German Link Ought By Saar Voters For Reunion With West Germany
Saar voters high turnout favors three pro German parties in ballot to unite Saarland with Bonn Republic. The coalition wins 63.9 percent and 33 of 50 seats not meeting 75 percent goal, ending autonomous period under French influence since 1947.
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Chicago Gunman Added To FBI's Ten-Most-Wanted
FBI listed Joseph James Bagnola about 40 as among ten most wanted fugitives for a 1950 New Orleans armed robbery and murder of Henry Stern and his wife. He and two accomplices, brought from Chicago by Louisiana men, robbed the Sterns of about 50 000 dollars in cash and diamonds. Stern died from pistol whipping.
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North Korea ex premier Pak Hun Yung sentenced to death
Tokyo dispatch reports Pak Hun Yung former North Korean foreign minister was condemned by a special court in Pyongyang as a US spy and agent of imperialism. He allegedly plotted to overthrow the Red government and install himself as premier. He left office August 2, 1953.
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Pak Hun Yung
North Korea
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the Supreme Court
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John Hodge
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Where To Find It Amusements Classifieds and Sports
Amusement and classifieds section list includes comics editorial radio and TV notes. Sports entries show page references 12 17 18 19 16 14 15.
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Midwest Sees Record Lows as Arctic Cold Spreads
The season's worst arctic blast swept the Midwest and pushed toward the East. Bemidji and Big Falls Minnesota reported subzero lows including 45 and 30 below, while Minneapolis St Paul hit minus 20, a date record. Chicago logged 2 above with minus 5 expected. warnings extended through Ohio Valley and Pennsylvania.
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Renegade Snake Loose In Orleans
A 12 foot boa constrictor wandered the New Orleans resort city today but residents remained unfazed. The snake is owned by Standley Lydick, 29, a professional handler jailed for theft after shoplifting and abandoning his trade. Detective Albert Gerlinger arrested Lydick for walking out of custody.
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Albert Gerlinger
Standley Lydick
U.N. Diplomats Expect Deadlock Settlement by Lottery
In New York diplomats anticipate a Security Council seat deadlock settlement tomorrow by lottery after 35 ballots in the Yugoslavia Philippines contest. The first test failed as Yugoslavia fell short by six votes, with a gentlemen’s agreement for a year’s first term.
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Philippines
V F W Post Plans For Good Fellows Benefit
The Rodney J. Hobbs post V F W plans a jamboree at the fairgrounds Friday at 8 pm. Door money will be donated to Good Fellows. A $3402.35 total in gifts was noted from members and supporters as part of the charity drive.
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Bawcomville
Bedfast
Calhoun
Ellen Culpepper
Crosley School
Six youths die in Springfield bungalow fire
In Springfield Ohio six young people died when a four room frame bungalow burned early today. Firemen suspect a coal oil stove explosion. Robert McDaniel escaped with his 6 year old son Wayne, while his relatives perished. The coroner lists Betty Lou Hamilton 20 Rebecca 2 Debra 3 Paulette McDaniel 10 Connie Fogle 13 Teresa Coleman 8. McDaniel 44 is hospitalized with burns. His father died yesterday.
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Rebecca
Debra
Paulette McDaniel
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Connie Fogle
Teresa Coleman
Dolores Coleman
Congressman Whitten Criticizes U S Farm Policy Abroad
Rep. Whitten argues U S policy promotes foreign farm expansion increasing world surplus and aiding Russia. He cites failure to sell CCC stocks to Russia and warns long term dependence risks, noting Russia's growing cotton acreage abroad and U S cuts at home.
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Rep
Whitten
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United States
Russia
Temperatures Fall Across Twin Cities Area
Morning readings showed the Twin Cities area cooling from 52 degrees at midnight to 42 by noon Monday. Forecasters predicted a drop to 22 degrees Monday night with mostly cloudy skies and northwest winds of 10 to 12 mph. Drizzle occurred intermittently in the morning but no rain was forecast.
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Selman Field
Savage Blizzards Tie Northern Europe Gripping Winter
The first savage blizzards of winter rage across northern Europe from London to Helsinki. Eight people die from the cold in Scandinavia and Britain, with traffic deaths in Britain. Eight ships are trapped by ice in the Gulf of Bothnia, and helicopters aiding the Judith Mary are repelled by foul weather as fog and frost disrupt London and Thames traffic.
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Gulf of Finland
Three Hunters Safe After 13 Hour Overdue Flight
Three Mobile men overdue 13 hours on a Gulf Coast hunting trip were found safe on Horn Island near Gulfport Mississippi. The Coast Guard located them after bad weather grounded planes. The men said they landed on the island due to weather conditions and planned to depart when possible. The search shifted to a missing 67 foot Sea Pilot shrimp trawler with two crew.
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Mobile
Ala
Horn Island
Gulfport
Miss
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Gulf
Fort Myers
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Desert pilot endures five days without food or water
19 year old John De Castro flew from Phoenix on a solo cross country to Tucson. He ran out of gas on a desert Air Force range and survived five days by waiting and surviving as search planes could not locate him. He returned home unharmed after the ordeal.
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Ariz
Reno airman case man tied to brunette bookkeeper
Alford D. Fine described as the other man in the Enoch Arden case with Airman Daniel Schmidt spent Monday honeymooning with a pretty brunette bookkeeper he has known since childhood in Reno Nevada.
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Order Issued To Protect GIs From Fake Insurance
The Defense Department issued an immediate directive to shield service members from unscrupulous life insurers. It targets fly-by-night firms and gimmicky policies found on bases at home and abroad, following a House Armed Services subcommittee inquiry led by Rep. Hebert. The order adopts most of the subcommittee’s recommendations.
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D-La
Death Penalty Upheld for Edgar Keeler in Jackson Murder
Mississippi Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence for Edgar Keeler for the murder of Louis Hutchins and robbery of a Jackson store. The court noted brutal acts, ruled the jury properly found insanity issues resolved in favor of the state, and set an execution date in the gas chamber. Keeler, a body servant to Judge Ethridge, confessed.
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Miss
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W. N. Ethridge Jr
Supreme Court
Louis Hutchins
Ethridge
Keeler
Hutchins
Kenry Cooper
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Hunter reports seeing chute in bailout of Marine jet crash
A hunter saw a parachute open about 40 miles southwest of the crash site as Coast Guard crews searched marshes for 2nd Lt. D. F. Frantz of the 3rd Marine Recon Squadron after his F9F Panther failed and the jet crashed near New Iberia Louisiana.
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Coast Guard
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3Rd
Marine Composite Reconnaisance Squadron
el Toro
Calif
Pensacola
Fla
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Tex
Signing Of Church Pledge Sparks Highland Park Baptist Dispute
In Chattanooga Tennessee Highland Park Baptist Church faces a clash over a church pledge and a pastor's resignation. The congregation passed a resolution urging Dr Lee Roberson to reconsider his resignation while a group demanded 15 deacons sign the pledge or resign within 10 days. The church with about 65 deacons and 13 000 members operates 30 missions and chapels and the pledge requires support for foreign missions and a separated Christian life along with regular attendance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Highland Park
Foreign Missions
Gainesville Texas Woman Found Hacked To Death
The near nude body of Billie Marie Brown, 23, was found in her blood splattered apartment in Gainesville. She apparently was killed with a meat cleaver. Two hours later her husband W. T. Brown, 25, was arrested in Dallas at a relative’s home. Deputies and a Texas Ranger were sent to return him. No charges filed yet. The husband had been released three months earlier from a Fort Worth hospital for a mental disorder.
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W. T. Brown
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O. E. Whisnand
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Whisnand
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Fort Worth
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