Mad Bomber Still Nightmare to Police
New York police pursue the elusive Mad Bomber blamed for planting 27 home made bombs since 1940 in Manhattan venues. He targets Grand Central and Pennsylvania Stations and theaters like Radio City Music Hall Paramount and Roxy, with eight injuries reported. He vanished after 1941 and resurfaced in 1951, with a peak activity in 1955. Authorities caution against public tips and say many hoax threats complicate the case.
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Radio City Music Hall
Paramount
Roxy
Times Square
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Paramount Theater
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Man seeks Kentucky wife in 1940s letter from Carson kin
Richmond Ky reports a self described Rock Yeart Ga physician and Kit Carson grandson wrote seeking a woman not over 43 with at least a 10th grade education. He offered a plain country life and a No 7 to 10 uniform wardrobe, stating childless widower status and willingness to educate stepchildren. Also notes a 1942 Kit Carson marker near Richmond and a separate AP photo of a chimpanzee trained in roller skating in St Louis.
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Kit Carson
James Carson
Burt
Nowland
Foxing the boys and a risky fox bounty tale
Lancaster County officials seek regional agreement over fox issues and set bounties for fox parts while a separate California incident tells of a boy trapped by an alto saxophone and firefighters freeing his foot as his family jokes about a new instrument. The piece mixes local governance with a humorous safety anecdote.
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S Angeles
Randy Koral
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Red China Signals Plan Slashing Heavy Industry Drive
Peiping appears set to trim its five year plan prioritizing heavy industry as unrest grows over living standards in Red China. Chen Yun Aye, deputy premier, appointed as head of commerce while Tseng Shan is moved aside. Radio quotes party politburo proposals stressing faster agricultural and light industry development amid food and consumer goods shortages.
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China
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Chen Yun Aye
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Chen
Peiping
Communist Party
Nehru comments on Commonwealth and alliances abroad
Prime Minister Nehru said India should remain in the British Commonwealth despite foreign pressures. He critiqued distant blocs and military alliances while praising peaceful cooperation, and prepared to meet the U S president amid debates over Middle East tensions and the Suez situation.
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Stray Heaven Doggy Christmas Day Observed Nationwide
The second annual Christmas for Canines observance will honor homeless dogs in pounds from New York to San Francisco next Thursday December 13. Dogs will be visited by Santa Claus and fed treats funded by a dog food company.
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San Francisco
Santa Claus
Mrs. Luce Prepares Official Exit From Rome Post
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce resumed work in Rome as she prepares to leave office. Mrs Jaude arrived from the United States and submitted her resignation. She plans to remain in Rome through December awaiting successor James D. Zellerbach.
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Clare Boothe Lice
Jaude
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Rome
James D. Zellerbach
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