Murder Seen From 15th Floor as Beach Slain
Chicago police identify the sunbather Miss Margaret Gallagher, 50, beauty shop operator, slain in a Lincoln Park beach area. Arthur Besley, 52, hospital administrator and witness from a 15th floor apartment, watched the bare chested attacker approach, strike, and drag Gallagher into bushes. Adrian Besley, 47, also saw part of the killing and guided a motorcycle officer to the scene. A bookmark with a prayer and a copy of Ben Hur were found near the body. Gallagher’s brother Patrick confirmed the identity at the morgue.
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Margaret Gallagher
Arthur Kirk Besley
Lake Michigan
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Adrian
Besleys
Lincoln Park
Carmen Ave
Patrick Gallagher
Eisenhower reports health improving during Panama visit
President Eisenhower, convalescing after his June operation, said in Panama that he has felt better each day during the Pan American conference. He met Bolivian President Siles Zuazo and eight other leaders, then toured familiar Catal Zone spots before returning to Washington. The conference ended with a declaration and a brief address stressing hemispheric unity against aggression.
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Eisenhower
Lecl Hernan Siles Zuazo
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Locust Ave Home Swarmed by Bees At 4242 Locust Ave
Attorney Mark L. Taylor and wife are away in Hawaii when 4242 Locust Ave becomes a hive. Mrs Mahon Fraser awoke to thousands of bees in the living room. Neighbors George and Boardman called Animal Shelter which enlisted Bert Barber to remove the swarm and seal the entry.
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Hawaii
Locust Ave
Fraser
George M Boardman
Boardmans
Acust Ave
Bert Harber
St. ‘Louis Ave
Taylors
Slap Given by McKeon in Navy Court Martial
Pfc John Matoch testified that S Sgt Matthew Cy McKeon slapped him lightly for not standing at attention during a court martial proceeding. The trial continued into its second week as prosecutors recount a night march on April 8 that preceded the drowning of six platoon members near the rifle range at the training center.
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Matthew Cy McKeon
John N. Matoch
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Ny. Y
Worcester
Mass
McKeon
Maloof
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More in Daily Paper
The notice lists sections and page numbers for features and columns including Hal Boyle on Page A-13, Bridge on A-18, Classifieds B-6 to B-11, Comics A-14, Bath Notices B-2, Editorial A-12, Financial B-3, Shipping Table B-2, Sports A-15 to A-17, Theaters A-3, Tides and Temp on B-2, TV and Radio A-11, Vital Statistics B-6, and Women on BA and 5 with Your World on Page 22.
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Woman in Nightgown Nabbed L.A. Auto Thief Suspect
A 30-year-old woman from Lexington Avenue grabbed a loaded gun, held hit-run suspect Sam D. Anezuela 27 until police arrived after he attempted to steal a car in Hollywood. The suspect had struck two parked cars on Santa Monica Boulevard and fled, abandoning his vehicle. No injuries reported among the occupants of the autos.
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Gertrude Tucker
Anezcna
Santa Monica Blvd
Harvey Waite
Enid
Eric
Sally Williams
Nancy’ Viley
Steel Bar Trips Train in Carrollton Injuring 21
A green steel bar laid on the Santa Fe tracks near Carrollton Missouri caused a San Francisco Chief derailment. Twenty one people were hospitalized as 13 cars left the track and five rolled or blocked the roadbed. Engineer A M Thrasher of Fort Madison Iowa and fireman G M Miller of Marceline Missouri reported the bar appeared on the track as the train slowed to about 50 mph on the 10:12 p m nonstop run through Carrollton, 63 miles northeast of Kansas City.
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Santa Fe
San Franicisco
A. M. ‘Thrasher
Fort’ Madison
Iowa
Kansas City
Thrasher
G M. Miller
Marceline
Weather Outlook Clean and Mild Through Tuesday
Mostly clear conditions persist into Tuesday with light variable obs and late night fog. Expect little temperature change as low clouds linger, sparing any significant swings in daytime highs or overnight lows.
Mystery object strikes Air Force plane over California
An Air Force C131D twin engine aircraft en route from Hamilton to San Antonio with five aboard diverted after a strike at 16,000 feet near Pixley California. One airman was hospitalized with facial and knee injuries while Maj Merwin Stenvers and others survived the ordeal. An Edwards Air Force Base team investigated the incident noting damage to the left elevator and tail assembly. Authorities pursued possibilities including a meteorite or unidentified craft and did not rule out structural failure.
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Fred McIntosh
Edwards
I.e. Charles Everett Stamper
Hamilton Air Force Base
Merwin M. Stenvers
F. B. Marble
Edwards Air Force Base
Maj. Stenvers
Kern County Sheriff's Office
Southerners Insist Delay Dooms Plan
The House passed the civil rights bill by 279 to 126, with 111 Democrats and 168 Republicans voting for it and 102 Democrats along with 24 Republicans opposing. Supporters say it advances rights enforcement. opponents say delay will doom the measure in the Senate and a southern filibuster is likely.
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Keating
Bombay
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Pakistan
Senate backs House civil rights bill referral to panel
The house passed civil rights legislation reached the Senate where Presiding Senator Hill with no objections referred it to the judiciary committee. Senate supporters would face suspending rules and risk stalled progress, observers noted.
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Sen.Hill
Ala
Judiciary Committee
Firefighters battle stubborn Oregon forest blaze
Firesmen fought a stubborn fire near Vale Oregon today as they worked to control a blaze that has destroyed nearly 100 acres of dry timber in Unity National Forest west of town. The fire restricted nearby area access as crews battled hot spots and wind shifts throughout the day.
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Stassen Backs Herter for Vice President in 1956
Harold Stassen, White House disarmament aide, announced loyalty to Eisenhower and said he will support Christian Herter of Massachusetts for VP. He notified Nixon by letter and described an Eisenhower-Herter ticket as possible.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
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