Search for missing C 47 continues in Italian Dolomites
Ground and air searchers comb northeast Italy's Dolomites for a C 47 transport missing since Monday. Reports of wreckage near Pieve di Cadore and sightings near Zagreb or Udine remain unconfirmed as U S and Italian teams coordinate with Yugoslav authorities amid weather delays.
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Italy
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Bolzano
Vienna
Iron Curtain
Germany
Belgrade
U. 5
Treviso
Yugoslavia
U. S
Dolomites
Zagreb
Udine
Wiesbaden
Pieve di Cadore
Tito
Pula
Trieste
Istrian
U.S
George Allen
Foreign Office
Autopsy Looms in School Death
Norristown, N J Nov 23 An 11 year old Madison High School football player Bruce Oakley died at Memorial Hospital after complaining of a headache in a Madison Millburn game that Madison won 25 19 An autopsy was pending as authorities investigate the cause of death Oakley was a substitute and did not report injury before his final quarter headache.
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Norristown
N. J
Oold Madison
Norristown Memorial Hospital
Bruce Oakley
Oakley
Madison
Mistrial Bid Denied in Cook Sanity Case
William E. Cook, 23, known as a kidnap killer, faced a denied mistrial motion in El Centro as defense attorney John Connolly claimed irregularities in mental evaluation by three court-appointed alienists after a pre trial rump conference with trial witnesses including FBI agents. Dist Atty Don Bitler rejected the accusation.
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EL Centro
William E. Cook
John Connolly
Oklahoma City
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Connolly
FBI
Dist
Don C. Bitler
Peron calls for better Argentina U S ties
President Juan D. Peron urged reciprocal good will between Argentina and the United States during a meeting with 16 touring U S representatives led by Rep. Robert A. Crosser. He said there are no problems with the United States and that relations with Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker are perfect.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
United States
U. S
House of Representatives
Robert A. Crosser
Ohio
Peron
Amabassador
Ellsworth
Michigan professor finds comics not so bad after reading 185 books
East Lansing Nov 23 Michigan State College assistant professor Dr Morton Malter studied 10 440 pages across 185 comic books and concluded general attacks on comic magazines are unwarranted. He said 90 percent would be acceptable for newspapers and adventure stories lead in popularity with 15 7 percent, westerns 11 percent, while crime sex and violence are not dominant.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Morton Malter
Officers Avert Lynching Threat in North Carolina
In Wilson North Carolina authorities moved a lanky ex convict named LaFayette Miller to safety after a lynching threat followed the shotgun killing of farmer Harvey Boyd and the abduction of his wife Mrs Boyd. Deputy Sheriff Jack Harris said Miller likely faced lynching if kept near Washington DC and he was spirited away under cover of darkness. Mrs Boyd, freezing and frightened, told troopers Miller shot her husband and forced her into the trunk of their car before making her drive a short distance. She said Miller did not molest her. The Boyds had been married about a year and planned to spend Thanksgiving together before his service.
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Wilson
N. C
UPIA
Beaufort County
Jack Harris
LaFayette Miller
Washington, D. C
Harvie Boyd
Miller
Washington
Boyd
Chocowinity Crossroads
Restricted Portions of Forest Reopened
San Diego dispatch reports Cleveland National Forest reopened to the public after closure since July due to fire hazards. Forest supervisor Hamilton K. Pyles announced the reopening today, detailing areas affected and safety guidance for visitors.
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San Diego
Cleveland National Forest
Hamilton K. Pyles
Mrs Barkley Returns to Tokyo After Korea Visit
Mrs. Alben Barkley, wife of the U S vice president, returned to Tokyo from a Thanksgiving Day trip to Korea. Her husband stayed in Korea to continue visits to Allied units.
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Toyko
Alben Barkley
United States
Tokyo
Korea
Antidote Found For Beryllium Poison In Experiments
CHICAGO Nov 23 UP An atomic scientist reports success of the first antidote for beryllium poisoning in experimental animals. Beryllium, used in industry and research, can cause a slowly fatal disease. ATA, autotr ic arboxylic acid, was effective in test tubes and mice, forming a harmless red compound with beryllium salts.
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Chicago
Atomic Energy Program
Jack Schubert
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Succeeds on Second Suicide Attempt in Echo Park
Los Angeles police report Mrs Ruth Stevens 25 Bur bank attempted suicide twice on Thanksgiving Day. She leaped from a bridge into Echo Park Lake in pajamas. Park attendant Lou Bucci rescued her, but later her body was found in a car in a garage with the motor running.
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Los Angeles
Ruth Stevens
Burbank
Red Spy Net on U S Railroads Reported
Washington reports that a Communist controlled dining Car and Railroad Food Workers Union operates on the Pennsylvania Railroad with about 2200 dining car workers. The Senate subcommittee urged banning certification of such unions and tightening loyalty affidavits under the Railway Labor Act and Taft Hartley Act.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security
Junion
Red Party
United States
Senate
Communist Party
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Subcommittee
McCarran
D.-Nev
AFL
Senate Group
American Communications ' Association
National Labor Relations Board
Circus Rigger Stops Girl's 30-Ft Fall
In New Orleans a circus girl performer fell thirty feet during an aerial ballet at the Shrine Circus. She blacked out but was caught by Maris Peters Simra, 22, and Ralph Vinarski, 36, from Cleveland, an assistant rigging superintendent for Tom Pack Circus. Both carried her away unconscious. Vinarski suffered a sprained back, while the girl escaped injury.
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WEW
Orleans
UPA
Maris Peters Simra
Shrine Circus
Ralph ‘Vinarski
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Pack
Vinarski
Meditator Steals Chaplain Coat At MITCH AFB Chapel
UPI reports at MITCHELL AIR FORCE BASE on Friday evening November 16 a person in the chapel removed the chaplain's trench coat during meditation and prayer. The Daily Bulletin notes a reward in heaven for its return and asks the individual to revert the coat.
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Mitchel Air Force Base
UPI
Prince Aly Kahn Visits Brazil From Paris
Prince Aly Kahn arrived in Rio de Janeiro by plane from Paris to visit friends, meeting with local associates during a brief stopover in Brazil. His visit was described as social and informal with no official engagements announced.
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Brazil
Prince Aly Kahn
Paris
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