Married Man and Girlfriend Shot During Jail Escape
In Camden New Jersey a married man and his girlfriend opened fire with police pistols during a jailbreak from a city headquarters. A bystander was grazed by a bullet as they fled in a car and through a building, with officers pursuing through the hall and elevator. The couple, identified as Murray and Clara, were later found in Syracuse area circles. Police say the pair had been arrested previously and left home a month ago, with ties to a New Jersey firm before drifting to Pa and Florida.
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Pedestrian Struck by Car And Leads Driver to Hospital
Alfred Smith 40 at a service station was hit crossing a street by Frances Bryan 34 whose car crashed into a tree. Smith walked to the station and drove Bryan to Mercy Hospital with cuts and bruises. He was treated for icy bruises and discharged.
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Sensational Russian Arms Proposals Seen
Reported by Charles W. Cannan from a focus on Russia and Western powers, the latest armament proposals stir debate. The piece notes talks open in Ireland with speculation on who will push for curbs and how leaders from countries like Great Britain and Canada may influence future negotiations.
Fire Hits New Store In Tulsa
A fire damaged a new Tulsa store with the cause not yet known. ChiefAL Mecnil said firefighters battled the blaze and strong winds hampered access. investigators will review the scene for a cause.
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Plane refuels on Texas road near Houston
A small plane refueled on a Texas road corridor south of Houston near San Marcos yesterday. Pilot Wallener Bayeess, with passengers Louis J. Barilla and Wal Ter Strawee, taxied to a service station and loaded five gallons of gasoline into wing tanks before continuing to a nearby airport five miles away.
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Macmillan To Seek More Trade With Red China
Prime Minister Macmillan plans to urge Eisenhower to ease trade barriers with Red China during the Bermuda talks. He aims to stress continued U S opposition to Peiping’s UN membership and discuss a joint Suez policy, while seeking closer Anglo American cooperation amid Middle East tensions.
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38th Year in Law for By Appointment
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Woman Wins A New Nose Refuses It
London report says Mrs. T. Phillips won 190 pounds on a TV show after viewers chose her nose as the best tale they should be rewarded. She decided to keep her old nose, citing her daughter’s preference and her husband’s relief, with the family noting they are now used to her current appearance.
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Knowland Sees Tossup In 1958 Senate Race
Washington reports Sen. Knowland, Republican leader, sees a tossup in 1958 between Democrats and Republicans for control of the Senate or both houses. He notes outcomes depend on campaign dynamics and voter shifts, with current counts around 283 Democrats and 4 Republicans, and declines to predict the 1960 presidential race.
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Mass Graves Of Jews Mark Anniversary In Germany
In Gergen Belsen Germany more than 1 000 young Germans laid flowers at the mass graves of 30 000 former Jewish concentration camp prisoners. The ceremony honored Anne Frank whose diary drew global attention to the persecution. An estimated two million persons watched.
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Handley Brings Irish Pride to Indiana Meeting
In Indianapolis Harold Handley ties his talk to Irish heritage at an Ancients Order gathering. He boasts a bold stance linking ancestry to his identity while discussing community ties and pride.
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