Actress Marie McDonald Kidnapping Probe Underway
Van Nuys California AP Actress Marie McDonald disappeared from her Encino home early today. Police received a threatening call promising she would not be harmed if police were not notified. A penciled note in McDonald s handwriting warned against calling police. Suspicions of kidnapping exist but investigators remain cautious. Michael Wilding, Elizabeth Taylor s ex-husband, is identified as her escort in recent months.
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McDonald
Marie Tuboni
Woodland Hill
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Korn
Henry Kerr
Michael Wilding
Elizabeth Taylor
Molly Smith
Miss McDonald's
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Fanny Mae
Arzelmar Gill
Miss McDonald
Richard Aiford
Victor Orsatti
Las Vegas
Denise
Harrison
Disturbing Incidents Reported in Poland
In Warsaw reports say hooligans and hostile elements recently caused disturbing incidents in areas of Poland where Soviet troops are temporarily stationed, according to the United Polish Workers Communist Party newspaper.
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Warsaw
United Polish Workers Communist Party
Governor commutes Babich sentence to allow parole
Milton Babich, 26, in a Milwaukee life sentence for first degree murder, has had his term reduced to second degree murder by Governor Kohler, making him eligible for parole immediately. The case involved Patricia Birmingham, his wife’s sister, whose body was disposed of in the Milwaukee River after he shot her during a quarrel over a gun. Babich’s trial occurred seven years ago. he was 19 at the time and Patricia 15. He and Patricia’s sister Kathleen later married and have two daughters. The parole board will review the clemency decision later this month.
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State Parole Board
Francis Lamb
Wisconsin
Lamb
Herb Mount
Patricia
Minneapolis
Kathleen
U S Completes Hungarian Airlift at McGuire AFB
McGuire Air Force Base announces the completion of Operation Safe Haven the airlift of 9700 Hungarian refugees to the United States. Lt Gen Joseph Smith MATS commander says the last planeload of 35 passengers arrived at 3 33 p m. In New York Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U N delegate will visit Camp Mercy at Camp Kilmer Monday afternoon.
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Withdrawal Of Israelis From Sinai Discussed
London dispatches report Maj. Gen E L M Burns and Gen Moshe Dayan meet to discuss technical details of the first stage of Israel's Sinai withdrawal. They aim to establish a line from El Arish to Sharm El Sheikh while seeking assurances the desert won’t be used by Egyptian raiders. Discussions on stage two hinge on Dag Hammarskjold talks with Golda Meir. The U S looks to UN talks for a broader settlement.
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Two Fails Norman
Never Fail is a senior at Oklahoma from Wil Fail a freshman from Shawnee in a fragmentary sports note.
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Oklahoma
Wil Fail
Shawnee
Trapped in Green Bay Hotel Fire Complicates City
A sixth floor fire at the eight story Northland Hotel in Green Bay trapped two guests for 45 minutes and disrupted downtown traffic. Firemen from six units battled the blaze for about an hour starting at 9 10 a.m. No injuries were reported. Wester Carter 45 Green Bay occupied the room where the fire began. Hawking 45 Milwaukee and Mrs C G Prince 48 Eau Claire were trapped by smoke in other rooms. Fire Chief David Zuidmulder cited a discarded cigarette as the probable cause. The hotel sits at North Adams and Pine Streets in Green Bay’s business district.
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Airmen Die In Copter Crash Near Edwards Base
Three airmen were killed when a Sikorsky helicopter crashed and burned three miles west of Edwards Air Force Base California during a routine training mission. Identified victims were Captain Wayne W Eggert 34 Sumner Washington Copilot Newell H Lynch 3 Grove Illinois and Airman 3C Charles M Scott 23 West Lafayette Indiana.
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Wayne W. Eggert
Sumner
Wash
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Grove
Ill
Charles M. Scott
Westlafayette
Ind
Polar ice freed U S Vessels Arneb and Northwind
Two U S Navy ships trapped in Antarctic pack ice near Cape Hallett have escaped and are safe in the shelter of Cape Hallett. The Arneb sustained damage including a propeller blade loss. the Northwind aided in the relief effort and both ships are moored at the ice edge awaiting repairs.
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1956 Toll on Nation's Highways Sets New Record
The National Safety Council reports 1938 highway deaths for 1956, a historic peak. Holiday crashes set all time records with 712 deaths at Christmas and 412 at New Year. November rise pushed states like Indiana and California to new toll highs, while Nevada posted the best safety gains. Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia led major cities in fatality rates among large urban areas.
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U S Court Bus Decision Brings Negro Victory
A federal judge in Miami ruled the Montgomery desegregation ruling already settled the four Negro women’s bus suit, signaling a new legal breakthrough for integration. Governor Collins warned the decision would not affect Tallahassee bus service, where unrest remains possible. Violence reports emerged from South Carolina where six men were accused of whipping a bandmaster after alleged pro integration remarks.
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Camden, S.C
Bulgaria Purges Rebels and Targets Universities
Sofia correspondent reports Bulgaria pursuing rebels and organizations linked to student movement as authorities tighten control over universities and affiliated groups in Vienna and Sofia. The notice notes broad actions against suspected dissidents and their networks.
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Austria
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Russell Attacks Press Over Civil Rights Rule Fight
Senator Richard Russell accuses the press of intimidation to push anti filibuster reform and civil rights legislation. He denounces Walter Reuther and pro change advocates as biased, saying the core issue is Senate freedom of debate and its continuity across Congress. The move gains bipartisan support but is deemed unlikely to pass, while Eisenhower prepares a Middle East address before a joint session.
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Tulsa County Commissioner-Elect Vows New First Act
Tulsa with Charles V. Shurtleff as commissioner-elect promises his first act on taking office. He remarks that his wife Mrs Shurtleff has served as an investigator in the County Welfare Department for four years. He says she will be busy baking hot biscuits for him after Monday.
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Charles V. Shurtleff
I Hessi
Gunman Robs Bank of Milton of 17000 Cash
A small, masked gunman burglarized the Bank of Milton in Milton Wisconsin taking 17009 from the vault after approaching cashier Misener when opening the bank. He fled in a blue green Pontiac sedan with a light jacket brown cap, time lock on vault had expired. Authorities issued a Midwest alarm for a 24 year old about 3 feet 4 inches tall. The town of Milton, Rock County, population around 1200, had a prior bank holdup in 1924 resulting in a small cash haul.
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Howl
Slippery Spots Reported on Upstate Highways
Most main roads north of a La Crosse to Manitowne line had slick stretches today due to compacted snow and ice. State highway department said other roads were in good condition for the season.
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State Highway Department
Pollock Offers New Aid to Oshkosh Pool Fund
W E Pollock of Miami Beach former Oshkosh Overalls president renews $1000 gift and suggests private matches up to 50000. Saim Whyte announces a drive to raise about 360000 for a city swimming pool with a seven and a half year plan. New contributions aim to increase local giving from 18 cents to a dollar per person annually.
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Paul C Whre
Saimiming Pool Corporation
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