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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1957

Page

3

Slaying Mystery as 15 Year Old Girl Body Found

Chicago detectives search a West Side neighborhood for clues in the mutilation killing of Judith Mac Andersen, 18, whose body was found waterlogged in two oil cans in Lake Michigan. Police confirm positive identification after dismemberment details emerged.

Chicago West Side Lake Michigan Judith Mac Andersen Ellender D-La House Senate Lyndon Johnson Texas Eisenhower Appropriations Committee

500 Million Put Back In Aid Funds Restored By Solons

Senate actions restore 500 million of foreign aid funds while trimming others. The committee proposed increasing defense and development appropriations, adding loans abroad and expanding technical cooperation and special assistance to Latin America. House cuts were exceeded by about 1.0 billion in total new funds.

Cassini Senate House Eisenhower Ellender Latin America

Police link head to missing girl Judith Mae in unsolved cases

Earlier police identified the severed head as Judith Mae, missing since August 16, based on dental charts and fingerprints. The head with a small-caliber bullet hole was found in Montrose Harbor with a can, two hands, and a weapon. A separate torso in an oil drum was found nearby, while Judith Mae’s father questions the identification and calls for caution as other youth slayings remain unsolved. The era’s pattern includes the Grimes sisters and three boys killed in the forest preserve, all unsolved.

Judith Mae Montrose Ralph Andersen Andersen Grimes Barbara Patricia Robert Peterson John Schuessler John Anton

Boy Pistol-Whipped by Irate Constable

Broken Arrow constable Joss Ridge, 50, also dog catcher, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after pistol whipping Oscar G. Medlin, 18, who barked at him. County Atty Max Findley said Ridge admitted striking the youth, saying he hit him for cursing, not for barking. Bond set at 750 dollars.

Wagoner Okla Max Findley Joss Ridge Findley Ridge Oscar G. Medlin

Asiatic Flu Epidemic at Yank Bases in Britain

London reports Asiatic flu has struck U S air bases in Britain with over 500 American servicemen hospitalized. Air Force cancels several inter command sports events and plans a vaccine rollout on Oct 1. All American military personnel in Britain to be compulsorily vaccinated. vaccination for Zam bes is voluntary. No quarantine restrictions yet while cases are identified.

London U.S Britain Air Force

Bible Expert Dies in Melrose England Father Ronald Knox

MELLS England Monsignor Ronald Knox 69 noted Bible translator died Saturday. He was the son of a former Anglican bishop and was a Church of England clergyman before converting to Roman Catholicism in 1917.

Mells England Ronald Knox

Syria's Shukri El Kuwatly Returns to Damascus

Syrian President Shukri El Kuwatly flies back to Damascus from Cairo after medical treatment and amid reports that pro-Soviet forces took control. The move follows a crisis sparked by the appointment of a pro-Soviet army chief and prompts U.S. diplomats to seek Western unity in the Middle East to counter Soviet influence. Lou Henderson, U.S. deputy undersecretary of state, travels to Istanbul to confer with Turkish and regional leaders including Adnan Menderes and King Hussein of Jordan on potential measures.

Shukri el Kuwatly Damascus Jhad Syria Kuwatly Cairo Gamal Abdel -Nasser Egypt U.S Turkey Middle East Lou Henderson Washington Istanbul Henderson Adnan Menderes Gelal Bayar King Hussein Jordan Hussein King Feisal Iraq

Italian Writer Dies in Gorizia at 74

Umberto Saba, renowned Italian poet aged 74, has died in Gorizia. The celebrated writer and literary figure passed away on a Sunday, leaving a marked impact on 20th century Italian poetry.

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