U S Officials Contemplate Soviet Breather in Cold War
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles study the Moscow note for a possible limited disarmament accord. Officials seek a prompt reply to Premier Bulganin and keep open the path to a summit. Menshikov arrives amid questions about fresh Moscow instructions.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
West
Moscow
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Georgi N. Zarubin
Dulles
Llewellyn Thompson
U. S
Thompson
Russia
Fisenhower
Bulgan
Nine year old girl prompts arrest of her stepfather
A Redwood City painter Joseph Bedard was jailed after his nine year old stepdaughter Susan handed a note to Pedro Valley School secretary Thelma Loutherwood describing alleged abuse and begging to run away with a new family The note signed Sue led authorities to charge Bedard with a crime though the exact charge is not listed in the available text.
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Redwood City
Calif
Joseph Bedard
Susan
Thelma Loutherwood
Pedro Valley School
Sue
Slayer Dies In Electric Chair At Huntsville
Charlie White, 44, executed in Huntsville for slaying rancher Felix Heidel, 78, near Austin. White claimed innocence and said his brother Calvin forced him at gunpoint to help bury Heidel after a 1936 murder. He entered the chair at 12:01 a.m. and died five minutes later.
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Huntsville
Charlie White
White
H. E. Fore
Calvin
Felix Heidel
Heidel
Austin
Orleans Police Hold Suspects In Waco Murder
New Orleans police held two men wanted in Texas for questioning in the killing of a filling station operator and the kidnapping of a San Antonio insurance man, as part of a murder investigation.
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Orleans
Waco
New Orleans
Texas
San Antonio
Allen Runo
Oklahoma City
Franklin Perkins
Houston
Runo
Perkins
Ray Junod Retired Executive Dies At Home
Ray L. Junod aged 73 formerly a vice president and sales manager of Brown Paper Mill died at his home 2305 Jasmine Street after months of illness. A Knox College graduate 1906 he worked with Butler Paper and Continental Illinois Bank before joining Brown Paper Mill in 1940 retiring in 1952. He is survived by widow Katharine Boyden Junod a daughter Mrs William H. Spurgeon and a son William B. Junod plus five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home.
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Ray L. Junod
Brown Paper Mill
Jasmine Street
Mr. Junod
Butler Paper Company
Continental Illinois Bank of Chicago
Katharine Boyden Junod
William H. Spurgeon
New York City
William B. Junod
Beaumont, Tex
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Cloudy and colder outlook for Twin Cities
Partly cloudy skies persist in the Twin Cities with a temperature drop of more than 20 degrees. Lows tonight around 30 to 34, highs tomorrow 46 to 50, after yesterday’s 70/58 high and low. Rain total near 3.9 inches before midnight, with midmorning temps reaching 63.
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Twin Cities
CAA
Selman Field
Twin City Concert Tonight Attracts Out Of Town Guests
The Twin Cities Symphony hosts out-of-town guests including Felix Spooner Jr director of El Dorado Arkansas orchestra. Dr Harry Lennett conductor sets 8 30 p m curtain in Brown Hall on the Northeast campus. Ouachita Parish LSU Alumni Association to meet tonight at Bayou De Siard Country Club with Ben Marshall as spokesman stating the ban.
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Twin Cities
Harry Lennett
Brown Hall
Ouachita Parish
LSU Alumni Association
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Ben Marshall
Association
Romance Ranch begins next Tuesday at Monroe Morning World
Rich girl Liza Trent from a million family falls for cowboy Al at a Arizona ranch as a shot shatters a quiet night. The suspense swirls around lineage and love in Anne Allison's Romance Ranch, airing daily starting next Tuesday. subscribe to follow the tale.
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Liza Trent
Arizona
Miss Trent
New York
Anne Allison
Monroe Morning World
Navy weighs delays after Vanguard failures and IGY plan
The Navy, reviewing two Vanguard rocket failures, said it was uncertain about fully instrumented earth satellite launch timing, aiming for within the International Geophysical Year. Air Force and Army scientists propose other satellite launches, with plans to use Thor missiles and a 700 to 1000 pound payload for data gathering and space station feasibility. Vanguard officials cited a normal start but minor irregularities in the first stage engine control.
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Washington
Navy
IGY
Air Force
Defense Department
Project Vanguard
Naval Research Laboratory
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral, Fla
One Armed Sheriff Faces Charges In Jail Murder Case
Grant County Sheriff Earl Zimmerman 53, free on 10000 bond after being accused of manslaughter in the Dec 3 death of Clarence Harter 31. Hearing delayed until next Tuesday as state attorney Kenneth Peterson and defense counsel Maure La Grave proceed with the case.
