Priceless U S Documents Moved to Archives Vault
The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were transferred under armed guard from the Library of Congress to the National Archives Building. Twelve service police carried six crates as tanks guarded the armored car, with a parade escort including the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marines. The 50 ton safe will house the documents in a bombproof vault, with formal installation on Monday and daily public display to follow.
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Shrine of the Archives
Truman
Port Cafe Bombing Leaves Teens as Suspects
Police traced ads to local juveniles amid a San Pedro malt shop bombing that injured no one while shattering the glass front. Detectives identified the device as a simulator shell and believe the blast aimed at the shop front from a passing car, likely a revenge motive tied to barred teens and a narcotics-using youth.
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San Pedro
Army Ordnance
MacArthur
J. A. Kenze
A E. Gorgen
Hanze
Garrick
Charles Elis
Fillis
Aid Speeds to Snow-Buried Vermonters
Boston AP reports crews from Boston western Massachusetts and eastern New York State move into snowbound Vermont as 14 dead in a storm tally rises. Snow depths reach 17 inches in northern areas with 4000 phone lines out while electricity falters. Amateur radio aids AP in distributing news as officials compare impact to 1936 floods.
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Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
New England
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News of the World
Peruvian Boy Freed After Ransom Paid
Lima Peru reports the release of three year old Santiago Grana son of a Peruvian deputy after a ransom of 000 sols about 19250 dollars. A hijacker jumped from a car and seized the child from his nurse Wednesday before the ransom was paid and the boy was returned to his parents.
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Peru
Tti
Kignapers
Santiago Grana
Grana
Woman Sues Doctor Over Gall Bladder Removal
A Detroit housewife, Stella Rozowski, sues Dr. Russell E. Lynch for 100000 claiming he removed her gall bladder instead of treating a hand injury. She alleges daily medicine and strict diet since the botched operation after a hospital chart mix up. The doctor says the error was acknowledged and surgeons corrected the damage.
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Stella Rezowski
Russell E. Lynch
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Lynch
Former U S Army agent caught with top secret files
Berlin AP A former U S Army intelligence agent in Europe as a tourist is jailed in Berlin with thousands of top secret files. Michael Rothkrug 44 of Westport Conn is under Army stockade arrest since Aug 2. His brother Mari notified of impending trial. He left the service this year and ran a German textile firm.
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Berlin
U.S. Army
Europe
U.S. High Commission
West Germany
Commission
Michael BR. Rothkrug
Westport
Conn
Army
State Department
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Mari
Belgium
High Commission
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Sense
Tryin Robbins
Teens Rob Liquor Store At Santa Fe Avenue
Two teenaged bandits held up liquor store clerk Joe W. Dean at 2044 Santa Fe Ave at 12 15 a m. They loaded currency and silver totaling 103.93 into pockets then fled. One youth slipped on the sidewalk as they hurried away, leaving some money behind.
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Joe W. Dean
Dean
Where to Find It Listing Routes and Pages
A compact index lists sections and page numbers for the issue. It covers Boyle-Page A-10, Churches A-6 A-7, Ads B-2 to B-7, Comics 8-8, Crossword A-2, Financial A, Obituaries A-5, Radio Television A-b, Shipping Table A-2, Sparefeet AB, AP, Theaters A-10, Tides Temperatures A-2.
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Bank Robbery Suspect Identified as Artist's Son
Stephen B. Ickes 21 of Red Bluff Calif is charged with robbing a Bank of America branch of 4406 on Friday. He was arrested minutes later in a taxicab as the money spilled from his pockets. Police disarmed him, recovered part of the cash, and booked him at the Hall of Justice. The case links him to noted artist Paul Ickes as his father and reveals residence with his mother near Newton Center. FBI filed a complaint and a $5000 bond was set if convicted.
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Stephen B. Ickes
Red Bluff
Calif
San Fransisco Chronicle
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Alvinay
Ickes
Boston
Back Bay
Bernard de Loughary
de Loughary
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the Chronicle
Joseph Walker
Newton Center
Base
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U. S
Frangis
J. Fox
Ball
U S Bars Soviet U N Aid Secrecy Spy Incident
The United States barred Nikolai Skvortsov, a Russian political affairs officer in the U N Security Council, from reentry after alleging espionage activity. The U S mission notified the U N of the violation of Skvortsov's status as an international civil servant and denied a visa while he was on home leave.
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N. Yu
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U. N
United States
Nikolai Skvortsov
Security Council Department
Constantin E. Zinchenkoi
Security Council
Charles Allen
Tesjanse
Skvortsov
Eisenhower Finalizes Policy Plan For New Admin
Honolulu dispatch reports President-elect Eisenhower, back in the United States, has completed a definite program for governing the new Republican administration. A high ranking party member said Eisenhower outlined the general philosophy after series of talks with designated policy officials. He noted exchanges with John Foster Dulles, Douglas McKay, and Charles E. Wilson as especially valuable.
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T. H
Eisenhower
United States
Repocvcy
John Foster Dulles
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Interior
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Report Four Dead Four Missing in Coal Mine Blaze
Four miners were killed and one missing in a burning coal mine near Salyersville Kentucky. A warehouseman at Evanston said details would take hours and ruled out a large entrapment. Albert Moore reported four bodies were brought to a funeral home and another miner was missing. The fire started at a small entrance where a maintenance crew worked on a faulty conveyor belt.
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Evanston
Albert Moore
Tipster Names Pair in Chester Slayings
Two men, a father and son, were arrested in Chester Calif on a police informant tip for questioning in the mass killing of Grocer Young and three children last Oct 10. Travis Hall 27 of Richmond and his father Wendel 49 of Fresno were identified. The informant claimed Hall could aid the investigation and that Hall used the alias Foley.
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Calif
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San Francisco
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Fresno
Conrad Spomer
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Richmond
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Fights Police as Civil Defense Bomb Test Spooks New York
A staged A bomb drill emptied New York streets and silenced traffic for 15 minutes as sirens wailed and civil defense networks activated. In the Bronx Ceasar Flores refused cover and attacked a patrolman with a butcher knife, dying after four shots were fired. Civil defense officials deemed the test largely successful despite the fatal incident.
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New York
Bronx
Hiroshima
Ceasar Flores
Ludwig Schilling
Sebiing
Flores
Lincoln Hospital
Perame
Vincent Impeliiterr
Times Square
City Civil Defense
Herbert R. O'Brien
Two Boys Try to Steal Present. One Wounded
Two youths, 12 and 13, broke into a sporting goods store aiming for archery sets and hunting knives. A patrolman fired, wounding 13 year old Douglas Cindrich. both suspects cited a detective magazine as inspiration, with plans to flee to the hills.
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Lee J. Lacher
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