Ransom Probe Ties Union Boss to Greenlease Case
Washington AP Robert Barney Baker a 300 pound Teamsters Union chief faced questions about the missing 300000 ransom in the Greenlease kidnapping. His ex wife Mollie testified Baker said Joseph Costello a St Louis taxi operator got the money. Det Capt John Doherty cited four men tied to the ransom with Costello invoking the Fifth Amendment on many questions. Doherty said police suspect Costello has most of the ransom and linked two former St Louis police to the case. Costello returned to crime coverage on page two.
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Barney) Baker
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Detroit
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Kansas City
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State Warrant Added in Pape Extortion Case
Columbia County officials added a state warrant to a federal case against James John Pape a 23 year old Portage man accused of trying to extort 2300 from Inez Kutzke on July 21 The warrant is a detainer service only if he is released from federal custody Pape faces a separate federal charge of extorting 4000 from Dr William Taylor about two weeks earlier he was arrested in a farmhouse sting with an FBI agent in disguise and is held in Dane County jail on 2300 bond awaiting trial
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Nuclear Monitor System Approved
Washington reports Soviet demands for an immediate ban on nuclear tests amid talks on a global monitoring system. Scientists from eight nations proposed about 200 monitoring stations worldwide to detect explosions, with financing, UN sponsorship, and inspector powers still undecided.
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Kraut Cans Explode as Fire Levels Wisconsin Plant
A large Kraut canning plant at Mazomaine Farms in Mazomanie town ship suffered about 500000 in damage when a morning fire swept through the facility. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the blaze as canned kraut exploded in the heat. About 50 firemen fought the blaze and w ire crews from nearby towns assisted. The plant stored massive quantities of kraut and was mid-way between Mazomanie and Sauk City.
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Plan Revealed At Little Rock Integration Tactics
Little Rock school board outlined a three point plan to resist integration once more. They will seek Supreme Court intervention, ask the US Circuit Court of Appeals to stay its order, and try to meet with Governor Faubus to discuss methods to defy court orders. The moves followed a circuit reversal of a June delay and a request for delay by the board. Virgil Blossom announced a writ of certiorari would be sent to the high court and an extraordinary session could be held to hear the case.
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Ouster of Hutcheson as AFL-CIO Chief
Forest Park Pa. Carpenters Union President Maurice A Hutcheson faces corruption charges and contempt of Congress as AFL-CIO sources predict his ouster from the leadership. He may be asked to explain his refusal to answer to the AFL-CIO on the matter.
U N Troop Withdrawal Debate Ties Lebanon Jordan
The United States urged U N action to test troop withdrawal plans from Lebanon and Jordan. Dag Hammarskjold would arrange a replacement U N force if needed while Dulles met Latin American representatives to reassure no long term U S presence. Asian African blocs pushed to block Western motion with an early withdrawal demand. A vote deadline loomed as week’s end neared.
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Middle East
Eisenhower urges nationwide compliance with court orders
President Eisenhower declares all states must support and obey federal court orders as he addresses rising tensions over school integration and the Little Rock delay. He warns that defying courts leads to anarchy and stresses executive support to enforce rulings nationwide.
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Senate studies bill to curb court powers debate
President Eisenhower declined to rule on merits of school integration while signaling federal action if violence threatened court orders. Congress showed appetite to curb Supreme Court powers as it presses minerals legislation, with emphasis on enforcing constitutional rulings and state responsibility to ending unrest, recalling Little Rock actions.
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Secretaries Fire-fueled Typewriter Dash at Office
Mrs Dixie Mossler secretary of the county school superintendent’s office typed furiously when her electric typewriter burst into flames Tuesday. She fought the blaze and continued her work as fire crews arrived to extinguish the small fire and prevent spread.
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Mossler
Rickover to receive third star amid homecoming plans
Washington reports President Eisenhower will name Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover as personal representative for the Nautilus homecoming and Navy Secretary pledges to award his third star. Sen. Henry M. Jackson and others express support for the promotion and timely recognition.
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Wash
Congressional Atomicnergy Committee
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Dodson
Drunken driving charge heard for Max Byrd in Windsor
Magistrate heard Max Byrd's drunken driving case in Windsor. Byrd claimed his stagger stemmed from warts on the soles of his feet rather than whisky, with the court noting the unusual explanation during the Tuesday proceeding.
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Thesday
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Air Control Extension To 35 000 Feet Sought
A CAB report on the United Airlines DC7 collision near Las Vegas last April 2 calls for extending air traffic control to 34 000 feet and adding more American routes. It says causes include high speeds and limited cockpit visibility. The report criticizes the CAA and Air Force for gaps in collision prevention and separation of military flights. It notes possible positive control up to 33 000 feet and urges practical extension while preserving visual flight rules.
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Senate races to adjourn as Jenner-Butler bill tests time
Legislative leaders pressed to adjourn later this week with a key Jenner-Butler bill facing an early Senate test vote to offset recent Supreme Court rulings on arrest delays. President Eisenhower urged foreign aid near 3.0 billion, while House moves to pass a 3.078 billion aid bill and a mineral subsidy measure. The Senate approved 63 to 12 the Jenner-Butler bill addressing arraignment delays, but a bid to strike the word reasonable failed 41 to 39.
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Stevenson in Italy Arrives for 10 Day Florence Vacation
Adlai Stevenson arrived in Florence Italy for a 10 day vacation after touring the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. He traveled to Florence onTuesday night and will stay through early next week.
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