Ambassador James P Richards heads to Middle East mission
Ambassador James P Richards departs for the Middle East as Washington sets a stagey tone after a Russia rejection of a Soviet Middle East proposal. The Eisenhower administration backs a plan to boost regional security with military and economic aid up to 200 million dollars and cooperative efforts with local governments. Richards will explain U S pol icy under a new resolution and meet leaders during the tour.
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Worshington
Cahaver
James P. Richards
Russia
Middle East
United States
SSS
Mudie East
Thie Sechower
Con
Richards Enon
Israel
Sti Jgsentower
Richards
Fermer Denmcratic
South Carolina
Primaril
Coss
Eisenhower
New
Are
Tucnards
Sua
TLS
U.S
Artist Fights Chimpanzee Art Exhibition
Berkeley report on Betsy the Baltimore Zoo chimpanzee selling paintings for 25 dollars a canvas and the Sather Gate sidewalk art show inviting her work outside UC Berkeley. Controversy erupts with artist Charles Medecke opposing the display and a Thursday meeting to decide. Also brief on a Traverse City grocery owner receiving a note from a soldier repaying stolen cigarettes.
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James D. White
Berkeley
Calif
Betsy
Baltimore
Mark Mohler
Sather Gates Merchants Assn
Sather Gate
Charles Medecke
Bay Area
Medecke
Vatitfert
Supreme Court Frees Costello on Bail Pending Tax Appeal
Gambler Frank Costello, 63, freed from jail on 325 600 bail by the U S Supreme Court while awaiting the appeal of his income tax evasion sentence. He appeared frail, told reporters he would go home to Central Park West with wife Loreta, and claimed illness including cancer and heart disease. His lawyer Edward Bennett Williams arrived with the release order.
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New York
Frank Costello
U. S. Supreme Court
Costello
Federal House of Detention
Central Park West
Loreta
Costedo
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington
Supreme Court
Williams
Easter Bunny Job Promise in Passaic Store
In Passaic New Jersey UPY A local department store seeks a woman who can squeak like a rabbit to play the Easter Bunny for one month. Applicants must demonstrate an authentic rabbit squeak to be considered for the seasonal role.
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Passaic
Funeral Rites for Adam Bertram Near Lawton Oklahoma
Adam Bertram died Monday afternoon in a local hospital five miles south and three quarters mile east of Lawton. Born November 14, 1884 in Jackson County Indiana, he married Matilda Maschino September 11, 1910. Survivors include his two sons Millard and Joel, a daughter Mrs Carl Bente, two brothers Ben and Eddie, a sister Miss Bertha Bertram and 11 grandchildren. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. today at Lawton Funeral Home. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Rt Rev Msgr Ben Hulshof officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Adam
Tony) Bertram
Lawton
Bertram
Jackson County
Ind
Matilda Maschino
Millard
Jue
Carl Bente
Ben
Edd
Marietta
Okla
Bertha Berthram
Lawton Funeral Home
Church of the Blessed Sucran
Ben Hulshof
Highland Cemetery
Japanese visitors drink mistaken American cocktail in Los Angeles
A real job report from Los Angeles says Sadao Sakaguchi, 23, and his friend Elobide Kyoko, 27, arrived from Japan and were rushed to doctors after drinking what they believed was a domestic cocktail made with laundry bleach. Kyoko said she thought the drink was an acceptable American cocktail.
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Los Angeles
Sadao Sakaguchi
Env
Japan
Elobide Kkyoko
Capital Youth Killed In Wreck
An Oklahoma City teenager Kenneth Coulter died and his companion Jack Tucker was injured when the motorscooter they rode collided with a Sears department store truck in Ola homa City on Monday. The crash occurred near Northwest 22nd and Pulici Avenue as both youths, Classen High School students, rode past the store. The driver, 46 year old Clifford Lee Gaines, was questioned by accident investigators.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Olahoma City
Kenneth Coulter
Thomas W. Coulter
Mercy Hospital
Jack Tucker
Noelhwes Classen High School
Pulici
Bill Lewellyn
L. A. Gramlin Street
Rescoote
Clifford Lee Gaines
Oklahom Sears Department Store
Ma City
Family Commits Death by Own Action With Gas
MERCED Calif. Cyanide gas found at the Snelling home where Emma Steinway 57 Gussie Steinway 66 and their brother August 64 were found dead. Coroner says notes mention ending misery and emptiness and the trio had been dead since Thursday.
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Merced
Calif
Snelling
Here
Emma
Gussie Steinway
August
Kenneth Riggs
Hitchcock in good shape after abdominal surgery
Hollywood reports Alfred Hitchcock, 57, is in good condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital following major abdominal surgery. The exact nature of the operation was not disclosed. Hitchcock had undergone a hernia operation last January.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon
Hitchcock
Used Elvis records trade offered to parents in ad
Anaheim used car dealer runs an offer inviting parents to trade in Elvis Presley records with a $5 per record credit toward a used auto purchase. The advertisement promises parents can “wield the hammer” on all traded records. The stunt aims to attract families to the dealership.
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Lawton Constitution
Fie’sy
Anaheim
Calif
UPI
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