Kidnap suspect Marsin jailed after lineup ID
In Phoenix, Daniel J. Marsin, 41, unemployed welder and father of two, was jailed for investigation of kidnapping after Evelyn Ann Smith identified him in a police lineup. He refused to admit guilt, saying his life is in jeopardy, and detectives check ransom trail and handwriting.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Evelyn Ann Smith
Daniel J. Marsin
Smith
Marsin
Herbert
Superstition Mountains
Robert J. Plucinski
Premier Laniel Faces Confidence Vote Fallout
Paris AP The National Assembly rejected Premier Joseph Laniel on a 306 to 293 confidence vote. Laniel submitted his resignation, but President Rene Coty postponed decision, indicating a Monday reply. The constitution requires an absolute majority of 313 for dismissal. resignation not automatic. Pressures mount for Laniel to stay.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Rene Coty
Laniel
Show Goes On Despite Death Of 5 Persons
MEMPHIS The show went on unofficially at the Memphis Naval Air Station today, cast by a crash that killed five aboard the FU Cutlass. The jet struck the aviation mechanics school just before the station opened its three day festival and air show. The Cutlass had flown in from Dallas for the event. Navy officials canceled yesterday but today aircraft from World War I SPADS to modern jets performed.
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Navy School
Memphis
Memphis Naval Air Station
Dallas
Tex
Navy
Regulus Missile To Arm Nuclear Sub Nautilus
The Navy will arm the first atomic submarine Nautilus with the Regulus guided missile. James H. Smith Jr. announced before the Aviation Writers Association. Regulus is a surface-to-surface missile built by Lee Vought Co. It is 32 feet long, 21 feet wingspan, folds wingtips for storage, powered by Allison J33 with booster rockets, weighs 14,522 pounds, and operates in high sub sonic speed. Smith also noted a nonflammable hydraulic fluid hydrotube for catapults aboard carriers that may prevent explosions like the Bennington disaster.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Navy
James H. Smith Jr
Air
Aviation Writers Assn
Lee Vought Co
Fort Worth
Smith
Bennington
Steel City Strike Near End in Pittsburgh Transit Fight
A 2700 operator walkout in Pittsburgh that halted trolley and many bus routes nears resolution. Mayor Lawrence announced a proposed agreement and strikers were urged to a mass meeting. Railways Co. president Palmer said service could resume if ratified. Wages and arbitration were key sticking points.
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Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Division 85
Amalgamated Assn
Electric Railways
Co. D. Palmer
We Railways Co
Steel City
Future In His Hands Young Gains Control Of New York Central
Texas financier Robert B. Young won a proxy fight for control of the New York Central with a margin of 1,070,000 shares of the 6,447,410 total. The final results, to be announced in Albany, were confirmed by Clint W. Murchison in Los Angeles. Alfred E. Perlman eyed as likely successor to William White, who had pledged resignation.
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NEW York
New York Central
Robert B. Young
Central
Albany
N.Y
Los Angeles
Young
Texas
Clint W. Murchison
Murchison
Sid W. Richardson
Young Group
Central Board
William White
White
Alfred E. Perlman
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Warns Firms About Money Order Sales in Ohio
Ohio officials urge grocery stores bars restaurants and other nonbanking outlets to quit issuing money orders unless fully compliant with banking laws. Thurman R Hazard warns of court action for noncompliance. Merchants Service Corp operates money orders via merchants forwarding funds to Manchester Bank of St Louis.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thurman R. Hazard
R. E. McDaniel
McDaniel
Merchants Service Corp
St. Louis
Merchants Service
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Akron
Canton
Manchester Bank of St. Louis
Freighter Dorothy P. Larty Sinks Off Cape Breton Coast
The 102 ton coastal freighter Dorothy P. Larty sank last night off the Cape Breton coast near North Sydney Nova Scotia. All six crew members rowed safely to shore.
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North Sydney
N.S
Dorothy P. Larty
Cape Breton
Parley Planned on Guatemala for Hemisphere Action
Washington officials say the United States plans a Monday call for a special conference of hemispheric foreign ministers to unite on quarantine actions against Guatemala. The meeting, likely around month end in Montevideo, aims to stop Soviet arms shipments and reduce Guatemala’s influence in Central America. The move will be run through the Organization of American States with backing from Rep. Hillings of California.
