Mother killed 44 aboard United Airlines plane by Graham
John Gilbert Graham described how he rigged 25 sticks of dynamite with a timing device to explode an airliner near Longmont Colorado killing his mother Mrs Daisie E King and 43 others. He planned to collect life insurance and a share of his mother's estate while his wife and child were in Denver.
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Denver
Daisie E King
United Air Lines
Longmont Aventias
UAL
John Gilbert
Jack
Daisie E. King
Stapleton
Spenard
Alaska
Helen Ruth Hablutzel
Graham
David Stolberg
The
Rocky Mountain News
Gloria
Allen
Goodby
Denver University
U.S Th . S.S
Colorado
Game Chief Shot and Killed by Hunter in Ohio Shooting
Irving J. Patrick, 43, a Washington Court House game protector, was shot dead on opening day of Ohio's hunting season while arresting a hunter with illegal game. George Baldridge, 63, former Adams County sheriff, claimed the shooting was an accident and was held for further inquiry. The incident occurred five miles north of Washington Court House as Patrick died en route to a hospital.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Orland Hays
Adams County
Hays
George Baldrige
Irving J. Patrick
Baldridge
Fayette County
State Highway Patrol
Here
Patrick
Lee Roach
Wildlife Division
Columbus
Jack F. Kamman
Kamman
Red Proposal To Cut Troop Size Vetoed
GENEVA The Western powers rejected Soviet proposals to slash foreign troop strength in Germany and to forge a nonaggression treaty between East and West military alliances in Europe. Molotov accused the West of offering ideas only to avoid agreement as Four Powers failed to agree on steps to ease East West relations.
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Geneva
Germany
Europe
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Eisenhower seen as unlikely to run again predictably
Senator Jack Jackson of Washington says Eisenhower won t run next year describing him as a part time president if he does. Senator Flanders of Wisconsin expresses hope he recovers enough to seek a second term and sees a substantial Democratic contest for the nomination. Stevenson Harriman Kefauver are named as possible Democratic nominees with Stevenson set to announce in Chicago.
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Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
Flanders
R-Vi
Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
McCarthy
R-Wis
Milton
Stevenson
Chicago
Gettysburg Sees Ike Return to Normal After Arrival
President Eisenhower resumes routine in Gettysburg with a field ready for helicopters and a ground floor study in use. Sherman Adams plans to visit from Washington for Cabinet business while Ike continues recovery. Uniformed White House police guard the post office as locals greet the president.
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Gettysburg
Ike
ED Creagh
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Washington
Denver
White House
James C. Hagerty
Navy
Air Force
Army
Signal Corps
Sparkman Backs Adlai for Presidential Nomination
Senator John Sparkman of Alabama urges the state delegation to back Adlai Stevenson at the 1956 Democratic National Convention. Sparkman, Stevenson’s 1952 running mate, says he is for Stevenson without qualification and notes Alabama leads the roll call and can influence the convention’s mood.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Sparkman
Alabama
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sparkman
Wet and mild forecast with chances of showers
The weather outlook calls for cloudy mild conditions today and tonight with scattered showers. Winds will rise tonight as temperatures reach the upper sixties to around fifty, with a colder turn by Wednesday and a possible high in the sixties or lower seventies earlier in the week.
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Miami Valley
Drummond
Mont
Middletown
Strike Call Hovers Over Argentina
In Buenos Aires the CGT and the new government clash over a general strike call. Early signs show limited success as Maj. Gen. Aramburu confronts the challenge while the government brands the strike illegal and vows arrests for incitement. CGT leaders Andres Farmini and Luis Natalini reportedly arrested. At Wilson Co meat plant, workers quit. security forces kept essential services running.
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Buenos Aires
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Argentina
Peronista
Pedro Aramburu
Eduardo Lonardi
Andres Farmini
Luis Natalini
Gene
Wilson Co
Israel Battles Red Locust Swarms Across Sinai Invasion
Tel Aviv reports planes and ground forces battling a Sinai driven locust onslaught. A third swarm in a week crossed into the northwest Negev damaging orange groves and winter crops, with losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Desert
Negev
Outright Purchase by Albemarle Co Authorized
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co of Richmond Va has been authorized to acquire Raymond Bag Co of Middletown. Raymond directors and Albemarle directors agreed subject to stockholder approval. Raymond will stay as a subsidiary and its Middletown plant may expand operations with increased employment. Stockholders meet Nov 23 and audit Nov 27 determines price.
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Raymond Bay Co
Enoch Drive
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co
Richmond
Middletown
Raymond
Albemarle
Raymond Bag Co
W. F. Lawrence
C. L. Mers
F. D. Gotwald
Kraft
Albemarle Raymond
Cincinnati
Raymond Bros. Bag. Co
James Lawrence
E. C. Woodward
M. A. Thomas
H. L. Brooks
A. H. Walburg
Wilson- McCauley
Girard Avenue
Stevenson Confirms Democratic Presidential Candidacy Plans
Adlai E Stevenson announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for president next year He stressed restoring executive leadership to the party and urged citizens to work for a safer world He plans a news conference at 10 am CST Wednesday in Chicago and spoke from his La Salle Street office
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
America
la Salle Street
Frisco Thug Admits Kansas City Kidnap Murder
Arthur Ross Brown confessed to kidnapping and murdering Mrs. Allen, a 34 year old Kansas City woman, after being arrested in Frisco on auto theft charges. He described forcing her from her convertible, driving away, shooting twice, and discarding her body in a Kansas pasture.
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Frisco
Kansas City
San Francisco
Arthur Ross Brown
Corn Belt
Pacific
FBI
On Allen
Brown
Omaha
Willard H. Marshal
Sheridan
Wyo
Allen
William R. Allen Jr
Percy Wylye
Mary Brown
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