Trunk Body Identified By Police In New York
Police identified a bullet pierced trunk victim as James F. Malloy a 53 year old Philadelphian who came to New York to seek work. The murder weapon was a .22 caliber pistol and the killer concealed the body with tape and waste before shipping it to Los Angeles.
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New York
James F. Malloy
Philadelphia Avy Yard
Oscar Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Railway Express
Manhattan
West Side
Mal Joy
Hal Jefferson
Hotel Ambassado
Los Angeles
Calif
Express Agency
Quake Death Toll Lowered In Iran Report
Tehran officials say preliminary counts of 2500 killed in the north Iran quake may be high. Interior Ministry investigators will reassess casualties from stricken villages with a final report due in two months.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah
Queen Soraya
Interior Ministry
Troy Army Officer Victim of Flames
Army Capt. John F. Harris aged 34 of Troy Ohio died in a fire at his apartment Sunday night His wife Jacqueline and their three children Judy 14 months Malise 4 and Bridget 9 escaped
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Lewis
Wash
John F. Harris
Troy
Ohio
Jacqueline
Judy
Malise
Bridget
Polish girl to reunite with American parents after 13 years
Olga Bozyck, 13, arrived in the United States with her mother after a decade long custody battle. The girl, born in Warsaw, planned to meet her father and 16-year-old brother in Rochester, while her mother had borrowed $7,000 for legal fights. Olga had been in Poland during World War II and was later returned to her mother by Warsaw court, but hid with foster parents until Polish authorities recovered her. The reunion began with a tense start but grew warmer as the family spoke and she addressed her father.
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New York
Olga Bozyck
United States
Walter Bozyk
Bozyk
Olga
Donald
Rochester
N. Y
Warsaw
Bozyks
America
Travel ban on Red China may be eased soon
Washington reports state department plans to lift the ban on U S journalists entering Red China with Secretary Dulles to announce next weekend. Britain seeks larger quotas as 15 major trading nations discuss rescinding restrictions on 25 items amid Western China trade tensions.
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Washington
States Department
U.S. I
China
Dulles
United States
Paris
Red
Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
U.S
It Was A Lucky Grab Officer Catches Girl
In Binghamton New York a mother 23 Louise Pepper dangled her 17 month old daughter Wanda from a fourth floor window. Patrolman Larry W. Schanz grabbed the child by one leg as the mother released the grip. Sgt. Robert E. Forbes tackled the mother who then attempted to jump. Wanda was not injured and Pepper was committed to the state hospital for mental examination.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Larry W. Schanz
Louise Pepper
Sayre
Binghamton State Hospital
Robert E. Forbes
Wanda
Forbes
Schanz
Warm day with high near 90s across Miami Valley
A high pressure area south of Hudson's Bay keeps the Miami Valley warm and humid. Expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers this afternoon or evening. High around 90, low near 70. Tuesday looks fair with highs above 90. Sunday's high reached 92 at 5 PM. low 67 at 6:30 AM.
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Hudson's Bay
Miami Valley
Noisy Confectionery Owner Fights Off Robbers
Anthony Perry, 69, says loud shouting scared away two armed robbers who stormed his Pittsburgh store. He dropped behind the counter, hollered for help, and they fled without taking any money or items. He notes his past robberies as motivation to defend his shop and earnings.
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Pittsburgh
Anthony Perry
Perry
House May Extend Ads Probe Into Other Claims
Chairman Blatnik said the House Government Operations subcommittee will broaden its inquiry beyond cigarettes. Medical supplies, furniture, and clothing ads are potential next targets as hearings on filter cigarettes proceed. Investigators listed pill reductions, hunger suppressants, tranquilizers, and fake list prices as examples of misleading advertising. Blatnik noted the public spends about half a million dollars daily on filter tips and emphasized advertiser claims of superiority.
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Washington
Blatnik
D-Minn
House
Subcommittee
Diablo Dud Explodes With Purple Hue at Nevada Test Site
The 500 foot tower detonation of the Diablo device produced a purple plume at 4 30 am PDT. It rose to about 30 000 feet, moved toward Utah and Wyoming, with cloud below 15 000 feet dispersing. Observers 14 miles away felt a moderate shock wave as eight hundred military observers watched. The blast was about half the power of the WWII bombs and fallout was not expected outside the firing range.
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Diablo
Nevada Desert
Seedon An
Utah
Atomic Energy Commission
Wyoming
Ground Zero
San Francisco
Bridgeport
Calif
Las Vegas
Mono County
Cecil Thorington
Army Plans To Revamp Division In Korea Pentomic Upgrade
The Army will begin reorganizing the 7th Infantry in Korea into a Pentomic five element division, reducing strength to 13 748 men with five battle groups. The 24th Infantry remains at the front, but no atomic weapons are being sent yet. Modernization includes new tanks mines artillery and communications gear as part of a wider force upgrade.
