Seized in New York tied to long criminal record
FBI linked Al Kostal to a federal warrant for transporting a stolen car to Denver from Los Angeles. His history includes armed robbery convictions in Sacramento, multiple escapes, and a 1958 jail break from Folsom. Kostal, Watson, and Gerrity faced related charges after a December shooting near Times Square.
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Kostal
Denver
Los Angeles
Richmond
Calif
Sacramento
Tite
Tone
Golder
California
Folsom
Isley
Jkestal
Kansas City
Mow
Restal
Watson
Los Angeles County
FST
South Whittier
Koatalara Weieson A
Leatherneck Sarge Slain by Private at Camp Lejeune
A Marine sergeant was killed in his barracks at Camp Lejeune by Private Tsalan Andrews, 19, who is held without charge as an investigation proceeds. The victim was Sec. Paul Eugene Grant, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
No Red Says Bryson Asks Out In Term
San Francisco reports former leftwing union leader Hugh Bryson, jailed on a Taft Hartley affidavit conviction, requested a sentence modification. Judge William Mathes in Los Angeles refused. Bryson, a father of six, stated he opposes communism and politics, offering a smear of general disavowal while citing his affidavit history.
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San Francisco
Hugh Bryson
Tor Iving
William Mathes
Los Angeles
Bresor
Chhildren
National Union of Mayne Cooks and Stewards
Taft-Hartley
Brysin
U. S. Supreme Court
Clarkson bank holdup ends with armoured teller Bratcher
In Clarkson Indiana, a bank holdup unraveled as teller Bratcher used an old 45 caliber revolver to threaten bandits. He fired, the robbers fled. Bratcher stayed calm, and five youths were later arrested on federal bank robbery charges as investigators hunted for discarded bullets.
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Clyde L. Braicher
Clarkson
UPI
Clyde
Bratcher
Teltun Bank
Bank of
Clarkeon
Jet
Denteher
Hisithis
Hevetion
Tihniso
Brotcher
Typhoon Ophelia Ravages Pacific Islands
Typhoon Ophelia struck western Pacific islands with 95 mph winds. Ponape Truk and Jaluit Island in the Marshall group suffered extensive damage and injuries. One Marshalls island reported all sufferings destroyed as three feet of floodwater covered Jaluit. emergency rations and funds flew from Kwajalein to stricken areas.
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Marshalls Areun
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U. S. Naval Station
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Ponape
Truk
Marshalls
Jaluit Island
Trust Territory Office
Patrolman’s Murderer Gets Life
Frank Edward Wetzel a 16 year veteran from Pasvolte New York was convicted of first degree murder in the shooting of North Carolina highway patrolman Wister Leo Reece. The jury recommended mercy saving him from the gas chamber and Judge J A Rousseau sentenced him to life in prison. Prosecutor W Jack Hooks said he would seek the death penalty for Wetzel in the shooting of Patrolman J J Brown near Tramway on Nov 3.
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Rockingham
N.C
Frank Edward Wetzel
Wrime
Pas Volte
N.Y
North Carolina
Wister
Leo Reece
J. A. Rousseau
Wetzel
J.J. Brown
Brows
Reece
Paris Envoy to Seek Help in U S Trip
Special envoy Jean Monnet leaves for Washington tonight to seek more than a quarter billion dollars to shore up France. He aims for at least 131 million from the International Monetary Fund and 160 million from the U S Export-Import Bank. Monnet, one of France's top economic experts, will press officials in Washington.
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Paris
Tea Monnet
Wenglon
France
International Monetary Fund
U. S
Monnet
Missing Minnesota boy widens search in wilds
INTERNATIONAL FALLS Minn Authorities broadened their hunt for five year old Danny Lamon saying he may be simply lost though kidnapping or death remained possible A bloodstained pillowcase found near his home led to lab analysis The sheriff noted the stains were not fresh and the search by 2500 volunteers paused briefly as teams reviewed progress The area has been combed and further probing will extend to remote points despite slim hopes of survival amid freezing weather
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Minn
Danny Lamon
Minnesota
Denny
State Crime Laboratory
Koochiching Court
Ed Anderson
Wee
Anderson
Danny
Dog Owner Shot in Barking Row Triggers Fatal Fight
ST LOUIS reports Charles Brown 28 was killed Friday in a dispute over barking of dogs. Charles Barden 37, a resident beneath Brown, went upstairs to protest and fired two pistols during a fight that followed. Police investigate motives and connections.
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ST. Louis
Charles Brown
Charles Barden
Brown
Landlord burns house after beating victim’s death
A 4-year-old girl Sandra Marie Schindler died when landlord Ray Flanagan set fire to a house that housed the child and her family in Chowchilla. About 150 mourners attended her funeral as investigators said the arson was planned after a 45 minute whipping. Authorities report the Navy found no link to a separate jet crash involving Lt. Terry Virgin.
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Sandra Marie Schindler
Flanagan
Ray Flanagan
Sandra Yokosuka
Marie
Navy
Claude Wiliam Schin
Atty
Lester Gendron
Dior
Kearsarge
Flanigan
Virgin
Terry
Hereford
Tex
Zeen
Space plans spark Senate clash over missile and ARPA
Senators debate General Schriever’s critique of Defense Department space policy and Star Wars era plans. He urges rapid Thor based projects including satellites and unmanned lunar Mars Venus missions. Other generals push funding and reform while GAO flags $12 million in defective grenades and mispriced procurements.
