Suspect Confesses New York Church Killing
Unemployed porter Sava, 61, confessed to police after being arrested for the Saturday midnight shooting outside a Romanian church that killed one worshiper and wounded five others. He told reporters he did it to scare, claiming he wanted America to grant him freedom.
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Health for sale ad and Romanian church shooting report
An advertisement for Dr. J C Keys promises permanent relief by addressing the cause of ailments at 1075 Atlantic. Separately, a gunman opened fire at a Romanian Orthodox Easter service near a church on West 89th Street, killing a church warden and wounding five, with Tony Sava linked to the shooting and ex-princess Ileana naming possible communist involvement.
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Inflation outlook quiets as business growth eyed
Washington reports economist Pete Buteau from Columbia University says inflation will not surge and price hikes will be small if any. Evans, a New York investment consultant, forecasts a normal growth path with modest price rises and a flexible money policy to support the expected 1956 production level of 400 to 405 billion dollars. He warns the Fed may loosen or tighten credit to sustain growth without prompting rampant inflation.
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Separated Siamese Twin Returns Home
Rodney Brodie, survivor of a landmark 1955 separation, returned to his Ferris farm home eleven months after a brain hemorrhage. Doctors call him recovered, though he will have a Chicago checkup in four weeks and an indefinite stay at home. His twin Roger died 34 days after the operation.
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Manhole Worker Killed by Speeding Taxi in Tokyo
Shoichi Takagi, 23, a telephone line man, paused under a street manhole when a taxi struck him. He died at the scene in Tokyo. Authorities investigated the traffic incident and identified the vehicle involved.
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