Doctor's 3-day-old son kidnapped from Mt Zion Hospital
In San Francisco nearly 300 policemen comb 66 blocks for Richard J Marcus a 6 pound 14 ounce infant seized from the Mt Zion Hospital nursery. The baby boy is the child of Dr Sanford Marcus and wife from Daly City and was taken by a blonde nurse who had been questioned.
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World News Roundup: Peron Fleeing Argentina Turmoil
A roundup of global events reports Juan Peron fleeing Argentina as the new military government seeks peace with rebel forces. Hurricane Ione veers out to sea after striking North Carolina and Virginia. Police in San Francisco search a 66 block area for a kidnapped infant. The Marcus family pleads for safe baby return with a $1000 reward.
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Vicki the elephant stays free near Charlotte woods
Vicki the Indian elephant remains at large around Charlotte as Louie Reed of Ringling Bros. searches six miles from downtown. Reed plans to coax the skittish animal home by talking to her like a baby, after amateur hunters scattered bait along trails failed to lure her. Owner Jack Partlow remains hopeful she will be captured soon.
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Louisiana Jailbreakers Escape From Angola Prison Farm
Eight hardened convicts led by Luther R. Talley escaped from the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola after hijacking a car and using guard uniforms. A large two state manhunt followed across Mississippi and Louisiana. The break occurred in cane fields near Camp H-2 with guards tied and a guard forced to open the back gate.
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Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
United States Foils Red China Bid at United Nations Assembly
At the opening of the 10th General Assembly U S delegates pushed to block any Soviet move to seat Communist China. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr outlined a plan to shelve the issue for 1955 as Molotov eyed a fresh bid. The session also pits Philippines against Poland for a Security Council seat amid European backing for another bloc member. Chile's Jose Maza was anticipated to be elected president.
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Jose Maza
Bright Spot Abe Loses Wallet at Dance
Bright Spot Abe announced from a chair that he had lost a pocket book containing $600 and offered a reward of 50 to the finder. A man in the rear upped the offer to 75, prompting a rounds of interest among dancing attendees.
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Hurricane Ione Heads Seaward
Hurricane Ione veered toward the Atlantic as weather experts warned the Northeast to stay alert. The storm sped northeast after lingering near Norfolk Virginia and caused four deaths in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Virginia
North Carolina
French cabinet to appoint three regents for Morocco
In a three hour meeting Paris authorized Premier Edgar Faure and Pierre July to name three regents for Morocco amid a push for national union and a reconstructed French Moroccan relationship. One nominee refused, others discussed include Si Bekkai and El Mokri. The plan aims to curb bloodshed in the protectorate as the UN prepares to meet. Hurricane Ione and Hilda threaten the U.S. coasts and Mexico with deaths and widespread damage.
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U.N. General Assembly
New York
Former Governor Hardee Injured In Auto Crash At Live Oak
Former Governor Cary A. Hardee aged 79 was injured when his car failed to negotiate a curve and struck a telephone pole. Hardee served as governor from 1921 to 1925.
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Two American Women Missionaries Freed From China Repatriation Nears
The first stage of repatriating 41 American civilians from Communist China nears completion with the release of two women missionaries Miss Sarah Perkins and Miss Dorothy Middleton after 41 years in prison. They crossed the freedom bridge to British territory and were greeted by U S officials. Perkins 63 native of Tennile Ga and Middleton 34 of Cicero Ill worked at a leper colony and hope to reunite with families while noting their good health.
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China
Sarasota
Hong Kong
Sarah Perkins
Tennile
Dorothy Middleton
Cicero
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Mississippi Trial Opens in Emmett Till Case
In Sumner Mississippi prosecutors begin to present the case against Roy Bryant and J W Milam for the death of 14 year old Emmett Louis Till. The trial features an all white male jury and does not plan to seek the death penalty amid circumstantial evidence and disputed motives. The defendants face charges related to the Chicago boy who allegedly whistled at a white woman.
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J W. Milam
Emmett Louis Till
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Schwartzes Held For Grand Jury In Fatal Abortion Case
Magistrate Elias Myers ordered Mr and Mrs Milton Schwartz held in 5000 bail each for grand jury action on charges they attempted an abortion that killed Doris Jean Ostreicher heiress of Food Fair Stores in Philadelphia. Dist Atty Samuel Cash presented sufficient evidence to warrant charges.
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Doris Gilver Ostreicher
Philadelphia
Elias Myers
Milton Schwartz
Food Fair Stores
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Myers
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Samuel Cash
Peron Sails Toward Paraguay as Rebels Seek Intercept
Ex-dictator Juan D. Peron boarded a Paraguayan gunboat in Buenos Aires with assurances of protection after rebels demanded interception on the way to Paraguay. The junta seized control, signaling peace talks while warnings of a general strike by CGT surfaced and then subsided as workers were urged to return to work.
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Juan D. Peron
Peron
Paraguay
Palermo
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Argentina
Juan Chavez
Ignacio Ciabeta
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Weather Forecast for Sarasota Area
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with widely scattered showers. Winds variable light to moderate. Readings at 9:30 a.m. show temperature 85 with a barometer of 29.86. Maximum and minimum temperatures last 24 hours were 89 and 77. Rainfall for the last 24 hours 0.8 inches. For tides and almanac, see Herb Stolander’s fishing column in the Sports Section.
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