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Defense
McElroy
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ARPA
AIR Force
Defense Department
Air Forcs
Schriever
Washington
General Accounting Office
GAQ
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GAO
Congress
Brig Jailor Guilty on Nine Cruelty Counts
YOKOSUKA Japan general court martial found Marine Sgt Robert J Barbuti guilty on nine charges of cruelty to prisoners in a Navy brig He was acquitted on 17 cruelty counts and two assault counts The 22 year old from Schenectady New York faces possible nine years in prison and the case will be retried automatically on Monday.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Robert J. Barbuti
Schenectady
N.Y
Marines Seized in Kidnapping Case in Hollywood
Two Marines, James F. Benigar and Clinton E. Hall, both privates first class from El Toro, were arrested after allegedly kidnapping Mollywood salesman George Edwards at knifepoint and looting his apartment. They allegedly robbed Alan S. Jones of Hollywood earlier, and were booked on suspicion of robbery.
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CNS
James FR. Benigar
Clinton £. Hall
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
George F. Edwards
Edwards
Santa Barbara
Kansas Aves
Berigar
Hall
Alan S. Jones
Hollywood
Ex-Convict Booked as Body Found
Los Angeles police said ex-convict Harold Middlekauff Jr. 38 led them to a shallow grave near San Bernardino where the body of 44 year old Beryl Creech was recovered. Creech was reported missing by his cousin Jean Hansen of Gardena after Creech’s apartment was ransacked. Middlekauff, who lived in Creech’s apartment building, admitted the slaying after a lie detector test. Creech’s body was found in Lyte Creek Canyon wrapped in an electric blanket and appeared stabbed to death.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Westchester
Dee
Harold Kelly Middlekauff Jr
Beryl
Creech
Jean Hansen
Gardena
Rane
Middlekauff
Thad Brown
Lyte Creek Canyon
Five Killed in Crash Near Drummond Montana
Five young people died Friday night in a crash between a car and a panel truck two miles east of Drummond on U.S. Highway 10. Four died at the scene, and Ralph Besner, 18, of Rowan, Montana, died minutes after arriving at Deer Lodge hospital. Identified others are Yvonne Knutson, 22, Centerville, 30, Janice Schoen, 22, Hardin, Jerry L. Edwards, 24, Glasgow, Theodore Gale Norman, 20, St Ignatius.
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Drummond
U.S. Highway 10
Ralph Besner
Rowan
Ment
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Yvonne Knutson
Centerville
Janice Schoen
Hardin
Mont
Jerry L. Edwards
Glasgow
Theodore Gale Norman
St. Ignatius, Mort
Old Hotel Fire Kills Four In East St Louis
A blast from a kerosene stove in an old two story hotel on East St Louis’ Jones Street killed four people today. Firemen rescued six occupants as flames spread rapidly through the middle second floor where most rooms were located. Identified dead are Charles Henneretter 92 Emery Zike C. D. Payne and Fred Hackleberry all in their sixties. Fire Chief Gerald Fallan said the stove exploded mid second floor and caused the blaze.
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Jones Hotel
Lessie Jones
Deac
Charles Henneretter
Emery Zike
C. D. Payne
Fred Hackleberry
Gerald Fallan
Birth Near for Girl 102 Kin Nabbed
A 100 year old San Jose girl is due to have a baby in two weeks. Dr Milton Chatton says the gin a third grade pupil was made a ward of the Juvenile Court. She shelters in San Francisco where birth is expected. Stella Sullivan says the girl blames a relative Harry M Lee. Lee, a laborer, is jailed on a charge of lewd conduct involving two. Authorities will withhold the girl's identity to protect her family.
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San Jose
Milton Chatton
Santa Clara
All in Family Auto Fortune Heir Wins Car
The first prize in a two raffle at the Imperial Bail sponsored by the Sheysler Corp ended with a 2 Chrysler Imperial. The winning ticket drawn by Princess Georgina of Liechtenstein was held by Jack Chrysler, heir to the Chrysler fortune.
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Sheysler Corp
Chrysler Imperial
Georgina
Liechtenstein
Jack Chrysler
Chrysler
Life of Riley at Huntington Hotel on Oceanfront
Fragmentary OCR describes Huntington Hotel amenities and pricing. Mentions long block location 1290 E Ogawblyd, Long Beach. Advertises private rooms with wall-to-wall carpeting, private dining, meals and public areas with ocean views.
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Riley
Huntington Hotel
Democratic Curtsies and Contests in 1958 Convention
Governors and delegates argue over endorsements in the California Democratic race. Engle supporters push rule changes while Hahn and Cranston vie for state controller. Long Beach backers rally behind Hahn as endorsing groups shape the midterm slate amid mixed cheers and boos.
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Hahn
Raymond C. Simpson
Pepperdine College
Alan Cranston
Palo Alto
George D. Collins
San Francisco
CDC
Lneup
Walk Out on Speaker at Arkansas Press Convention
Little Rock crisis loomed large as 26 attendees walked out during Palmer Hoyt's address at the Arkansas Press Association banquet. Hoyt warned the Little Rock integration controversy ranks with Russia's economic and space-armament threats as a top U.S. danger while Gov. Orval Faubus figures prominently in the discussion.
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Ark
Upla Penver
Arkansas Press Asst
Palmer Hoyt
The
Denver Post
Keith Tudor
Association
Hoyt
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U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Little iRock
Orval Faubus
General Taylor Visits Iraq Amid Anbar Conference Plans
General Maxwell D. Taylor, chief of staff of the U.S. Army, arrived in Baghdad to meet Iraqi military leaders. He will attend the upcoming Baghdad military committee meeting later this month in An-Kara to discuss battlefield strategy and Allied operations.
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Baghdad
Maxwell Taylor
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