Hope Flickers in Search for Pan American Clipper Missing
Honolulu AP report says hope of rescuing 44 missing since Friday night fades as search covers 1,724,406 square miles of ocean. Flare sightings questioned. Coast Guard and other agencies continue a vast air sea hunt with planes helicopters submarines and ships.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Coast Guard
William E. Chapline
Oah Island
Philippine
Epperson
Hospital
San Francisco
Long Rangh Cadar
Air Force
Twoly
Coast
Barbara Hutton to divorce sixth husband in U S
Barbara Hutton Von Cramm heiress to Woolworth millions sails to the United States to file for divorce from Baron Gottfried Von Cramm her sixth husband. The World Telegram reports the pair wed at Versailles two years ago and notes rumors of future romances as she travels incognito.
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New York
Barbara Hutton von Cramm
Woolworth
United States
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
World- Telegram
Versailles
France
World-Telegram
Sutton
America
Barbera
Joe
Honor Paid Nation's War Dead Ceremony at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
The Nation honors its military dead at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with plans for three unknowns from World War I World War II and Korea to be interred on Memorial Day 1958. President Eisenhower staff secretary General Goodpaster and Major General Van Houten to attend the wreath laying. Disabled American Veterans hosts the ceremonies as a 21 gun salute marks the Armistice signing. In Frankfurt Germany U S forces observe the 29th anniversary of Germanys World War I surrender with quiet memorials amid West Germany entrenchment in NATO.
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Washington
Joe Foss
South Dakkota
Wuen
James
Korea
Rosenhower
Andrew J. Loodpaster
Arlington National Cemetery
Goodpaster
John G. van Houten
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
West Germany
Married man admits killing Dayton teens in love triangle
In Dayton Ohio police say 31 year old Robert Crites confessed to shooting his two teenage sweethearts Beverly Eldred 17 and Deanne Fouch 16 after fearing his wife would learn of them. Bodies found along a county road south of Dayton. He planned to kill his wife’s sister in Colorado but changed plan. The suspect bought a .32 caliber revolver and led authorities to the crime scene.
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Dayton
Ohio
Beverly Ann Eldred
Deanna Jean Fouch
Here
L. R. C. Beckett
Sheriff's Office
Robert Crites
Crites
Beckets
Colorado
Vlee
Beckett
Kettering
Grites
Lin
Deanne
Beverly
Deanna
Solon Lanham Killed in Rome Train Collision
Rome Ga veteran congressman Hen Henderson Lanham 69 died when his car was struck broadside by a Norfolk Southern switch engine at Garden Lakes School area. Lanham served 21 years in Congress and was a member of the House Appropriations Committee. He had opposed armed services cuts and spoke out on what he believed necessary. He won the 1946 Democratic nomination and had represented the 7th District since Nov. 5, 1946, describing himself as a progressive without being radical.
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Rome, Ga
Henderson Lanham
D-Ga
Congress
la Rome
House Appropriations
Polien
Tech
Rome
Assa
Garden, Lakes School
Polige
Central and
Georgia
Lanham
John W. Davenport
Malcolm C. Tarver
Cafe Brawl Shooting Kills Churchgoer in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a cafe fight spilled across the street and a gun fired striking Mrs. Lela Glenn 50 as she sat in a Holiness Church pew. Police booked Tommy Tophia 36 on suspicion of murder after detectives say he attempted to mediate a dispute between James Wallace 29 and Wallace's wife when the fight erupted.
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Los Angeles
Lela Glenn
Holiness Church
General Hospital
Tommy Tophia
Tophia
James
Wallace
Brose
Laika Believed Dead After Sputnik II Flight
Moscow dispatches report Laika the space dog, on Sputnik II, is generally believed dead as power fails aboard the satellite. Some sources claim sleeping draughts kept the animal in an eternal sleep, while others note Moscow search parties have not yet found the dog.
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London
Moscow
United Press
Henry Shepiro
Moscow Scientisit
Eireless
Italan
Organ L’unita
Stockholm
Ny Dag
Ruse
Gir
Sputnik IL
Teens crash land after runaway flight near Chesterton
A 14-year-old boy Fred Herter and his 13-year-old girlfriend Diane Ayotte fled Sturgis Michigan in a stolen Ercoupe. The plane ran out of fuel and landed on a Lake Michigan beach two miles east of Dunes State Park. Both teens suffered injuries and were found in a beach cottage. No charges filed.
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Chesterton
Ind
USA
Sturgis
Mich
Lake Michigan
Fred Herter
Diane Ayotte
Indiana
Michigan
Harter
Dunes State Park
Egypt stirs in world view against King Hussein
A fragmented newspaper listing indicates broad sections and page references across the paper. It notes Egypt’s stance and mentions King Hussein of Jordan with several department pages cited, including sports and theaters, as part of a large domestic issue spread.
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Egypt
Hussein of
Jordan
Local 13 Bricklayers Dedicate New Hall Cornerstone
Long Beach bricklayers and plasterers unite to dedicate a two story union hall at 1516 W Pacific Coast Hwy as John J Murphy of Washington DC oversees mortar work. A granite cornerstone bears Local 12 BMPIU A 1957 while the hall awaits completion and a larger hole will be cut for setting.
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Union Hall
Pacific Coast Hwy
Ceramantes
Long Beach
Masons and Plasterers International Unio of America
John J. Murphy
Washington
D. C
Brother Murphy
Navy
Burnett
Hollywood
Seattle
Wash
James Hit
Jook
Telett
Rita’ Haj
Dora
Chillworth
Washington City
Miss Hayworth
Hill
Pe ‘Strade
Judson
Orson Welles
Aly Khan
Dick Haymes
Otto
Rebecca Welles
Yasmin
Jeffersonsville
Ind
University of Washrington
New York
Edward C
Six Witnesses Disappear in Racket Probe Hearings
A Washington inquiry reports six key witnesses in New York garbage hauler racketeering have vanished ahead of scheduled testimony. The Senate Rackets Investigating Committee warns hearings will proceed despite the missing sources, with ties alleged to Teamsters and trash contracts.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
New York
Robert
F’ Kennedy
Special Rackets Investigating Committee
Boon
Keipe
Albert
Boom
Boom) Abastasti
Frank
Underworld i
Mewa
Henherworld Land Sme Teamsters
Eisenhower Doctors Declare President In Excellent Health
The White House bulletin says President Eisenhower remains in excellent health after a head to toe examination and recovery from his 1955 heart attack and 1956 intestinal illness. Weight listed at 173 pounds, a touch up from last check, with no coronary symptoms noted since 1956. Contained report notes prior heart attack and surgery but affirms overall good condition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Che
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Howard M. Snyder
Oward D.heaton
Walter Reed
Jaynes C. Hagerty
Eiesenhower
Tals
Eisenower
Weather forecast for night through Tuesday
Fog or low clouds persist tonight and in the morning hours with mostly clear conditions afterward through Tuesday. Temperatures show little change across the period.
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