Americans killed in Iran desert ambush
Two U S aid officials Kevin Carroll of Washington and Brewster Wilson of Portland were stabbed to death by bandits near Shash in southeastern Iran while a third accompanying woman disappeared. Iranian police and Tranian officials described a five man party attacked by bandits as they travelled in two jeeps from Transhahy to Port Chanbar. The victims were found with valuables removed. the bodies were taken to Zamidan and a search began for the missing woman and bandits. Carroll, a geology and geography graduate, had served as a U S development adviser and Wilson worked in Kerman and Rampur on village development and health programs.
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Tehran
Iran
Almaghi Golpiri
Tem
U. S
Goldiri
America
Kevin ML Carroll
Tssequah
Wash
Herman
Brewster A. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Near East Foundation
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
Carroll
Anita Huovar
Issaquah
Golpirl
Trajan
Interior Ministry
Jnwo
Transhahy
Port Chanbar
Shash
Zamidan
Afghanistan
Zahidan
Purchases for Beck Told by Senate Witness
Nathan Shefferman testified to investigating senators that Dave Beck made numerous purchases over years and sent the bills. He said he was repaid for expenditures and did not know repayments came from union funds. Senate committee put union fund total at a minimum of 85,000 dollars. He denied favoritism by Beck or the Teamsters toward firms he represented. The inquiry into favoritism continues with more weeks expected.
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Christ
God
BECK
Senate
Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Senate Committee
Nathan Shefferman
Senators
Shefferman
Chicago Tabor Management
McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Counger
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sheffer- Tan
Kennedy
No Drought Aid Likely in Blizzard Storm News
A spring blizzard lashed the western plains with up to 14 inches of snow and drifts to 20 feet. The death toll stood at three as the six state area faced drought relief delays. Thirteen people in three cars and a truck were rescued after being snowbound near Garden City.
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New Mexico
High Plains
Kansas
Garden City
Bay
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Plains
Eisenhower Says Cuts Harmful to Domestic Programs
President Eisenhower warned against deep budget cuts risking essential domestic programs while defending continued funding for foreign aid and national defense. He noted potential savings exist but emphasized the need to avoid drastic curtailment as Congress debates the fiscal year starting July 1. He also mentioned steps to reduce the postal deficit and referenced his Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Conferante
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Uncle Sam's ambassadors pay expenses in foreign capitals
Series on America's foreign policy notes ambassadors must have private means to cover entertainment and other costs due to low allowances. Mentions page references across the paper including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle column, classifieds, editorials, financials, and various sections.
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Uncle Sam
America
Hal Boyle
Vital Statistics
Police Nab Two Burglary Suspects After Early Morning Chase
Police arrested two burglary suspects after a chaotic dawn spree. Miss Jine Hubbard, 20, was caught with burglar tools at Shorty’s Cafe on Pacific Ave and allegedly linked to 30 Hollywood burglaries. Otto R. Kopecky, 37, was detained at his Pasadena Ave home and suspected in an office burglary at the Medical Arts Building on Pacific Ave. Officers Brogan and Tadlock made both arrests.
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Miss Jine Pvt
Ival J. Hubbard
Shorty
Pacific Ave
Hollywood
Otto R.kopecky
Pasadena Ave
Medial Arts
J. F. Brogan
Ey Z Tadlock
Ae Penton
Medical Arts
Unidentified Long Beach Patient Is Identified as Brother
Mrs Frances Hamilton Kleimann of Boston says a Brighton Marine Hospital patient who had been unidentified for 12 years is her brother James William Hamiten. The man known as Mr X was admitted Feb 19 1945 and could not speak or remember his past.
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Boston Hospital
Frances Hamilton Kleimann
Long Beach
James William Hamilton
Pacific Ave
Boston (Ap
Ion
Brokbrother
Ten
Shorty
Hubbard
Charles W. Jamieson
Mms. Klediann
Winchellstone
England
Spalkeesman
Mr. X
Nationsa
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Nimin
Staman's Club
Grand Canyon to get world’s longest freight tramway
United States Steel Corp plans a 377 foot cable tramway linking the Grand Canyon rims to recover treasure from prehistoric hats. The project, begun seven months ago, uses 11,500 feet of cable and a helicopter for stringing. Charles E. Green Jr. is piloting the cable copter.
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Grand Canyon
United States Steel Corp
Arizona Gorge
Charles E. Green Jr
Carlton Pl
Santa Ana
17 Arrested in Redondo Beach Juvenile Crime Ring
Police in Redondo Beach busted a juvenile crime ring after raids netting 17 teenage suspects aged 14 to 17. One credited, with more than 41 burglaries linked to prior records, and expelled from school. Loot included watches cash and Navy cigarettes that aided arrests. Three more suspects expected.
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Redondo Beach
Freeland
Minor Aftershocks Still Felt in San Francisco
San Francisco continues to feel minor aftershocks following Friday's large quake. A moderately strong tremor was recorded at 6:13 pm on Tuesday, jolting residents and keeping observers cautious about continued aftershocks.
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S. F
San Francisco
UPI
Weather update: hazy sun and variable clouds Thursday
Weather report notes hazy sunshine with variable high cloudiness on Thursday morning. Morning fog spreads in from the coast and should disperse by midday.
Runaway West Pointer Survives Eight Days in Boxcar
West Point cadet Jerry Lee Gibbons, 18, emerged from a Jersey City boxcar after eight days sealed inside a potato-filled car. He survived on potatoes, lost 45 pounds, and cited fleeing a physical test on St Patrick's Day as the motive. Army authorities will determine disciplinary action. Two other Army truck accidents during Exercise King Cole killed three soldiers near Monroe and Minder.
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Jersey City
Jerry Lee Gibbons
Miliary
Academy Hospital
Daetors
Gibbons
St. Pawrick's
Fulton
N. Y
Academy
Monroe
Minder
Boy Run Over by Grader Survives in Spokane
In Spokane Washington a 124 ton street grader backed over five year old Michael J Houston as he rode at the rear unseen by the driver. Doctors found no external injuries beyond bruises and the dirt cushioned the impact as the grader operated Tuesday.
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Spokane
Wash
Michael J. Houston
Christmas Toys Abound As McNamara Kids Celebrate March Birthdays
In Dallas the Philip McNamara home resembled a Christmas scene with toys everywhere. The celebration honored four of their six children born on March 26. The honorees are Maribeth aged 13, Dennis aged 6, and twins Timothy and Thomas aged 3.
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Dallas
Philip McNamara
McNamara
Maribeth
Dennis
Timothy
Thomas
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Dadshan
Jceps
Caroll
Ireland
George Washington University
Stanford University
Columbia University
U.S. Navy
Se. Wilson
Kerman
Rampur
West Transhahr
Jkermen
Uty Boys
John
Julien
Hyer
Satan Shefferman
Ihe
Bermnuda
Britain
Macmilan
Wan
L. B. Woman
Brother
Canyon
Steers Consolidated
Western Steel Division
New
Pacific Coal and Oils, Ltd
Toronto
Cal
New Pacific
Bat Cave
Colorado Rivers
Charles Parker
Grand
Kopecky
Cole
Gs. Guana Corp
Ba “Est
Otto R. Kopecky
Juvenile Bureau
Jack Fraeland
Jack Sinclay
Harold van Flew
Rockefeller] Lane
West Pointer
West Point
N.Y
Campbell Hall
Here
Erie Railroad
Joader
Jerome Lee Gibbons
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