Forfeits Bail On Drunk Charge Marine Hero Keeps Job
Ira Hayes, WWII Marine hero and Pima Indian, forfeited a $20 bail after a drunken arrest in Chicago. He remains employed as chauffeur and handyman for Elizabeth Ann Martin in Los Angeles, despite missing court and a prior sanitarium stay. Police found him with a stack of cash, and readers had previously donated funds for rehabilitation.
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Costello seeks travel outside New York for trial
Frank Costello, 62, seeks permission from a U.S. judge to travel outside the Southern District of New York to prepare for his December 7 trial on income tax evasion charges. He argues illness and would visit his Long Island estate. He was released from Milan, Michigan, jail after 14 months for contempt of the U.S. Senate and failing to answer questions before the committees.
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New Leads Reported in Baby Sitter Case
La Crosse investigators awaited lab reports on two leads in the Evelyn Harley disappearance after a babysitting job on October 24. A tissue mass with seven ribs and a pelvis, found near Highway 33 east of town, was wrapped in sheets with bloodstains in a Minneapolis car bag.
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Fated Dates Mentioned In Roadside Auto Incident
The report references September 27 and October 11 as pivotal dates connected to a vehicle related incident. The parties involved lay close to the road, suggesting they were thrown from an automobile.
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U N Debate on Korea Atrocities Delayed for Prep Time
United Nations delegates were given time to prepare for a General Assembly airing of American charges of Communist atrocities in Korea. The United States pushed to place the issue on the agenda, backed by army photographs and documents, amid opposition from the Soviet bloc. The Assembly likely considers the matter early next week after a steering committee vote.
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