Long Trail Of Crime Ends For Smart Burglar
LOS ANGELES AP At 24 a man known as a successful burglar says he wanted to start over. Gordon Ellis Atteberry claims he carried off more than 200 burglaries netting $100000 or more and maintained three apartments while eluding police in 48 states Canada and Mexico. Police found 100000 in his rooms and he was held for a preliminary hearing on 105000 bail. He planned to reduce his age and enter the University of Florida as a psychology pre med student before turning to crime.
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Vote To Extend Wheat Agreement
Washington AP The Senate voted 92 to 1 to ratify a three year extension of the international wheat agreement. It covers eight exporting and 50 importing countries with a minimum price of 1.50 and maximum of 1.90 per bushel. The plan shifts subsidies to domestic producers and aims to move about 36 percent of world wheat trade under the pact.
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Foreign steel makers to cash in on strike in U S industry
New York AP reports foreign steel producers in Europe and Japan are poised to profit from the U S steel strike. With inventories varying by firm, European and Japanese sellers may raise prices if the strike lengthens. Demand abroad rises as Europe rebuilds and US buyers stockpile.
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Well Known AP Writer Edward F. Creagh Dies
Edward F. Creagh 41 longtime AP special assignment writer in Washington died at Hadley Memorial Hospital after a liver illness. He earlier served in Philadelphia New York and London bureaus before moving to Washington after World War II. A versatile writer he handled light feature pieces and serious news with skill. One of his last major tasks was a series on John Foster Dulles.
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Body Of 6-Year-Old Recovered From Creek in Wellington
In Wellington Kansas the body of 6 year old Sharyl Baker was recovered from the rain swollen Hargis Creek by her father Kenneth Baker. She had fallen into the creek about six hours earlier while playing on a footbridge with her siblings. The Bakers have eight other children.
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