixmonth international tour next Friday The 20yearold Oklahoma A M graduate will receive keys to a Ford Crown Victoria at a luncheon in Memphis Tenn of district cotton council members and car dealers The National Cotton Council luncheon will mark the end of Miss Faulkner s reign as King Cotton s emissary She won the title of Maid of Cotton in a nationwide contest Since the first of the year the brownhaired beauty has shown citizens of more than 40 cities in the United States Canada and Europe that cotton clothes can look like the most expensive Miss Faulkner had reigned as Queen of the American Royal Live stock Exhibition in Kansas City prior to her cotton triumph.
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Okla
Pretty DeLois Faulkner
Oklahoma A&m
Memphis
Tenn
National Cotton Council
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King Cotton
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Canada
Europe
Kansas City
Pontiac scales new heights of dependability and value
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