Colorado Land Rush On Tap
NUCLA Colo Law officers took positions in view today as more than 400 uranium prospectors prepared to file claims tomorrow after 10 a.m. for nearly 100 000 acres in southwestern Colorado. The land opening, the largest in state history, follows the Atomic Energy Commission return to public domain after nine years of exploration. Prospectors arrived with geiger counters drilling rigs and trucks with many carrying six guns. Rules limit each claim to 609 by 1500 feet and require a group departure at 10 a.m.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Colorado
AEC
Chamber of Commerce
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T. J. Franks
Franks
Liberace’s Mother Beaten in Sherman Oaks garage attack
Mrs Frances Liberace sixty five was assaulted by two hooded men in the garage adjoining Liberace’s home. She was beaten and kicked, crawled inside, and was treated for bruises and a possible back injury. Police reported no motive and Liberace was not home.
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Liberace
Sherman Oaks
Frances Liberace
Mysterious 24-Hour Speaker Fills Springfield Station
A loner known as the talker spent 24 hours at Clarence Wendling’s filling station on Springfield’s outskirts. He spoke via pay phone to distant cities, bore witness to poetry, and even chatted with a Paris teacher through an interpreter. He deposited over 300 in the cash box and ordered sandwiches while consuming liquor. Wendling, noting his plain dress and claim of importance, declined to reveal his name.
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Clarence Wendling
Wendling
Paris
France
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Wisconsin
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Grace
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Bank Bid Decided By Tossing Coin
Leavenworth Kansas report says the Leavenworth National Bank opened bids for a conversion project and found George Collins and Julius Katz each submitted $9,950. The two men, bank customers and Rotarians with Bank President Frank Carroll, settled the tie by tossing a coin. Collins won.
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Leavenworth National
George Collins
Julius Katz
Collins
Kanz
Frank Carroll
Parole decision on Leopold still awaits governor input
William G. Stratton said he has not yet decided on Nathan Leopold's parole from Stateville where he serves an 8 year term for the 1924 Bobby Franks murder. The Parole and Pardon Board's report, due next week, will guide his two week later decision as reports circulate on possible release.
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William G. Stratton
Nathan
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Bobby Franks
Chicago Sun-Times
Stratton
Pardon and Parole Board
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Sun-Times
Roger
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Cap's Collea Shop grease fire misleads Sacramento
Sacramento firemen chased a grease fire at Cap's Collea Shop after a 4 50 p m call but found a leaking grease drain caused the incident again at 6 10 p m. Owner Lois Thompson explained the repeated alarms were due to a faulty drain.
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Calif
Cap's
Collea
Cap’s
Lois Thompson
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