Ex-Con Angelo Pero Placed On FBI Ten Most Wanted List
The FBI added Angelo Luigi Pero to its ten most wanted fugitives list. Pero, 53, is a convicted killer linked to the March murder of a 17 year old in Brooklyn. Authorities say he may be armed and is extremely dangerous. Pero has a cord with pigeons background and works various odd jobs.
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De Gaulle to Confer with Macmillan by Month's End
Paris AP report says Premier de Gaulle will meet British Prime Minister Macmillan before month’s end with June 27 a frequently cited date. The talks would be his first with a Western Alliance leader since taking office and precede July 5 talks with U S Secretary of State Dulles. De Gaulle eyes a more independent role for France within the alliance as North Africa issues loom. Salan takes over in Algiers as de Gaulle plans a second Algeria trip to strengthen authority.
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Workshop Opens On Education Of The Mentally Retarded
A two week workshop on education of the mentally retarded began at the First Baptist Church in Ruston. Most registrants are Louisiana Tech students or special students earning two hours credit under John P. Campbell. Chief consultant is Dr. Lillian Whitmore of the Tulsa Mental Retardation Training Center, with a long teaching background.
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Louisiana Tech
John P. Campbell
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Lillian Whitmore
Tulsa
Industrial output up in May as per Fed and steel outlook grim
Federal Reserve data show May industrial production rose slightly ending an eight month decline. Steel magazine warns July operations may worsen despite a seventh straight weekly gain. Unemployment claims drop 65 300 to 2 827 600 with seasonal factors cited. James Lees & Sons cuts carpet prices 3 percent on cheaper wool. Treasury reports refinancings totaling 9 55 billion with bond subscriptions and rollover allocations.
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Marriages Down 4.2 Percent in 1957 Across U S
Metropolitan Life Insurance reports 1957 marriages fell 4.2 percent from 1956 nationwide, dropping from 9.4 to 8.9 per 1000. The decline was strongest from September through December, aligning with the onset of the recession.
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UPI
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U.S
Crosby Scandal Fails to Alarm Kathy Crosby
Bing Crosby and wife Kathy dismissed a reported $100000 kidnapping plot as fiction. Police tied Wilburn Davison to the case after a Lakewood robbery while Davison claimed the scheme ended before it began. Kathy Crosby, pregnant with the couple’s first child, laughed off the tale upon arriving from Reno.
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Tragic death of 21 month old from accidental pill ingestion
In Baton Rouge a 21 month old girl, Constance Beatty, died after swallowing more than two dozen tranquilizer pills taken from a bedside table. She died about six hours after hospital admission, her uncle reported.
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First Army Air Pilot Frank Lahm From Mansfield Ohio
Brig. Gen. Frank Lahm, born in Mansfield Ohio, became the U.S. Army’s first airplane pilot after learning to fly in the Wright Brothers’ third aircraft.
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