Bandit Admits Merton Holdup
In St Louis FBI and local police held Roy N Kuehl 31 of Milwaukee on $15 000 bond for the Merton Branch Pewaukee State Bank robbery. His companion James Schibline 24 of Fond du Lac was still at large. Kuehl admitted the charge to U S Commissioner Edwin Bean as investigators closed in tracing the pair from Wisconsin to Missouri.
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Roy Kuehl
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Roy Norman Kuehl
Merton
Pewaukee State Bank
Kuehl
FBI
James Schibline
Fond du Lac
Wis
Schibline
Green Bay
U.S
Edwin J. Bean
St. Louis City
Bean
Wisconsin
Dubuque
Iowa
Kucht
James Curtis
Robert Turner
J. Earl Milnes
Kuhl
China Commandos Raid Commie Town
A Nationalist Chinese commando unit landed 14 guerrillas at Changloh Hisien on the Communist mainland, about 30 miles southwest of Matsu Island. They stayed over an hour and left without substantial resistance, according to a military communique from Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Matsu Island
Changloh Hisien
Matsu
California quake fears after eight tremors in Baja region
El Centro California residents braced for more after eight growing shocks Friday night. The Imperial Valley and San Diego felt tremors while homes rocked up to ninety seconds. Fire Marshal warned National Guard could curb looting. experts said none were serious.
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EL Centro
Calif
California
Robert Lane
Brawley
National Guard
Imperial Valley
San Diego
Calexico
Eisenhower Undergoes Detailed Medical Exam
President Eisenhower today underwent a thorough medical examination by Dr. Paul Dudley White and his doctors to assess how his Sept. 24 heart attack recovery may be affected by increased activity. The test includes ECG and blood chemistry review and could influence his decision on a second term.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Baltimore
Denver
Sneak Thief Grabs 3400 From Richmond Center Checkout
A sneak thief seized 3400 dollars from beneath a checkout counter at a Richmond pick and take food center yesterday. Local authorities are inspecting surveillance footage to identify the suspect and determine if more losses occurred.
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Richmond
Pick and Take Food Center
US Ups Pressure in Geneva Talks With Red China
The United States will press Red China in Geneva until all American civilians held in China are freed. The State Department accused China of breaking the September agreement to expeditiously free all U S civilians, while insisting talks remain valuable to win releases and deter force. Fourteen Americans remain in Communist prisons, with two known to have contacted British diplomats seeking exit assistance. Lincoln White noted most Chinese in the U S travel on Nationalist passports.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
China
America
Red China
State Department
John Downey
New Britain
Conn
Homer W. Bradshaw
New York
Downey
BradShaw
Lincoln White
Seek to End Deadlock Over UN Council Seat
United Nations delegates hold hasty talks to break a 34 ballot deadlock for a non permanent Security Council seat. A mid evening draw in Chilean President Jose Maza's office selected Yugoslavia to withdraw, with a plan for a half term then a second election to fill the seat. Leaders from the US and Britain backed the plan, while opponents argued it violated the UN charter.
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UN Council
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Britain
Sir Pier
Dixon
Maza
Philippines
Yugoslavia
U.N
Lodge
France
Herve Alphand
Vasily V. Kanetsov
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
McCarthy Pushes Resume of Anti Communist Inquiries
Senator McCarthy urged the Senate to resume efforts to expose remaining Communists in government. He attacked the Democratic chaired subcommittees for discrediting anti Communist security measures, charging they distort the issue. He criticized the Constitutional Rights and Government Employees Security panels as portraying security measures like a Gestapo. He pressed Sen John L. McClellan to repair the damage and continue hearings.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
McCarthy
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Grange to oppose federal income tax cuts
Washington The National Grange will fight any proposed federal income tax cuts in 1965 with all its tools. Grange Master Herschel W Newsom said a tax cut now would hurt farmers by stimulating inflation and widening the farmer's cost price gap. The Grange is the nation’s second largest farm organization after the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Washington
National Grange
Grange
Herschel W. Newsom
The
American Farm Bureau Federation
Egypt Alleges Israeli Armed Assault Near Gaza
Egypt charged at the United Nations that Israeli forces attacked Egyptian positions with automatic weapons in a 20 minute battle in the Gaza southern sector. Official Egyptian sources said there were no Egyptian casualties.
