West Hopes for Red Release of East Germany Fade
Geneva report notes Western leaders pressed Soviet Premier Bulganin to commit to German unification under Western linkage. Bulganin placed German issue after broader European security, signaling no major power shift. Despite deadlock, Moscow offered atomic material to an international pool, pleasing Eisenhower and allies and hinting at possible partial arms reductions in Europe.
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Denver taxi driver confesses to Missouri woman slaying
Golden Colorado sheriff said 25 year old Denver taxi driver Alvin Wesley Brooks confessed to the murder of Zelma Broadfoot 24 Eminence Missouri last Wednesday after five hours of questioning and a quick positive ID. The partly decomposed body was found Saturday by a picnicker in a gulch west of town. Autopsy showed she was at least five months pregnant. Broadfoot is identified as Elbert Broadfoot's daughter of Eminence.
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Shivering Puppy Turns Out To Be Wild Coyote
Dallas report: six weeks after Mrs. Margie Lyons found a soaked stray, a vet visit for rabies vaccinations revealed the adopted animal is a wild coyote rather than a domestic dog. The tale underscores the risk of misidentified pets.
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Dallas
Margie Lyons
Tire Man Buys RKO Pictures From Hughes for $25 Million
The General Tire & Rubber Co. buys RKO Radio Pictures for 25 million dollars cash. Thomas F. O'Neil, 40, inherits control of General Teleradio and oversees a media empire with four TV stations, five radio outlets, and three major networks. The deal includes a vast film library, with 400 to 600 vintage titles, and signals a major shift in Hollywood ownership.
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Tobacco Heiress Sues Magazine Over Libel Suit
Doris Duke files a three million dollar libel suit in Superior Court against Confidential magazine claiming an ugly unfounded attack. Her attorney Jerry Giesler says any damages will go to charity and aims to defend her name and deter similar attacks.
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Doris Duke
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George For Cut in Arms
Washington Senator George D Ga said Eden's limited arms reduction plan deserves further consideration by the Big Four at Geneva. Eden urged a security guarantees exchange with Germany and possible steps toward arms limits for a united Germany and its Soviet satellites and border nations. Senator Smith of New Jersey also weighs in.
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Senate to Pass $1 Minimum Wage Bill in House Vote
Washington reports House leaders moved a bill to raise the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to 1 dollar an hour. Democrats push for the $1 figure while Senate has already voted, with Eisenhower's support noted. bill headed back to the Senate for adjustment after House approval expected before nightfall.
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New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Announced
Science reports a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show pain relief and actual shrinkage with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment, backed by a money back guarantee.
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