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Washington
Korea
7Th Infantry
United States
Businessman to Businessman Chuckle
A joke frames a senior offering his son a stake in the family enterprise, only to reveal the government beat him to it, delivering a dry quip on tax or regulation. The line satirizes policy impact on inheritance and business succession.
Fastest Draw In Town Santa Fe Gunslinger Wins Duel
In Santa Fe arena a playful gunslinger duel ended with 10 year old Bill Beust winning as others walked away unscathed. Lars Henderson 9 and Eric 11 appeared from Los Angeles and Santa Fe to claim spots while 12 year old Janice Nicholson finished third and Eric placed last.
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Santa Fe Gunslinger
Santa FE
N.M
Bill Beust
Lars Henderson
Los Angeles
Lars
Eric
Billy the Kid
Podner
Janice Nicholson
Whirlybird Flies Eisenhower To Secret Civil Defense Drill
President Eisenhower flew by helicopter to a hidden command post as part of a nationwide civil defense drill simulating recovery after a massive H bomb attack. The White House evacuation and 5,000 workers across 30 agencies relocated to 80 centers to test government response and continuity plans amid simulated fallout and retaliation.
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Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Gordon Gray
Office of Defense Mobilization
Lewis W. Berry
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Gray
Berry
America
Jorties
United States
White House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Washington
Civil Defense
Frrsday
Greek Reds Endorse Demotion of Malenkov Faction
Pravda reported that the Greek Communist Party passed a resolution backing the demotion of members of the Malenkov group in the Soviet Union. The party paper, broadcast by Moscow radio, stated the antiparty factional activity deserves the most severe condemnation.
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London
Pravda
Greek Communist Party
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Sixteen rounded up in gang robberies
Cleveland police say sixteen persons including a 15 year old girl were rounded up Sunday night and have admitted committing 24 robberies since May 26. Detectives report the gang operated in three to a robbery with Augustus Miller 22 and William Mc Corkle 23 arrested after allegedly disarming two policemen during a Friday robbery investigation.
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Cleveland
Augustus Miller
William McCorkle
Chicago Floods Threaten City and Suburbs
Torrential weekend rains pushed streams to near flood stage across downstate Illinois and Chicago areas. Illinois River at Ottawa reached flood level backed by a 600 foot dam. Rock State Park ordered closed. Calumet River overflow forced about 200 families from Highland Indiana and Calumet City Illinois. Nine deaths linked to the storm in Chicago as river levels began to recede and cleanup continued. Most transit and telephone networks returned to near normal, though 33,000 lines were out.
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Chicago
Illinois
Chicagoland
Illinois River
Ottawa
Rock State Park
Calumet
Highland
Ind
Calumet City
Ill
Springfield
St. Louis
Vandalia
Kaskaskia River
Knowland Ties Civil Rights Debate to 1960 Plans
Sen Knowland of California positions the civil rights fight in the Senate as a potential springboard to a 1960 presidential bid. He says he may announce next fall whether he will seek California’s GOP governor nomination, while pursuing a 45‑speech tour after Congress adjourns. He has edged toward challenging Gov Knight, and has championed moving the civil rights bill through the House before the Senate.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
California
Congress
Goodwin J. Knight
Arg
House
Good Lead Claimed In Rights Trial
In Knoxville Tennessee attorney for Clinton 15 says he uncovered a good lead that may impact the civil rights case. U S District Attorney Crawford expects at least two more days of testimony as witnesses may be called. The group including John Kasper is charged with criminal contempt over desegregation at Clinton High School last autumn. Clinton is a highland town near Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn W
Robert L. Dobbs
Clinton
U.S. Dist
John C. Crawford Jr
Dobbs
Stuents
Clinton High School
U.S. District Court
Tennessee
John Kasper
New Jersey
Aga Khan Goes Home For Burial In Aswan Egypt
The Aga Khan's body will be flown to Aswan for burial amid Oriental pomp. His widow the begum Aly and grandson Aga Khan IV travel with 12 Ismaili representatives from Africa the Middle East and Asia. Burial rites will last eight days and Aly and Sadruddin deny any estrangement over Karim’s succession.
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Aga Khan
Aswan
Begum
Aly
Aga Khan IV
Africa
Middle East
India
Pakistan
Swiss Airlines
Sadruddin
Aga
Amyn
Karim
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