Five North Hollywood youths captured in Utah manhunt
Five teenagers from North Hollywood were captured after a Utah manhunt linked to a Las Vegas wanted man. Identified by Sheriff Roy Renouf, the youths were Donald Kenneth Austin 19 Ralph Byrne 16 Robert Clandening 16 Joseph Laserna 17 and William Marley 15. They were held for FBI investigation into a car theft.
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Release Sole Suspect in Nurse Killing
In Brookline Massachusetts police said they had no definite suspect in the bludgeon death of Elizabeth Dose a 29 year old Beth Israel nurse. A former suitor was questioned and released after lie detector and chemical tests raised then cleared suspicion. The killer burned the bed where she lay and left belongings intact. police found no sexual assault or robbery motive.
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1200-Pound Hoofer Entertains Fifth Army Talent Contest
CHICAGO M2 Ali Baba, a 1200 pound dancer mule, will perform Wednesday in the Fifth Army talent contest at Ft. Sheridan. The act was entered by Camp Crowder, Missouri, and features a unique military entertainment contribution from the Roundup of participants.
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Publishers Support Ike Handling of Formosa Crisis
Leading U S publishers interviewed at Newspaper Week express faith in President Eisenhower handling of the Formosa crisis and say the United States should avoid war over Quemoy and Matsu. They favor talks with the Chinese Communists with caution and note varied views on concessions and timing from publishers including Palmer Hoyt William Block George T Cameron John S Knight and Charles F E McCahill.
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Czech Politburo Shakeup Reported in Slovakia
Radio Prague announced that Vilem Siorky of Czechoslovakia was dropped from the Communist Party Politburo in provincial Slovakia. The report came from Vienna and was dated today.
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Financier Robert Holland Dies in New York
Robert B. Holland, 53, Dallas financier and Houston industrial board chairman, collapsed at Grand Central Station after visiting friends in New York. He and Mrs. Holland were en route home to Larchmont after a business trip, ending a stay of several days.
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