Kansas City boy with $587 in pockets linked to theft
A 14-year-old boy in Kansas City was found with $587 after police arrived at a store while he awaited tailoring. He admitted stealing $330 from an apartment. He claimed intent to attend the University of Texas to study science. His name was not released.
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Mark Ruckel
Rucket
University of Texas
U. S. Customs Bureau
Washington
Gret Gallery
Jorge Oteiza
J. Tess Prevost
Port Customs
Customs Bureau
Prevost
U S Renews Offer to End Nuclear Tests
The United States reaffirmed a one year suspension offer if Russia resumes no new blasts, while Moscow reportedly ended its own brief testing pause. The State Department cited Soviet tests as propaganda and noted planned Geneva talks on a world wide test ban. Nevada tests may end before October. Tunisia plans to attend the Geneva meeting.
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United States
Russia
Ffar
Saya
State Department
Atomicnergy Commission
Department
U.S
Primecily & J
ABC
Tokyo
Arctic Circle
AEC
Geneva
Nevada Proving Grounds
Tunssia
Guard to Be Kept Up to 27 Divisions
Atlantic City N J The Army chief of staff says all 27 existing National Guard divisions will be confined each with five battle groups. General Maxwell D Taylor announced this at the National Guard Association and noted the Army abandoned earlier plans to reduce the Guard. He cited Congressional and executive support to raise paid strength to 400 000.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Army
National Guard
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Taylor Lata
De Gaulle orders internment measures to curb Algerian rebels
Paris reports De Gaulle's cabinet approves new criminal and military tactics to dismantle the Algerian rebel network. Internment camps may house individuals deemed dangerous to public security and aiding rebellion, with military tribunals possible on request to speed justice, expanding state control in France.
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de Gaulle
France
Paris
UPI
Charles
Iegal
Ministry of Interior
Algeria
British To Leave Jordan And Lebanon Pullout Nears
Last U S Marines pull out of Lebanon as 1 500 Marines depart Beirut. King Hussein confirms Britain will begin withdrawal from Jordan by Oct 20. U N diplomats weigh conditional U S British promises while Arab League meets in Cairo to map future steps.
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U. S
Lebanon
U.S
Tabert McClintock
King Mussel
Aiaenan
McClintock
Fuad Chehab
6Th Marine Regiment
Deirut Harbor
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Beirut
Hussein
Jor ‘Dan
Nisser
General Assembly
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