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Sheriff's Office
Clarence Harter
Harter
N.D
Zimmerman
Peterson
Bismarck
Carson
Caril Fugate Refuses to Sign Starkweather Statement
Caril Fugate, 14, a companion of Charles Starkweather, refuses to sign a 166 page statement she dictated after consulting University of Nebraska legal experts. Chief Deputy Lancaster County Atty. Dale Fahrenbruch said she declined to sign following talks with Dean Edmund O. Belsheim and William Blue. The document covers her supposed role in Starkweather’s 11 murder spree.
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Lincoln, Neb
Caril Fugate
Charles Starkweather
University of Nebraska
Lancaster County
Dale Fahrnbruch
Caril
Edmund 0. Belsheim
Nebraska College Law Faculty
William Blue
Legal Aid Bureau
Starkweather
City at War With Juvenile Crime In Schools
Violence surged in Manhattan and the Bronx amid a city plan to curb school crime. A boy monitor was beaten and another stabbed as police postings increase across about 41 schools. City officials and parents traveled to Albany to seek more state aid and six special schools for maladjusted children were proposed.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Robert F. Wagner
City Board of Education
Board of Education
Brooklyn Grand Jury
Capitol
Albany
William Jansen
Charles Silver
Gladys Harburger
United Parents’ Assn
Gets Caught In Own Chimney In Northern Ireland
ALTMORE, Northern Ireland. Harry McVeigh, 44, locked out of his new house and climbed down a chimney after failing to break in. After 13 hours and many calls for help, a passing hiker alerted rescuers who hauled him out with a rope. He was soot covered but unhurt.
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Joseph A. Tongler
Tonglet
Runo
Perkins
Texas
Ray Spencer
Waco
Chris McClellan
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Altmore
Northern Ireland
Harry McVeigh
McVeigh
Return Clothes But Not Money
London reports Princess Alexandra had her clothes recovered after a theft while $4,000 worth of jewelry remained missing. The 21 year old daughter of the Duchess of Kent had two suitcases stolen from her car during a weekend trip and found later at a railway station.
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London
Alexandra
Duchess of Kent
Elizabeth II
Motels Killing Ties to Wife and Lover Unfold in Houston
Walter C. Wiebusch 42, former assistant district attorney, killed David LaPoint Black 23, an unemployed ex Marine, after a bar meeting with his wife who then left home with Black. Wiebusch confessed to police and was charged with murder. wife described staying with him.
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David LaPoint Black
Walter C. Wiebusch
Black
Wiebusch
Kennedy Seeks Extension of Unemployment Benefits
Washington Kennedy introduces a bill to raise unemployment compensation and extend coverage, arguing states have not acted despite Eisenhower urging reform as unemployment nears five million. Gore drafts a public works bill proposing half a billion dollars with 90 percent federal funding to create jobs for the jobless.
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Washington
Sen
Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Public Works Administration
Gore
Bomb Explodes in Paris National Assembly
A bomb exploded inside the National Assembly building in Paris on Wednesday night, causing a small fire and minor damage. Socialist committeemen in a room above the blast were shaken but unharmed as officials contained the incident.
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Paris
National Assembly
France
Vigilantes organized merchants plan watch dog system
Monroe merchants declare war on bad check passers, unauthorized solicitors and shoplifters. A 30 member vigilante group, formed by the Chamber of Commerce, will coordinate with police and implement a two minute warning system in the business district. The panel studies Texas shoplifting laws and a registration scheme to vet money raising schemes.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Folications Control Panel
Jim Williams
Plane crash in Munich hallmarks soccer team homeward
A British Elizabethan class airliner carrying Manchester United and accompanying officials crashed in a Munich suburb during snow. At least 28 dead and 12 rescued survivors from 38 passengers and six crew. The chartered flight returned from Yugoslavia after defeating Red Star Belgrade in the European Cup.
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Munich
Germany
England
Yugoslavia
Riem
Manchester
United
London
Gavrilo Vucinic
Nebojsa Tonasevic
British European Airways
Belgrade
Red Star
Reim
Teens Face Murder Trial In Polio Victim’s Death
Seven teen agers stand trial for first degree murder in the beating knifing and killing of polio crippled 15 year old Michael Farmer in a New York park. The trial follows 18 arrests with 11 facing lesser charges as 27 lawyers are appointed to defend the defendants from ages 15 to 18 with diverse backgrounds.
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New York
General Sessions Court
Dominican Republic
Michael Farmer
Roger McShan
Honest Abe Classified Ad for Duplex Rental
Classified ad runs one day offering a duplex with private bath for 70 cents. Contact numbers FA 3 2470 or FA 3 2096 appear in the notice.
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Duplex
Bath
W. M. Ph
Abe
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Mobile
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Moustier
Christiana
Twin City
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Wilmington, del
Harkness
Minneapolis-Honeywell Company
Houston, Tex
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Louisiana
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