Missing Girl Found Slain in Illinois Pond
Chicago AP report says 44 year old Mary Lou Wagner was found slain after a 17 year old youth confessed to strangling and beating her at a lover's lane near Glenview Naval Air Station. The suspect, Robert Fleig, led police to the body and is held for questioning.
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Chicago
Hell
Herr
Mary Lou Wagner
North Side
Robert Max Fleift
Bak
James Hachety
Fleig
Figl
Glenview Naval Air Station
Rogers Park
Ie Clotaee
Mary Lou
Mildred Wagner
Cook County
Editor's Note on Death and the Afterlife Worded Belief
Hollywood AP reports Emer Les Deborah Kerr discusses death and the afterlife in a three part series. She reflects on a secretary's death and how children perceive loss and the idea that the spirit remains. The piece suggests Kerr champions a humane view of mortality.
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Deborah Kerr
Melanie
Centex
Francesca
Emer Les
Yfe
Jets fly nonstop Tokyo to Honolulu in record flight
Four Air Force RF101 Voodoo fighters streaked from Tokyo to Honolulu in six hours and 35 minutes marking the first nonstop jet flight over the route. The 3,850 mile crossing set a speed record for the distance with no long refueling noted.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Pacific
Tokyo
New British Governor Arrives in Nicosia Amid Guarded Welcome
Sir Hugh Foot, the new British governor of Cyprus, arrived at Nicosia airport and traveled in a bullet-proof car to Government House. Troops police and armored cars lined the route as Greek and Turkish Cypriots gathered, but no demonstrations occurred.
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Cyprus
Nicosta
Hugh Foot
Nicosia
Government House
Weather outlook shows high clouds and sun Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with high cloudiness and little temperature change. Rain probability remains uncertain with a vague target of Zerg per cent through Wednesday.
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Zerg
Eisenhower outlines 2 billion defense budget hike
President Eisenhower, after a five hour White House session with congressional leaders, proposes a two billion dollar rise in defense spending focused on missiles and antisubmarine gear. He plans to seek 3.94 billion in foreign aid as NATO summit plans loom. Nixon presides as Eisenhower recuperates from a mild stroke.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
White House
Congress
NATO
Paris
Nixon
Walle
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Jouked Fing
Hennings
Stevenson Says Eisenhower May Allow NATO Attendance
Adlai E Stevenson said after a White House conference that President Eisenhower wants him to attend the NATO summit in Paris. Stevenson would not decide for another week or ten days, awaiting his work with Secretary Dulles on preparations. The talks touched on broadening the President’s discretion in exchanging nuclear weapons information with allies, under a possible change to the Atomic Energy Act.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
Paris
Dulles
Stevenson
Lisenhower
NRO
United States
Space Satellite on Track for Dawn Launch After fixes
Engineers raced to prep Americas first space satellite for a dawn launch at Cape Canaveral. The team solved a ground support fuel coating problem and reduced second-stage noise interference. If unresolved, wobble could cause the 72 foot rocket to break up during flight. Experts remained optimistic the issues would be fixed before countdown.
Long Beach Press Telegram December 3 1957 edition brief
Long Beach Press Telegram edition from December 3 1957 reports news and notices of the day including local events, sports, and community items for Long Beach California. The issue number is 262 in volume 70 with a 10 cent price.
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Long Beach
Calif
Country Doctor Cecil W. Clark Honored After Audrey
Dr Cecil W Clark of Cameron Louisiana, sole physician during hurricane Audrey, is named general practitioner of the year by the American Medical Association and cited as a foremost family physician amid the disaster that claimed three of his five children.
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Philadelphia
Cecil W. Clark
Cameron
Audrey
The
American Medical Assn
Clark
House of Delegates
ALA
Dr. Clark
Solid Fuel for Rockets Under Development by Calery
Calery Chemical Co announces development of a new solid high energy propellant to reduce rocket weight. Dr. William H. Siebechter says a solid fuel group is forming, aiming to beat liquid fuels by eliminating pumping gear and extra equipment.
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New York
Calery Chemical Co
William H. Siebechter
Tce
West Berlin Refugees Seek Asylum In Strong Weekend Influx
The West Berlin refugee office reported a four year high in East Germans seeking asylum last weekend totaling 1 528 compared with the 700 average. Officials attributed the rise to rumors of tighter Communist controls around West Berlin and an effort to block refugees entering the Western sector.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Four Boys Die In Car Chase Crash In Tonawanda
Four Buffalo youths, Robert Farrugia 16 Felix Usar 17 Joseph Aubia 16 and Autyle Maynard 45, died when the car they fled in struck a tree and nosed into a house after a two mile chase in Tonawanda. Erie County sheriff deputies reported speeds reached about 95 mph.
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Tonawanda
N.Y. GE
Patolice
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Buffalo
Robert Farrugia
Felix Usar
Joseph Aubia
Autyle Maynard
State of the Churettes referenced in varied pages
A brief guide lists sections and page tags from a newspaper issue noting where to find features such as Beach Combing, Death Notices, Comics, Editorials, Sports, Theaters, and TV Radio content along with page specifications and author references.
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Churettes
Hal Boyle
Wita
Wilson
Metro Bus Deadlock Still Tight
Long Beach city bus drivers considered a report from their negotiating committee while a Metropolitan Coach Line strike showed no progress. Union president Francis Donnelly said a peaceful settlement remains hoped for despite offers. The union seeks a 35 cent hourly wage increase with ongoing talks about working conditions. the company has offered 18 cents over a spread period with incremental raises beginning Oct 1.
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Long Beach City
Metropolitan Coach Line
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Francis Donnelly
Donnelly
UNSON
Narcotic Peddler Draws 50 Years
Federal Judge Pearson M Hall sentenced Andrew Jackson Shannon to 50 years for conspiring to traffic in heroin. Prosecutors said Shannon and accomplices earned thousands weekly. Shannon's wife Matte received 15 years and Robert W Harrison 10.
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Los Angeles
Pearson M. Hall
Andrew Jackson Shannon
Shannon
U.S
Leila Bulgrin
Matte
Mrs. Shannon
Harrison
Top Scholar Boy Uses Toes to Type Homework
A Dallas boy, 10, paralyzed by polio, types with his toes due to ineffective writing. He attends Dan PD Rogers School by telephone, answering teachers’ questions through a sound box linked to his room. He maintains high grades, was moved from fifth grade, and spends nights in an iron lung while pursuing painting, trains, and regular schooling via telecommunication.
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Dallas
Joe Rowe
Joe
Apyer
San Antonio
Dan PD
Rogers
Jon
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