North Side bar gunman murders three in rampage
Police identified Lawrence R Neumann 28 as the quick trigger ex convict who opened fire at Mickey and Maxie’s Miracle Cabaret killing Max Epstein 45 dice girl Lois Gates 27 and news vendor John Keller 49. A second bartender and a customer were wounded as Neumann fled in a car. he had prior prison terms for armed robbery.
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Chicago
North Side
Lawrence R
Larry] Neumann
Neumann
Neu Mann
Max Epstein
Mickey and Maxie
Miracle Cabaret
Lois M. Gates
John Keller
Mickey
Max
Mickey Epstein
Louis
Leis
Folice
Sam
Epstein
Gates
Harry
Dean
Where to Find It Beach Combing Hal Boyle
A concise notice lists where readers can find various features in the paper, including Beach Combing by Hal Boyle on page A13 and sections such as Bridge on A13 and classifieds B6 through B15. It also guides to Death Notices on B2, Editorial on A12, Financial on B3, and sports on A15 to A17 with other sections noted.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Actress Jeanne Crain Seeks Court Warrant To Remove Guns
Los Angeles film star Jeanne Crain told a Superior Court judge that her estranged husband Paul Brinkman may possess a gun and could use it if provoked. An affidavit from Mrs. Marshall Kester supported the claim, noting Brinkman spoke of despondency and potential violence. A hearing was set for June 25 as Crain seeks contempt action and removal of firearms, while Brinkman disputes cruelty charges in a divorce action filed last March.
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Los Angeles
Jeanne Crain
Paul Brinkman
Brinkman
Marshall Kester
Miss. Crain
Robert Povsner
Brink
Crain
Reach
Miss’ Crain
Otder
Eel
Povsner
Brinkmans
Teen Girl Slain After Assault In Pasadena Home
Pasadena officers report 19 year old Marilyn Marie Fink found stabbed to death in her second floor bedroom at her grandparents’ house near the Pasadena Police Department. The former Pasadena City College student and Sunday school teacher returned home after a date at 1 am and was discovered at 6:30 am by her grandfather. Police say she was stabbed and choked by a rapist who fled the scene.
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Pasadena
Marilyn Marie Fink
Fred Mark
Miss Fink
Pasadena City College
The
Presbyterian Church
House Panel OKs Yugoslavia Aid and Veterans Pension Bill
The House approved a Yugoslavia aid measure and a major veterans pension bill. The Yugoslavia aid plan would continue funding if the President confirms policy consistency and U.S. national security interests. The Veterans Affairs Committee advanced a multi billion pension bill for veterans, disabled veterans and widows, with estimated first year cost around 1.4 billion dollars, amid administration opposition to the Legion plan.
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Oks
Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
House
American Legion
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Legion
Legion Iee
Administration
Seek to Locate Army Heart Specialist Dr Mattingly After Absent Auto Trip
Virginia state police were alerted to intercept Army heart specialist Dr Thomas Mattingly and return him to Walter Reed Hospital. He left Walter Reed for a car trip to Fort Jackson South Carolina. A presidential plane later picked up someone at Gloucester Virginia airport. destination unknown.
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Vva
Virginia
Ttaday
Army Heart I
Thomas Mattingly
Walter Reed
Washington
Mattingly
Walter |Reed
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Gloucester
Dr. Mattingly
Land fraud witness injured in Brady car bombing
Sam McCollum, a key witness in the Giles land scandals case, was critically injured when a car bomb exploded as he started his 1953 Mercury station wagon in Brady Texas. Giles is already serving a prison term for land scheme charges involving veterans loans and misrepresented deals.
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Brady
Tex
Texas
Nand
Sam McCollum
McCollium
Love Kimsbrough
McCallum
Bascom Giles
Giles
McCollum
B. R. Sheffield
Bradyland
Weather Outlook: Loon Clouds Fog Overnight Then Clear Saturday
Weather forecast notes lingering clouds and fog late night into early morning with mostly clear skies by Saturday afternoon. Temperatures show little change, with minimal variation expected through the period.
Grenade Blast Kills Baggage Handler at Hollywood Depot
A Hand grenade exploded near the Greyhound bus depot at 1409 N Vine St in Hollywood. Frelin Morgan 41 was killed minutes after the blast his right arm and side severely mangled. The device appeared to be a military training grenade with nitro base powder and no shrapnel. Authorities traced the incident to a possible discarded grenade left by servicemen and found a three inch diameter by six inch long tube.
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Hollywood
Frelin Morgan
Grey Jhound
N. Vine St
Morgan
H. B. Workman
Erwin Uhdel
Eisenhower Hospitalized After Abdominal Pains
President Eisenhower was taken from the White House to Walter Reed Hospital with abdominal pains. Doctors diagnosed ileitis and stated there is no heart trouble. Press Secretary Hagerty called the move precautionary and said no admission of food poisoning cause was made.
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White House
U.S. Army Medical Service
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Army
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed
Hagerty
Nana
Seem
Washington” — Secretarien
Stary of
Benson
Market Drops Sharply on Eisenhower Illness Report
New York stocks fell in waves as news of President Eisenhower's illness spooked traders. Major issues sank up to several dollars. Kennecott Copper, U S Steel, General Motors, Boeing and Du Pont posted notable declines amid a market savaged by a Washington alert.
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New York
Eisenhower
Kennecott Copper
Gut ‘Oil
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Boeing
du Pont
Washington
Eisenhower Suffered Digestive Illness During Presidency
Washington reports reveal President Eisenhower endured several stomach problems including an acute gastro enteritis diagnosed by Maj Gen Howard Snyder. In 1949 he was confined to a hotel, and in 1956 a light food poisoning incident forced a brief illness. He recovered quickly, golfing three days later.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Joint -Chiefs-Of-Staff
Howard Snyder
James Hagerty
American Society of Newspaper
Erstory
Salisbury
N.C
North Carolina
Rowan County
Hagerty
Jon
Snyder
Eisenphower
Airliner lands safely with one engine out
Pan American clipper from Honolulu with 62 aboard landed safely at Los Angeles International after 6 hours flying on three engines. Captain H J Blanco of San Francisco said he feathered engine No 2 when it acted up after passing the point of no return, before the destination.
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Los Angeles
Honolulu
International Airport
H. J. Blanco
San Francisco
Quake Jolts Chile No Damage Reported
An earthquake struck central Chile at 9 50 am causing fear in La Serma residents who rushed outdoors, but the public works ministry reported no damage or casualties.
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Santiago
Chile
Public Works Ministry
la Serma
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