Kidnapper Couple Arrested After Lake Stevens Abduction
A Boeing riveter and his wife were arrested in Everett for the kidnapping of 8 year old Lee Crary. The boy was found near Lake Stevens after a ransom note demanded $10,000. The couple confessed in a 13 page statement and face capital-potential charges.
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Edward Crary
Edmonds
Wash
Lee
Everett
Lee Crary
Hie Hama
Uimiglincu
Lake Stevens
Here
FBI
Snohomish County
Bob Twitchell
George Edward Collins Jr
Katherine
Collins
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Washington
Lynndale
Crary
Young Crary
Ed Crary
Lynn
Dog and Owner in Vestal Incident Ends With Fine
Broome County sheriff deputies investigating out of season pheasant shootings met Kegham Kradjian 53 in a Vestal hedgerow. His hunting dog followed carrying a dead pheasant. Kradjian paid a $75 fine.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Mann
Broome County
Pleasant Weekend Forecast With Cool Nights
The Miami Valley faces clear cool weather today with a high near 75 degrees. Tonight may see light frost as temperatures drop to around 35. Saturday remains cool with a gradual warmup late day. Sunday should bring warmer conditions after a chilly start with Middletown reporting 67 at 2 PM and 43 this morning.
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Lakes
Miami Valley
Middletown
Heaven’s market disputed at Kiwanis meeting
A do-good lecturer tells Kiwanis Club listeners there will be no buying and selling in heaven. A businessman at a back table counters that this is not where business has gone.
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Kiwanis Club
Faubus Blasts Federal Force in Little Rock Racial Crisis
Governor Orval Faubus denounces federal troops as "unsheathed bayonets" and "police state methods" in Little Rock as he urges calm. NAACP official Clarence Laws and former Gov. Sid McMath challenge his stance while Eisenhower orders federal troops to enforce school integration at Central High.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansans
Arkansas
Sid McMath
NAACP
Clarence A. Laws
Faubus
Central High School
01St
America
Laws
Virgil Blossom
National Guard
Central High
Lathers
Turtle crossing delays V O T officers in Utah
In Salt Lake City AP report, two police officers respond to an intoxicated man who pleads for safety from unseen pursuers. He says turtles are after him, then fades. They place him in a patrol car and resume, briefly halted by a turtle crossing the road.
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Salt Lake City
Richard Jacobsen
Ralph Whitaker
Typhoon Fury Strikes Okinawa Killing Marine and Wounding Dozens
Typhoon Faye hit Okinawa midnight Wednesday bringing 146 mph winds. One U.S. Marine died from debris at Ryukyus Hospital. at least 19 Okinawans killed. About 112 injured and more than 100 missing. Damage to Kadena and Naha bases reported. aircraft and facilities heavily damaged. estimated losses exceed 10 million dollars.
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Naha
Okinawa
Faye
U.S. Island
U.S
Air Force
China
Kadena
Nahal
Nine Negro pupils enter central high amid serene crowdless scene
White school serene as nine Negro students enter Central High School in Little Rock under armed guard. Army paratroopers escort the group. over 100 newsmen document the third day of integration while white students react with noise but not riot. Governors and senators across states condemn or defend federal troop actions as a test of states rights and federal authority.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
101St Division
Hitler
Case and Russell Clash Over Little Rock Troop Action
Sen Clifford P Case told a Chicago Methodist gathering that the Little Rock tragedy was unnecessary yet may have a useful purpose. He warned it should be a salutary lesson to others who might follow the dangerous course. Sen Richard Russell protested to Eisenhower and Defense Secretary Wilson over high handed and illegal methods used by troops at Little Rock. He said reports claim the troops are disregarding and overriding the authority.
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James C. Eastland
Dmiss
Lite Rock
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Coleman
Eisenhower
Congress
Little Rock
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Chicago
Orval Faubus
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Defense Wilson
Nasser Signals Willingness for Talks With Eisenhower
Egyptian President Nasser told AP and NBC reporters he would accept a face to face meeting with President Eisenhower if the U S leader initiates a conference on a Middle East settlement. He said he would not propose the meeting himself and noted no notes or official advisers were with him during the interview in Abbassain Cairo.
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Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
Eisenhower
Associated Press
National Broadcasting Co
State Department
Abbassain
Nasser Defends Neutrality and Nonalignment Policy
Speaker asserts Egypt will back Syria against aggression by all means but depends on the threat. He rejects Syria as Communist and says Egypt will not fall under foreign control. He favors direct diplomacy with the United States and maintains nonalignment as a peace tool while praising Soviet aid during crises.
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Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Syria
United States
Damascus
Lou Henderson
Istanbul
Beirut
Henderson
Soviet Union
Fires Damage Albany State College In Vandal Incident
Albany Ga early today a fire attributed to vandals caused about 300000 in damage to Albany State College for Negroes. Two or three suspects were seen fleeing as a second blaze damaged Caroline Hall. President W H Dennis valued the destroyed training school at 250000 and estimated 25000 to 50000 more in Caroline Hall damage.
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Albany
Albany State College
W. M.harris
Hazard
W.H. Dennis
Caroline Hall
Dennis
Judge Lets New York Teamsters Block Union Officers
U S Judge F Dickinson Letts blocked next week's planned election of Union officers. He granted a temporary injunction to New York members seeking to halt the slate vote of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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Washington
U. S
F. Dickinson Letts
International Teamsters Union
New York
Hoffa Rumors of Rackets Tie to Detroit Teamsters Probe
Robert Scott, ex secretary treasurer of the Michigan Federation of Labor, testified before Sen. McClellan's Rackets Committee that he was threatened with death for opposing Billy Hoffa and that associates urged him to help fix a gambling operation in Oakland County. He linked Hoffa to a 1948 Pontiac Local 614 rigged election and said threats intensified after he refused to assist Hoffa's brother William Hoffa.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Michigan
James R. Hoffa
Robert Scott
Michigan Federation of Labor
Scott
Senate Rackets’ Committee
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Hoffa
Teamsters Local 337
Detroit
Brennan
Oakland County
Mich
Michigan State Board of Barber Examiners
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Midwest
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Fla
Senators
McClellan
William Hoffa
James Hoffa
Pontiac
Billy Hoffa
Bert Brennan
Pontiac Teamsters Local 614
Robert F. Kennedy
CIO
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Mr. Faubus
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Virginia
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