Bank Thief Foiled in Kidnapping Hoax News Report
A Columbia Missouri painting theft hoax unfolds as an anonymous tip targets a watercolor "Noel Montmartre" at the University of Missouri. A messenger boy is questioned, a $10,000 ransom note is involved, and a bank scare is thwarted. Separate items mention a Vermont horse at Kerbs Memorial Hospital and a Louisville psychology professor commenting on public anxiety. Local authorities and bank guards intervene as details emerge about the supposed kidnap plot and the painting's recovery.
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New York
Sincolumbia
Columbia Church
E& Bank
Yokareth
James Valenti
University of Missouri
William T. Kratzer
Spery
Calvary Episcopal Church
Manj
Noel-Montmartre
Hallmark Cards
Hospital
St, Albans
Kerbs Memorial Hospital
H-Bomb
Angela
James
Valenti
Yan
Brooklyn
Louisville
Upi
Raymond A. Kemper
University O Louisville
Kentucky Petroleum Markets Assn
Kemper
U S Aid to Jordan Budget Pledge Mentioned in Report
A U S aid to Jordan totaling 2.7 million dollars was noted as the remaining balance of a 744 million pledge to ease Jordan's budget deficit. Reports also cover Ford workers ending a strike after a two hour meeting and a local poisoning scare from carbon monoxide.
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Amman
Jordan
United States
U.S
Doncaster
England
Ford Automobile
Donald Farr
Ford
National transport regulator urged by airline president
William A Patterson of United Air Lines urged a single national transportation regulatory authority at a National Transportation Institute event. The proposal envisions a cabinet level secretary with deportation authority and a unified system overseeing air rail bus water and pipeline interests. PATTERSON argued central oversight would advance welfare of the nation and carriers.
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Chicago
Secretary of Transportation Deportation Authority
United Nation
Pat Statesterson
William A. Patterson
Presi
United Air Lines
National Transporta
R Nien Institute
Mason to head housing agency in Ike clash with Congress
Norman P. Mason, 62, new FHA chief nominated to lead housing policy at HHFA facing Senate confirmation. He stresses self help in federal housing aims, defending a program critics say may expand spending while Congress debates broader, costlier proposals. Born in New York, Mason has roots in a lumber family and Navy service in World War I.
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Eisenhower
Norman P. Mason
Willl
Congress
Mason
Federal Housing Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Massachusetts
Seaich
HHFA
Albert M. Cole
Capito
Ain
Cole
North Chelmsford
Mass
FHA
Masons Aesignemend
FOA
Small
Gray
Willsborg N.Y
Pintisturan
Navy
Helen Proctor
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Associated Press
Transportation Post
Telearam
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Audit Bureau of Ehretiation
Ike
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Pine Ave
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International Style Group
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