Iowa teeners get 30 days for kidnap hoax chase
Four Newton Iowa teens were sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Walter L. McVey for orchestrating a hoax that sent 28 carloads of officers on a chase for non existent kidnapers. The girls Gloria Jensma Lois Davis Janeane Fehrney and Judy Damman all high school seniors faced charges of disturbing the peace. Sheriff Floyd Huggins noted the girls ate breakfast in jail and appeared dejected as parents watched.
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Independence
Kan
Walter L. McVey
Tom Crossman
Crosssman
Gloria Jensma
Lois Davis
Yoth
Janeane Fehrney
Judy Damman
Sheriff's
Trom
Julia Haines
Floyd Huggins
Huggins
Newton
Iowa
Demonstrators Loot U S Consulate in Tunis Clash
In Tunis, about 2500 French demonstrators attacked the U S Consulate and the U S Information Service, scattering papers and assaulting Petit Matin offices. Slogans denounced the United States and French leaders as mobs roamed the European quarter after a funeral incident.
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Tunis
Tunisia
United States
U. S. Information Service
Petit Matin
Andre Barouch
Neodestour (Independence) Party
Pierre Mendes-France
Roger Seydoux
Seydoux
Knight Raps Water Rights Split Over Feather River Plan
Sacramento VP Gov Goodwin J Knight argued that any settlement of water rights must be explained to the people and tied to a constitutional clarity. He noted flood conditions and urged waiting for a constitutional change before advancing the Feather River Project and related southern needs. The governor has not yet ruled on a Metro Water District request to allow a constitutional amendment and suggested examining the issue over the weekend, while pressing progress on acquiring sites for Oroville Dam and San Luis Reservoir.
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Sacramento
Goodwit
J. Knight
Tod
Feather River
Knight
California
Roday
Oroville
San Luis
Merced County
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Fog Patches
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today and Saturday with occasional high cloudiness. Night and morning fog patches reduce visibility and smog levels are noted as Green.
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Long Beach
U.S
Northeastern Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Region
The late winter storm dumped heavy rain and wet snow across New York and Canada, caused flooding on the Allegheny River, and stranded residents. Nine deaths were reported, with evacuations and widespread outages as Warren Hospital operated despite surrounding floodwaters. Leaders warned of ongoing risks along towns toward Pittsburgh as water levels slowly receded.
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Associated
Doras
New York
Canada
Allegheny
Salamanca
Warren
Pennsylvania
New York State
Warren General Hospital
German-Born Heiress Settles Major Estate Case
Los Angeles reports German born socialite Avene Albert, daughter of Kart Albert, reached a settlement of 4 572 506 dollars with the federal government over her late father’s 44 million dollar estate. The case, tied to wartime seizures and the Trade With the Enemy Act, ended after years of contention.
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Los Angeles
Avene Albert
Leon R. Yankwich
Luxembourg
Kart ‘Albert
Albert
Europe
South America
Solons Vote Compromise on Corn Plan
The Senate adopted a compromise corn plan to settle farm bill debate. A 56 million acre base was set for payments under the soil bank, while critics warned the move favors corn growers. The administration backed flexible supports and President Eisenhower welcomed the rejection of rigid supports.
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Senate
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Sen. Humparey
D-Minn
Hickenlooper
Eisenhower
Truman
Isurpius
White House
Murray Snyder
Agriculture Benson
Snyder
Sena
False Nose Bandits Grab $20,293 Payroll in New York
Four masked robbers using false noses and firearms halted a payroll delivery worth 20,293 dollars. The haul was for 250 workers of Freeway Construction Co building the La Guardia houses in Manhattan's lower east side.
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New York
Freetway Construction Co
la Guardia Houses
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Red Chiefs in London on April 18
Soviet leaders Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev will visit Britain for ten days starting April 18. The Foreign Office and Moscow Radio issued identical announcements detailing talks with Prime Minister Eden, a royal welcome, and farm and industrial tours. Protests by right wing groups were announced, with plans for a march on Parliament.
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London
VFI
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita 5
Khrushchev v
Britain
British
Foreign Office
Moscow Radio
Wonparty League of Empire Loyalists
House of Commons
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Eden
Queen Elizabeth II
Thames River
Westminster
House For Commons
Fire at Oxford home kills twelve in one family
Oxford Pennsylvania fire kills twelve from the Twyman family in a lavae room tar papered home. Investigators say foul play possible as firefighters and state police probe. Victims identified include Catherine Twyman and nine children and grandchildren. authorities describe a heated home with kerosene heater and possible explosion.
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Oxford
Penmsylvania
Amet Gabwin
Veroner Awee Genie
Chester County
Anid
John Twyman
Bottoms
Robert Brown
Catherine Twyman
Twymen
Eleanor
Claudette
Josephine
Stephenus “Dorris
Lewis
Janet
Andrew
Harriet
Brown
Second Yank Plunges in Sea off Okinawa
A second U S Air Force jet pilot went into the Pacific Ocean off Okinawa today as the air sea search for another missing pilot was called off.
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Okinawa
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Air Force
Cypriot Terrorists Kill One Wound Five
In Nicosia on Thursday night bombings killed one person, a 55 year old policeman, and wounded five others including the wife of a British army corporal. Seven other bombings on Cyprus caused minor damage with no additional casualties.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Arab mobs call for annihilation of Israel in Cairo crowds
United Nations truce chief Maj. Gen. Burns reported progress with Egypt and Israel amid mass protests in Cairo that exclaimed Israel must be annihilated. Arab leaders Nasser Saud and El Kuwatli urged unity and moved to win Jordan’s allegiance, offering to match Britain's subsidy and forming an all Arab troop.
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Jerusalem
United Nations
Cairo
Israel
E. L. M. Burns
Truce Supervisory Group
Burns
Abdel Hakim Amer
Mahmoud Fawzi
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Alazhar
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Saud
Shukri el- Kuwatli
Amman
Jordan
Said Ghazzi
Britain
Hussein
Fragment from Classified and Page References
A reader notice lists sections and page references including Beach Combing on B-1 and A-15, Bridge on A-15, Classified B-9 to B-19, Comics B-6, Crossword 4-13, Editorial A-14, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Theaters A-12, Weather temperatures B-9, Wilson A-15, Women B-4 and B-5, Your World 4-2.
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Hal Boyle
Aye
Oe Ali
Wilson
Womei
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