Movie Inspires Jailbreakers Surrender in Warwick
In Warwick Virginia two inmates fled a Denbigh jail after a night of bar sawing their cell window. They surrendered to police after seeing a film about Benedict Arnold and said the portrayal made them think twice before hiding in Williamsburg and later returning to lockup.
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Warwick
Benedict Arnold
Mantey
Everett BR
Dean
George A. Mackownan
Newport News
Denbigh
Williamsburg
Arnold
William Marion
Firemen Mascots Muzzled After Dog Incidents in Chicago
Fire Commissioner Anthony J. Mullaney orders muzzle or inoculation of firehouse mascots after two recent incidents where boys were bitten by fire department mascot dogs. A department official notes many firehouses keep mascot dogs.
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Chicago
UFI
Anthony J. Mullaney
Mullaney
Morocco Plans New Moroccan Government Talks
France moves toward a self rule government in Morocco as Premier Faure backs a September target. Talks with nationalist leaders including Istiqlal continue, with Grandval set to be replaced and Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour tipped as successor amid unrest and calls for reform.
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Edgar Faure
Faure
Morocco
Istiqlal
Aix Les Bains
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Tunisia
Moraccn
Little Man Tax Cut Hinted by GOP Leader Carlson
Senator Carlson of Kansas predicts a 1956 tax cut aimed at the little man while defending the Eisenhower era as favoring balance and business. He backs extending current business taxes and foresees a future individual tax reduction as the budget balance nears. He also supports Ike’s economy push to curb department spending.
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Washington
Upi
Carl' Sson
R-Kan
Eisenhower
Truman
GOP
Carlson
Lany
Senate Finance Committee
Do You Agree Promacy Struggles Mentioned Incoherent Note
Fragmentary OCR text references a promacy theme and names Charles Gates, a lawyer, with scattered phrases about American financier, statesman figures, and unclear identifiers. no clear event or quotation suitable for a full report.
Palm Springs Arraignment Faces Death Murder Charge
Palm Springs police prepare to arraign ex convict Robert I Miers and his wife Betty on murder charges in the death of 66 year old building inspector Donald E Graham. Graham was found beaten to death in his home after a night of clubbing. The couple were arrested in Kingman Arizona while reportedly attempting to flee with their four children. The two say Graham attacked Miers first but investigators say Miers admitted striking Graham after witnesses. Evidence includes a trussed body with a sheet around the neck and hand and stolen items later tied to Curtis Lee, the Miers babysitter. Mrs Miers has no prior police record.
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New Bedford
Mass
Gpi
Floyd L. Ostrander
Ostrander
Palm Springs
Robert I. Miers
Betty
Donald E. Graham
Graham
Miers
Kettman
Graham Land
Curtis Lee
Lee
Suits Seek Orders for Elections in Three Assembly Vacancies
Democrats filed Supreme Court suits in San Francisco demanding Gov. Knight call special elections to fill vacancies in the 25th San Mateo 35th Tulare and 75th Orange districts. Attorney General Brown says no power compels action. Vacancies followed Creedon Jiven Patterson retirements and a death. Rent ads trumpet a remedy for money.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Goodwin J. Knight
Boards of Supervisors
San Mateo County
Tulare
iKings
Orange County
Edmund G. Brown
Atty
Roger Kent
California
Democratic State Central Committee
State Supreme Court
25Th District Assembly
Daniel J. Creedon
Up-to-Date Flood Toll and Red Cross Costs Rise
The American Red Cross reports 49,441 affected families in the northeast floods, with relief costs projected above 10 million dollars. Deaths confirmed total 143, while 5,509 injured include 252 hospitalized. State breakdown shows Connecticut 3,193 and New York 1,360 affected families.
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New York
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Connecticut
Rare Mineral Found in Hong Kong by British Corporal
A British army corporal uncovered a rich vein of rare beryl in Hong Kong. The mineral, valued at about twenty eight million dollars, is used in heat resisting aircraft engine parts and in optical and electrical instruments.
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London
Hong Kong
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Miracle Fabrics
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