Motherwell Arrest Follows Florida Sightings And FBI Tip
An elderly shoeshine man in Jacksonville and an Atlanta woman who saw a Sunday paper led to the arrest of Larry Lord Motherwell, sought in California for the murder of Mrs. Pearl Putney. Agents identified him from a wanted poster after a quick confrontation outside a terminal. He faces extradition to California to face murder charges.
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Atlanta
Dow
Jacksonville
Fla
Motherwell
Larry Lord Motherwell
J. Williamson
FBI
California
Pearl Putney
Washington
Craig Dubar Foster
Dubar
Dubais
Larry
Victor B. Sydnor
Cleveland
Sydnor
Cuba
Castro
Fulton Tower
Fulton County
United States
Frank Holden
John T. Reyes
Paris
Georgia
Sierra County
Florida Chemical Company
Allen Michael Dubar
Williamson
J. C. Faien
Piedmont Avenue
Faign
New Orleans
Veteran's Hospital
Industria 5
Hou
U.S
Harhyfe
Red China Cuts Goals After Confession of Errors
The Communist Party Central Committee announced revised 1959 targets after admitting 1958 production figures for agriculture and industry were overstated. Steel output dropped to 12 million tons from 18 million, backyard furnace plans were scrapped, and overall investment and projects were scaled back amid floods and drought.
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Tokyo
Red China
China
Communist Party Central Committee
National People’s Congress
Chou En-lai
Central Committee
Mao Tze-tung
Eisenhower in Bonn Britain and France on peace mission
President Eisenhower received a rousing welcome in Bonn as he pressed western unity and world peace. He aims to persuade Adenauer De Gaulle and MacDonald to back his talks with Khrushchev while vowing no retreat in the Cold War. Freshman engineering enrollment decline noted in brief at end.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Bonn
Germany
API
Eisenhower
Europe
Washington
Soviet Union
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Harold MacDinillan
France
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Eitsenhower
Wahn
Lhere
Free Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herner
Eisenhower Extends Nuclear Test Moratorium To Year End
President Eisenhower orders extended moratorium on nuclear weapons tests beyond October 31 to December end. Move follows Geneva talks among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union on a world test ban. State Department cautions on possible resumption after 1959. Britain, also silent on its stance, had suspended tests concurrently.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Earier
State Department
United States
Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Lesson In English And Test Flight At Cape Canaveral
A lesson guide lists common usage errors and pronunciations while an AP report notes an Air Force crew aiding a Jupiter missile launch from Cape Canaveral Florida. The 300 mile test marks the first at minimum range after 17 prior successes in 18 tests on the instrumented range.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
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