Mothers suspected in Weinberger kidnapping case
Nassau County police sought a "frustrated mother" who may have staged the Peter Weinberger kidnapping as a ransom cover. Investigators consider the crime may involve a teen helper and note the daylight daytime abduction on a holiday. FBI involvement increases as two hoax extortion cases arise.
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Hospital seeks lower tax mill age for operations
Hospital officials urge a reduced tax millage to fund the operating expenses and improve efficiency at Memorial Hospital. This leverages plans for a five story addition and a consultant’s view on the project. The article notes page references for related items.
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Truman Adlai Hold Chicago Huddle On Nomination Clash
Former President Harry S. Truman and Adlai E. Stevenson met in Chicago for a rare face to face conference. They discussed Stevenson’s rival for the Democratic presidential nomination with Gov. Averell Harriman of New York, breakfasted at the Palmer House and Chicago Club, and planned a news conference before a luncheon. A ceremonial check exceeding $100,000 was expected for the Truman library at Independence Missouri.
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Averell Harriman
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Truman Library
Independence, Mo
Trans-Canada Plane Propeller Blade Kills Woman in Flight
A propeller tore loose from a Trans-Canada Vickers Viscount flying at 8000 feet over Michigan. A female passenger, Mrs. Lippert, 31, was killed and 10 others injured. The plane landed safely at Windsor Airport after the Chicago to Toronto service experienced the incident. The victim’s husband works at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester.
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Toronto
Greeks search Thira ruins for missing after deadly quake
In the wake of a 45 second quake near Santorini Thira island residents and officials report 20 missing 42 killed and 51 injured. Amorgos suffers damage as tremors continue with 257 recorded by the Athens observatory.
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Ios
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Weather Forecast and Mermaid Weather Witty Quotes
Sarasota partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered afternoon and early evening thundershowers highs 87 to 94 and a night low of 78 to 85. Florida region sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers, highs 88 to 95, lows 69 to 75. winds mostly southerly. Marine forecast east Gulf shows gentle to moderate variable winds with widely scattered showers.
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Nixon Heads Home After Turkish Talks on Cyprus and Economy
ANKARA Turkey Nixon left for Washington after talks with Turkish leaders on Cyprus and Turkey's economic troubles He, President Bayar and Premier Menderes discussed the world situation and the Soviet new look He said Turkish officials are realistic about deeds before relaxing military readiness His flight will refuel in Majorca and he will meet Spanish Foreign Minister Artajo.
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Adnan’ Menderes
Dag Hammarskjold to visit Cairo and Jerusalem
United Nations Secretary Dag Hammarskjold announced a trip to Cairo and Jerusalem to support Middle East peace efforts and reinforce cease fire agreements. He aims to bolster diplomacy and regional stability during the visit.
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Australia warns U.N. against disarming pact favoring large Asian forces
Australian Delegate FE Ronald Walker told the U.N. Disarmament Commission that any disarmament formula must consider Soviet and allied power in Asia as well as Europe. He argued a global approach could threaten smaller nations and urged balancing force reductions with collective security responsibilities.
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
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France
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Pacific
Slayings Reported Near Jordan Border Stir Tensions
U N observers investigate claims that two Israeli mining firm employees were slain in a desert ambush near the Jordan border. Jordan reports a civilian, likely Israeli, killed in exchanges with Israeli and Jordanian forces near Jerusalem.
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Eisenhower declares candidacy for a second term
President Eisenhower told Republican leaders he will run vigorously to keep the White House and gain control of Congress. Senate leader Knowland relayed that Eisenhower is in better shape than when he announced his reelection decision and warned reporters he meant to stay in the race. Former President Truman dismissed Eisenhower’s announcement as headline news and reiterated his view that Eisenhower is a part time president since 1952.
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California
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Chicago
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Truman
All-Star Extra Out Today
The News will publish a special extra edition with play by play, box scores and highlights of the All-Star Game at Griffith Stadium Washington. American League leads 13 to 9 over the National League with 30,000 expected attendance and NBC Mutual coverage.
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Charlie Berry
Ed Hurley
John Flaherty
Babe Pinelli
Art Gore
Bill Jackowski
Bright Spot Altercation Sparks Brief Exchange
A brief clash erupts as a passerby confronts a stranger about personal space asking for a name. The exchange ends without further incident after both parties disengage.
Planes Cover Sarasota County for Fruit Fly Spraying
Kenneth Hines announces that fruit fly spraying begins today in Sarasota and Manatee counties with planes starting between 2 and 3 p.m. Weather permitting, the northern areas will be covered first and move south to Englewood and Venice. If work cannot finish, another company will complete spraying, with pilots Bob Bruggéman and George Hickey flying from Lowe's Airport near the circus quarters.
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Kenneth Hines
Sarasota
Manatee
Hines
Pinellas County
Sarasota County
Bob Bruggéman
George Hickey
Widow Aims to Steal Pastor Husband, Mrs Northcott Testifies
Mrs Thomas Graham Northcott testified in Miami that a wealthy widow parishioner told her she loved the minister and wanted him as a husband. She described a Thanksgiving Eve confrontation at Mrs Zeneida Peck’s home in 1954 where the widow outlined plans for a doctorate and a life together. The case, before Judge Ray Pearson, involves repeated absences and gossip, drawing attention to two clergymen in the dispute.
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Mrs. Northcott
Staten Island
N. Y
Torate
Northcott
Ray Pearson
Miami
Eisenhower signals second term in Gettysburg meeting
President Eisenhower appeared in good spirits at Gettysburg College as he met with Republican leaders to discuss foreign aid and the Mutual Security Program. Senator Knowland reported the President felt healthier and believed he was in better shape than during his February announcement. The discussion followed speculation about a formal second term announcement and included leaders Saltonstall Bridges Martin Allen Arends Halleck.
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GOP
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Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
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N.H
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Leo Allen
Ill
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Charles Halleck
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