Suspect Cleared in Kidnapping of Baby Sitter
LA CROSSE Wis AP Dist Atty John Bosshard says Bernard Lauer 45 traveling salesman has no connection with the disappearance of babysitter Evelyn Hartley last Saturday night He is released to Washara County authorities who seek him for questioning in the rape of a 20 year old rural housewife Bosshard says Lauer's alibi checks out and he is clean for this case A mysterious automobile with possible bloodstains was found near the police station Police may release further details later
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Waushara County
Wautoma
SEA DRAMA That Was No Capture Just a Greeting
Danish skipper Oerge Finne returned to port with salmon after a Soviet torpedo boat fired at his Danish fishing vessel Vilim in the Baltic off Gotland. Believing he had been captured he signaled distress and followed the Red warship for hours until the Soviets realized the misunderstanding and sailed on.
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U N Debating Palestine Row at Security Council
The United Nations Security Council met to discuss Israel’s Jordan River water diversion amid Palestine clash reports. Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb urged a 24 hour postponement to consult London as Syria and Israel were summoned for face to face talks.
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Korea
Lifeboat Crew Drown Off Arbroath in Gale's Fury
Six lifeboat men perished within sight of home after a 35 foot Robert Lindsay went down off Inchcape Rock. Archibald Smith survived after a rope rescue. coxswain David Bruce lay among wreckage tied to the helm. Three bodies recovered, two still missing as storm winds gusted to 70 80 miles.
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Scotland
Robert Lindsay
Inchcape Rock
Archibald Smith
David Bruce
Five-Power Talks Possible On Trieste Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said a five-power conference including the United States Britain France Yugoslavia and Italy could settle Trieste before troop withdrawal. He noted no US European pullout and dodged comment on aid to Israel while UN Security Council weighs Syria Israel issues. He also said no pressure on France over Indochina troop stays.
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Quads Born to Divorced Lansing Mother at Sparrow Hospital
In Lansing Michigan at Edward W Sparrow Hospital a 33 year old divorcee Mrs Jane Trollman delivered quadruplets three boys and a girl within twelve minutes. All in good condition despite their small size. The largest infant weighed 2 pounds 10 ounces. Trollman has four other children and is divorced from Everett Trollman a farmer. The Morlock quads were the hospital's first quad birth over twenty years ago.
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Edward W. Sparrow Hospital
Jane Trollman
Trollman
State Health Department
Everett
Dean Warns Reds Peril Truce Meet at Panmunjom
U S Ambassador Arthur Dean warned the Communists at Panmunjom that unless they engage seriously in planning the Korean peace talks they risk facing no political conference. He urged only nations with troops in Korea be invited and pressed for a site and date while warning neutral nations could turn talks into a debating society. The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission adjusted to a dull routine as talks stalled over prisoner interviews.
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Korea
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Hottest Oct 27 in 19 years noted in Long Beach
A warm Indian summer day opened with a reading of 88 degrees by noon, the hottest Oct 27 in 19 years. Thermometer showed 76 at 8 30 am as sunny skies promised mostly clear weather through Wednesday with continued warmth. Visibility was unusually clear at daybreak over Long Beach before smog drifted in.
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British Chief Hints Broadly for Meeting
Prime Minister Winston Churchill said he would welcome a private meeting with President Eisenhower and that the two nations would stay in close touch on world affairs. He noted the enthusiastic welcome Eisenhower would receive in Britain when the president is free to visit.
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Ine
Herbert Morrison
United Nations
Ridgway Arrives in Tokyo on Far East Tour
General Matthew Ridgway U S Army Chief of Staff arrives in Tokyo for inspection of Far East military installations. He is met by Supreme Allied Commander General John Hull Prime Minister Shigenori Yoshida and Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki. This marks his first visit since May 12 1952 when he relinquished command of UN forces to General Mark Clark.
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Shingei Yoshida
Katsuo Okazaki
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Hull
Jet Pilot from Long Beach Identified in Kerrville Crash
Lt. Comdr. Herbert A. Tompkins of 111 Ximeno Ave. Long Beach was named one of two victims in a jet trainer explosion and crash 25 miles northwest of Kerrville Texas. The other victim, a student pilot, was unnamed pending kin notification. Both men were en route from El Paso to Kingsville Naval Auxiliary Air Station.
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Ximeno Ave
Kerrville
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el Paso
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Ruth Tompkins
Long Beach
Bert Tompkins
Waukegzen, Ol
Queen Elizabeth Arrives With 20 Foot Side Gash
The Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth docked at New York today with a 20 foot gash on her starboard side. The damage followed a collision with a concrete pier in Cherbourg France caused by a strong current.
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Milk strike nears end as 400000 quarts threatened for sewer dump
Milk deliveries for 12 million people shrink amid a strike of 13,000 drivers and plant workers. Health officials plan to dump 400000 quarts of raw milk into sewers if a settlement is not reached by Wednesday. Mayor presses unions and companies to end the wage dispute as supplies to hospitals and schools are kept flowing.
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Britain Ends Third Atomic Test At Woomera Range
Britain set off its third major atomic explosion today at Australia’s Woomera Rocket Range in southern Australia. The official report said the firing was successful and the tests conclude the present series with secrecy and no newsmen present. Duncan Sandys stated the detonation aimed to obtain important scientific information for weapons work.
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