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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1956

Page

5

Agile Vice President Foils Bank Robbery

Two armed men failed a bank heist in Rock Springs Wyoming as vice president A M Foss confronted them, triggered a quick escape through a janitor aided exit, while patrols nabbed one suspect and several workers were held at gunpoint. In another incident in Pauls Valley Oklahoma, a bank robbery attempt left a man and a woman dead and others injured, with authorities identifying victims and pursuing suspects.

Rock Springs Wyo UE Valley Foss Iiaet Ee Ae Bank Joe Jones A. M. Foss Jones Wyoming Warren Pauls Valley Okla First National Bank of

Bomb scare grounds Continental planes in Kansas City

Three missing teenagers from Pineville caused a bomb scare on Continental Air Lines flights between Kansas City and Denver. Investigators said a phone tip prompted searches at Topeka and Hutchinson and the car linked to the trio was found with the engine idling and fuel tank empty. FBI agents and postal inspectors aided the probe as officials sought the bomb plotting instigator.

Kansas City OPI Earli Sheen Ansry Anj Topeka Garden Hutchinson Dent Ing FBI Postal Inspec Sunfay ATS! Jornin Alc Expres Tectives Continental Joe W. Fowler John Edward Brown Edward Bennett Brankster Bath Donald Swartout Denver Pinek New York

Administration to Seek 4.4 Billion in New Aid

Officials said the Eisenhower administration seeks about 2 billion in military aid and 2.4 billion in economic and technical aid for next year and two years, aimed at bolstering Asian partners and expanding military and economic bases in Korea South Vietnam the Philippines and India. The plan, to be outlined in a White House briefing, will be presented as Congress reconvenes.

Washington Eisenhower Congress House U. S Korea South Viet Nam Philippines India

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