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Washington
United States
Guatemala
Montevideo
Uruguay
Stettin
Poland
U.S
Council of the Organization of American States
Pan American Union
Rep
Hillings
Rcalif
House
Senate Sees Trade Bill Extension Near Approval
Senate leaders from both parties predicted passage of a one year extension of the reciprocity trade program as expiration nears. The House approved a 281 to 53 vote, while Democrats debate a three year renewal with tariff cutting power. President Eisenhower accepts a simple one year extension this year, backing long term aims.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Dulles Outlines Five Conditions for Indochina Action
Secretary of State Dulles returned to Washington to press for five conditions that might justify U S intervention in Indochina. He spoke after a five power allied military leaders conference, outlining invites from authorities, French independence for Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam, UN concern, regional collective effort, and France not withdrawing until victory.
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Washington
Dulles
Indochina
National
Pentagon
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
Los Angeles World Affairs Council
Los Angeles
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Philippines
Thailand
Feud Over Cohn Kennedy Clash Hits Senate Hearings
Acting Chairman Mundt calls for end to a long running feud between Kennedy and Cohn amid a heated clash over Jackson and McCarthy army hearings. Cohn denies threatening to attack Jackson while McCarthy insists on finishing pertinent testimony and returning to normal committee business. Jackson vows to pursue facts to decide the controversy’s merits despite Cohn’s statements.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Subcommittee
Theen
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Cohn
Kennedy
Sen
Dmass
Democrats
McCarthy
Jackson
Pvt. G. David Schine
New York
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Six Die In Fire Trap At Erie Street Chicago
Six persons perished and nine injured in a fast spreading blaze in a four story brick building at 1702 Erie Street on Chicago's near northwest side. Fire officials called the structure a fire trap and found cause undetermined though a deputy marshal cited rapid spread. A witness, Marion Gregory 11, said two men started the fire with gasoline, one man threw a knife, and they fled after he shouted.
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Chicago
Erie Street
Albert Petersen
Marion Gregory
Eden and Molotov Meet Over Geneva Conference Fate
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov held a private talk as co chairmen of the nine nation Indo China parley. They weighed next meetings and possible secret sessions as Western powers warned of possible failure if Communist positions did not shift. In Geneva diplomats watched Paris where French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault bolstered the Laurel government and aided its successor’s selection.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Eden
Molotov
Cochairmen
Indochina
Paris
Gorges Bidault
Laurel
Red Star Cautions Officers Over Training Laziness
Moscow Soviet armed forces daily Red Star warns that Russian officers shirk exercise setups and fail to stay fit amid the nuclear age, stressing that one cannot afford flabbiness in such a dangerous era.
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Moscow
Red Star
Cohns Guard Duty Delayed
ALBANY New York The New York National Guard excused Roy M Cohn temporarily from field training to allow him to continue participating in the McCarthy Army hearing The Guard bowed to a Senate Investigations subcommittee request for a delay in calling up Cohn 27 a first lieutenant in the Guard and chief counsel for the Senate group airing the dispute with Senator McCarthy He had been scheduled to report today to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for two weeks of routine training.
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Albany
N. Y
New York National Guard
Roy M. Cohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cohn
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Third Body Is Found On Ex Mental Patient Farm
COSHOCTON Ohio Sheriff says Cletus Reese, a former mental patient, has yielded three bodies on his farm in a week. Reese is charged with first degree murder in the beating of Clyde Patton, 28, who died June 2 after trying to sell him a car. A second grave was found Thursday, and Lester Melick’s corpse was found yesterday. false teeth identified by a Danville dentist confirm one victim. A pathologist will examine the latest remains and the grand jury may be recalled next week.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Gilbert Kempf
Cletus Reese
Lima State Hospital
Reese
Clyde Patton
Patton
Kempf
Harry Melick
Lester
Lester Melick
Melick
Here
Danville
Roosevelt Jr Enters NY Governor Race After Talks
Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for New York governor. After a meeting with Carmine De Sapio and Charles A Buckley in New York City he said he plans to run, though he has not secured explicit backing from the two leaders. Roosevelt already has support from party leaders in 16 of 62 counties. Buckley says no assurances were given.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosvelt
New York City
Carmine de Sapio
Charles A. Buckley
de Sapio
Democratic National Committee
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Buckley
Bronx
Roosevelt
Betty Butler Executed for Slaying in Ohio
Betty Butler of Cincinnati became the third woman in Ohio history executed for murder. She walked to the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary clutching a rose and was pronounced dead at 8:10 p.m. after the Ohio Supreme Court refused to review her case and Gov. Lausche denied clemency.
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Columbus
Ohio
Betty Butler
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Evelyn Clark
Shares Woods Lake
Hamilton County
Butler
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Navy Panther Jet Crash Near El Paso House
A Navy 4 Panther Jet crashed last night within 50 feet of a residential area in El Paso Texas. The incident occurred as the aircraft went down in a populated neighborhood, prompting emergency responses and investigations.
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EL Paso
Tex
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