Two Council Bluffs Men Arrested After Gunfight
Shelby County deputies report a gunfight at a break in leading to the arrest of Gearhart and his son Lary on robbery with aggravation charges. Dean Taylor and Harlan Holder were also identified and jailed. A deputy and a helper pursued suspects after about a dozen shots were exchanged with two women who fled the scene. Local investigators recovered the two fugitives near the building a quarter mile away with air support aiding the search.
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Harlan
Council Bluffs
Shevill Orrell
Gearhart
Lary
Shelby County
Dean Taylor
Harlan Holder
Sam
Lynn Anderson
Heavby
Anderson
Sherif
Gonvhart
Halder
Taylor
Paul Scoth
Receive Tip On Identity Of Robbers
London detectives search the East End for five criminals linked to a Glasgow to London mail train robbery. About 13 masked men halted the train and escaped with bags of registered mail worth over £1 million. Loot largely old currency believed to be sent to London for destruction. Police suspect the mastermind is a former military man. Rewards of 260,000 pounds have spurred tips from Britons nationwide.
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London
Nformer
East End
Riea
Scotland Yard
Vassels
Old Cure Rency
Britain
Hood Withdraws From Alabama As University Cancels Charges
Neato student James A. Hood withdrawals from the University of Alabama amid canceled charges after a stormy two month enrollment. Hood’s attorney said he withdrew due to his physical and mental condition. The board meeting on Hood’s charges, tied to a Gadsden speech, was called off, and university officials notified Hood of the charges prior to a dean’s meeting.
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Hood
Alabama
University
Tuscaloosa, Altit
Neato
James A. Hood
University of Alabama
Garden, Ala
Te Board of Trustees
Gadsden
Mensél
Vivian Z. Malone
Arthi Shores
Birmingham
Kennedy Proposals Face Action With Capitol Hill Votes
Two Kennedy proposals face action this week with a House vote on a large college construction bill and Senate action on a National Service Corps measure. Hearings will open on the limited nuclear test ban treaty as Congress pushes civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
National Service Corps
Pace
National Service
Peace. Corps
You Ever Had One of Those Days
A fragmentary newspaper item describes a day aboard a Brooklyn fishing outing. It mentions Frank, Herriday, Richard Maltitan, and others as detectives react to a tainted haul and counterfeit bills surfacing in the scene. The tone mirrors a tabloid-style chase episode with lively dialogue.
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New. York
Frank
Anc Herriday
Richard Maltitan
Brooklyn
Ramping
Rusk Test Treaty Won't Impair U S Security
The Senate adjourned briefly in sorrow over the death of Sen Estes Kefauver D Tenn and paid tribute with brief remarks from leaders and a memorial service plan. Kefauver died after a heart attack and the chamber paused debate on a domestic service corps bill to honor him.
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Rusk
U.S
Washington
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Bylet
Kefauver
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
Bell
Mansfield
Two Prisoners Escape In Indiana Prison Riot
In Putnamville Indiana a riot at the state farm freed up to 1,400 inmates. Two escapees are Robert Glen Stith and Samuel Eugene Crouch both serving a year. Walter Oliver was wounded and Frank Harrison injured. Guards recovered some missing narcotics as state troopers and guards contained the disturbance.
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Putnamville
Ind
Indiana
Lae
Aethus Campbell
State
Muncie
Robert Glen Stith
Wwespass
Samuel Eugane
Crouch
Walter Oliver
Indianapolis
Wis
Frank Harrison
Apong
Robert Long Hospital
Campbell
Morrill
Hobbs
One Dead In Flint Hotel Blaze
Firemen investigated a six story Adams Hotel blaze in Flint Michigan that killed one guest and injured eight others on Sunday. Authorities searched for 34 others who were listed as missing and hoped they would be found safe in other cities.
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Flint
Flim
Mich
Adams Hortel
Ney
Kennedy Children Visit With Mother
President Kennedy's children John and Caroline visited their mother at the hospital after her premature birth. The First Lady continues to recover and was seen out of bed on Sunday, as the newborn Patrick Bouvier Kennedy had died after two days.
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Oiis Air Force
Mils
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lapguer
Handinand
Pyo
Joh
Caroline
Jule John
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Dillon Seeks 11 Billion Tax Cut Beginning January
Secretary Douglas Dillon presents to the House Ways and Means Committee a plan for a large tax cut starting January 1. Individual rates would fall from 14 percent on the first 900 dollars to 47 percent, with top rate reform. corporate tax would drop from 52 to 48 percent. One third of the cut to take effect January 1, the rest a year later, aiming to boost yearly revenue by around 10 billion as provisions fully take effect. The proposal follows earlier approved revisions and reflects a quicker, larger early relief strategy.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
House, Ways and Means
Dillon
Newamen
Car Truck Crash Claims Three Iowans Details Sparse
Three members of an Iowa family died in a car truck collision Saturday night on a nearby Kansas turnpike. Lyle Tapper, 33, of Osage, his wife, their son Carl, 7, were killed. Four other children were hospitalized with injuries, including Janice and two others.
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Wellington
Kanon
Nansas
Nea
Lyle
Tapper
Osage
Vand
Carl
Janice
Kennedy Returns From Cape Cod Funeral Flight
The article describes Kennedy returning to Washington after attending a Mass at Xavier Church in Hyannis Port and a family event on Squaw Island. Msgr. Leonard Daley offered condolences as Kennedy prepared to depart Otis Air Force Base in the mid afternoon for his return to Washington.
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Kennedy
Otis
Air Force Base
Coach Says Game Was Not Fixed
Former Georgia assistant Charley Trippi testified in a federal court that Georgia was outplayed by Alabama in last fall’s game. He rejected claims that Wally Butts and Paul Bryant fixed the contest. The $10 million libel suit stems from a Saturday Evening Post article about the game. Ray Clark, team captain, said the opener left players not in top shape.
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Auagniasa
Georgia
Charley Trippi
Alabama
Trippi
Wally Butts
Paul
Bear) Bryant
MD Bial
Buttts
Curtis Publishing Co
Ray Clark
Secretary Urges Swift Ratification of Test Ban Treaty
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Senate to ratify the limited nuclear test ban pact to slow the arms race without harming U.S. strength. Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee covered East German participation, verification, and the treaty’s potential to curb nuclear spread and radioactive pollution. Rusk argued the agreement could reduce fear and move toward broader disarmament, while preserving U.S. security.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
United States
Rusk
Nemedy
East Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
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Tenn
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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