Bandit Gang Hunts American Kidnap Victim in Iran Cave
Iranian officials suspect 35 year old Anita Carroll is hidden in a desolate cave in southeast Iran as troops pursue an outlaw band that killed her husband and two others. Interior Minister Alam says there is over a 60 percent chance she is alive.
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Tehran
Iran
Vain Cave
Segacy
Anita Caroll
Issaquah
Wash
Assadollah Alam
Portland
Ore
The
Near East Foundation
U.S
Mehrabad
Washington
State Department
March Weekend Forecast For Middletown
Sunny skies and warmer temperatures are forecast for the weekend with a high near 55 degrees on Saturday and partly cloudy conditions on Sunday. Today remains partly cloudy with scattered showers possible and a high around 50 and a low near 32. Middletown reported a high of 47 degrees and a low of 30 earlier, with rainfall totaling about .10 inches yesterday and this morning.
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Middletown
Curfew Enforced for Fayette County Youths in Washington Court House
A 10:30 p.m. curfew took effect for all residents under 17 in Fayette County following arrests of four youths for breaking and entering and stealing four guns. Sheriff Orland Hays ordered the curfew after the Wednesday night arrests in Washington Court House.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Fayette County
Orland Hays
Old rancher weighs offer to yield land for missile range
At Fort Bliss Texas, 82 year old John Prather met Maj. Gen. Robert Wood to discuss a government plan to take his grazing land for the McGregor missile range in south central New Mexico. The deal would let Prather live on his home for life while cattle move off and most land be fenced as government property. Authorities value his land and Miss Mary Toy’s property at over 200000 dollars.
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EL Paso
Tex
John Prather
New Mexico
Robert Wood
Ft. Bliss
Prather
McGregor Missile Range
Southcentral
Wood
Miss Mary Toy
Love Travels Rough Road
Youngstown salesman Ted Horner designed a giant roadside message reading Florence I Love You to impress his sweetheart. The plan backfired as the city newspapers publicized the stunt and Horner was forced to remove the six foot high letters before he continued toward Akron.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ted Horner
Here
Akron
Horner
Florence
Ted
Medical expert cites morphine and paraldehyde in Adams Morrell trial
London testimony in the Dr John Bodkin Adams case details Dr Arthur Douthwaite asserting evidence of intent to murder Mrs Edith Morrell with morphine and heroin during her final days while noting paraldehyde was used as a sleep aid in her last hours.
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London
John Bodkin Adams
Arthur Henry Douthwaite
Geoffrey Lawrence
Edith Alice Morrell
Douthwaite
Adams
Today’s Churkle Have You Ever Had It So Good
A fragmentary item questions the ease of life and abrupt loss, presented in a clipped newspaper voice with no clear names or dates. The readable text hints at contrasting certainty and sudden reversal, inviting readers to consider fleeting fortune.
Portland Mayor Faces Perjury and Bribe Charges
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk was arrested on perjury and bribe charges amid a Multnomah County grand jury probe into vice and corruption. Indicted with Schrunk were Dist. Atty. William Langley and Patrolman Richard Sutter. Langley cited the Fifth Amendment protecting against self incrimination. Schrunk posted $2,000 bail and remains mayor as perjury and bribery penalties loom up to 10 and 15 years respectively.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
William Langley
Multnomah County
Lee
Langicy
Chil Gal Ouiccer
Langley
Schrunk
Senate
Teamsters
Secret Service
Big Jim Elkins
Richard A. Sutter
Clifford 0. Bennett
Elkins
Bennett
Sutter
Washington, D.C
Oregon Journal
Woman Expecting Quadruplets In Rare Birth Claim
Kingswood England Peter Philip a 27 year old bookmaker announced his wife has bought off a 512000 to 1 long shot. Her doctor says she is going to have quadruplets. Quads occur in human births only once on the average in 512000 chances.
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Kingswood
England
Peter Philip
Cabinet May Pick New Leader
President Eisenhower urged authorizing the Cabinet to decide if a President is temporarily disabled so the vice president can act. The plan, to be decided by a Cabinet majority, faced immediate opposition from congressional leaders who questioned need for a constitutional amendment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Those Forty Bays Those Forty Bays
A verse style meditation on Jesus departing his carpentry and teaching, noting the common people who heard him gladly and followed his example. It reflects on his transition from craftsman to moral teacher and the enduring influence of his words and actions.
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Mark
Plenty At Stake GOP Tries Comeback In Michigan Election
Detroit voters head to the polls Monday as Republicans defend seven partisan posts and three nonpartisan judgeships amid a wave of Democratic gains. The race centers on statewide offices such as highway commissioner and education posts, with major battles in University of Michigan Regents and Michigan State University seats.
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Detroit
Michigan
Board of Regents
University of Michigan
State Board of the Top
Michigan State
Republican University
George Foster
East Lansing
State Board of Education
John Mackie
Reublicans
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Democracs
Pistol the terrier stabbed in skull in dog attack
Pistol, a friendly wire-haired terrier owned by newspaper photographer Fred Hitchcock, was stabbed in the skull with a pocket knife in what Hitchcock says is the second attempt on the dog’s life within a month. A bullet previously passed through the chest narrowly missing the heart. the assailant is unknown.
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Pistol
Fred Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Elvis in gold suit rocks Chicago crowd at Amphitheatre
Elvis Presley wowed about 12 000 screaming fans at the International Amphitheatre wearing a $2 500 gold leaf suit and $100 golden slippers. He performed 16 songs in under an hour as teens surged the stage. one usher was hurt by a purse thrown during the frenzy. Fans paid $2.50 to $3 for seats and Elvis reportedly earned $10 000.
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Chicago
Elvis Presley
International Amphitheatre
Elvis
First Aid
Tony Carvatta
Egypts Suez Plan Opens Door To World Court Ruling
The New York Times reports Egyptian President Nasser proposes that the Suez Canal be operated by an Egyptian authority and that disputes over canal use be referred to the International Court of Justice or the UN, potentially allowing Israel access via the waterway.
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The
New York Times
Nasser
Suez Canal
Egypt
World Court
Israel
the Times
Washington
U.S
Cairo
Suez Canal Authority
Security Council
Suez
Times
International Court of Justice
United Nations
Chaplin Sues Vevey Over Noise From Nearby Target Range
Charlie Chaplin filed a suit against the City of Vevey to halt what he called excessive noise from a target range about 500 yards from his residence. The action seeks relief from the municipal authorities and alleges disruption to his quiet enjoyment of his home.
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Vevey
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
Union Boss Dave Beck Suspended by AFL-CIO Council
Washington AFL-CIO executive council suspended Teamsters leader Dave Beck as an AFL-CIO officer and ordered an inquiry into Teamsters funds amid charges Beck diverted about 320000 dollars for personal use. Meany announced the action after a two hour meeting as Beck invoked the Fifth Amendment before Senate Rackets probes.
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Washington
Aflcio
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Beck
AFL- Cio
George Meany
Meany
Senate
Labor Organi
S Fiveseer
Executive
Seattle
Banker Cuts Rates To Aid Neighbors After Blizzard
F H Chilcote president of the Farmers and Stockmen's Bank of Clayton and his son in law El dean Reeves, vice president, pledged about 100000 in loans to replace lost cattle as New Mexico's northeast region reels from a blizzard that left up to 5000 cattle missing. Chilcote, frostbitten, spent 24 hours in the storm searching for cattle and aiding ranchers while promising a square deal and broader relief efforts for neighbors.
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Clayton, N.M
F. H. Chilcote
Farmers & Stock‘men's Bank of
Clayton
Chilcote
Eldean Reeves
New Mexico
Reeves
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