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Egypt
Gaza
Strip
United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
Imal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Tait
Syria
U.N. Palestine
Security Council
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Britain
Russia
Jordan
Bregede Jordan
Jordan River
Haja Majali
E.J.M. Burns
U.N
Damascus
New York
Middle East
Amman
Hazzan al Majali
UN Security Council
Dulles Pledges US Help for Euratom Nuclear Pool
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles offered American industrial atomic aid to a six nation Euratom pool to strengthen united Europe. He urged European nations to lead the project while outlining longer term aid for underdeveloped countries to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East and Asia. Dulles spoke during last round talks before returning to Washington for NATO council plans.
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UPI
U.S
John Foste
Dulles
United Europe Movement
America
Middle East
Asia
Europe
Washington
Eisenhower
NATO
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Antoine Pinay
Paul Henri Spaak
European Unions
Jean Monnet
France
Unitn
Pinay
Wea
Security Council
Avia
Theis NATO Nahoons
Free World
Tunssia
West Berlin
Alps
Haly
Army Will Try GI's For Beating Actor
Two American soldiers Pvt Willit Holden and Pvt Richard Calbert were arrested in East Berlin for beating a Communist actor at a cabaret and will face a Berlin command court martial for disorderly conduct in uniform. The incident drew Soviet-led attention as East Germans pressed for German Communist court handling.
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Berlin
United States Army
East Berlin
Dee
U.S
Willit J. Holden
Poplarville
Miss
Richard L. Calbert
Kansas
Cy. Ma
Werner Lierck
Holden
Calbert
Whittier student teacher misstates reindeer names at nursery show
At Broad Oaks nursery show a Whittier College student teacher, alma mater of Vice President Nixon, recited The Night Before Christmas and bungled the reindeer names with Come Donder, come Blitz en, come Prancer, come Mix on, provoking a political stir when a Democrat in the house reacted.
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Whittier
Cali. WA
Whittier Colleze
Vice
Nixon
Broad Oaks
Donder
Blitzen
Prancer
Mixon
Four Children Die In Mission Explosion And Fire
Four children aged seven months to three years died when an explosion and fire destroyed a quonset hut farmhouse seven miles north of Mission Texas. Fire Chief Ray Landry said the hut was completely consumed and bodies were charred. The mother stepped outside briefly. the stove in the hut was a butane gas unit. Victims were Eva Mercado three Amadeo Mercado seven months Marie de Rosario Moncerrata two and Maria de Moncerrata nine months. The Mercados owned the home. Moncerrata and his wife were relocating with her parents. The cause may never be determined.
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Mission
Tex
Ray Landry
Eva Mercado
Amadeo Mercado
Marie de Rosario Moncerrata
Maria de Moncerrata
Mercado
Manuel Mercado
Vincente Charles Moncerrata
Moncerrata
Bow Hunting Ban Signed for Federal Portion of Marsh
The Wisconsin State Conservation Commission ordered a ban on bow and arrow deer hunting on the federal portion of Horicon Marsh. Gov. Kohler signed the order after commission approval, but publication in the official state paper was required for validity. The ban takes effect Monday though the state portion remains open for the season.
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The
Conservation Commission
Red Leader Urges W Berlin Revolution
Berlin area report says Alfred Neumann, Berlin Communist Party first secretary, urged West Berlin workers to join the Reds to overthrow the West Berlin government and demand removal of American occupation forces. He called Americans to go home in a front page East German article.
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UPR
West Berlin
Reds
Alfred Neumann
Communist Party
Neumann
Ono
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