Stolen Baby Search Focuses on New Leads
The nationwide search for kidnapped Robert Marcus continues with key attention on San Jose California and Atlantic City New Jersey as investigators compare both infants. FBI checks footprints from the foundling in Washington and police widen canvases for the suspect mother.
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Robert
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Hanna
Associated Press
Emanual Harrison Nickman
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
Robert Robert
San Jose
Calif
FBI
Washington
Willow Glen
Here
Ray Blackmore
Death Trial End Near in Sumner Mississippi
The Till murder trial in Sumner Mississippi may end today as Roy Bryant and John Milam face a possible verdict. The all white jury hears character witnesses while defense argues the body identification is faulty. Acquittal could prompt renewed attention as kidnapping charges remain. Mamie Bradley, Till’s mother, cried over a photo of her son.
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Chicago
Roy Bryant
John William Milam
Emmett Louis Till
Tallahatchie
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Milam
Till
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GOP Reform Call Sparks Florida Rally at Steak Dinner
Florida political editor A J Ruttenberg notes a push for Republicans to become the reform party to foster a strong two party system and good government. Speaker Crmer told about 250 at a Bobby Jones Golf Club dinner that Democrats are too disorganized and cited Gov. Collins on party weakness. He predicted Ike's 1956 re election path and Florida support, urging fair reapportionment amid rivalry in the Legislature.
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North County
Sarasota County
Republican League
Bobby Jones Golf Club
Cramer
LeRoy Collins
Eisenhower
Greek Spat To Continue
Washington observers discounted speculation that Greece would break with the North Atlantic Alliance over Cyprus. They warned the West should brace for strain with any Greek government in power for the coming months as Cyprus self-determination discussions stalled by a UN Steering Committee vote.
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Greece
Cyprus
North Atlantic Alliance
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United Nations
General Assembly
Britain
Turkey
Mediterranean
Lonardi hailed in Buenos Aires after Peron ouster
Provisional President Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi arrived in Buenos Aires from Cordoba to take office as Argentina’s new leader. The regime dissolved Congress as Peronist forces faced arrests, while violence flared in Rosario and the capital with attacks on Peronist buildings and clashes between supporters and troops.
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Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
INS
Juan D. Peron
Lonardi
Cordoba
Peron
National Congress
Congress
Peronista Party
Rosario
Eva
Bundestag approves Soviet relations after Moscow pact
The West German Bundestag votes unanimously to establish diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union. Chancellor Adenauer’s Moscow agreement with Premier Bulganin ends a two day debate as the government says normalization could banish the danger of a hot war. Opposition leader Erich Ollenhauer also supports improved relations.
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Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Bulganin
Erich Ollenhauer
West Germany
Russia
Bright Spot Delivers Joke From Office to Chief In Fortnight
A lighthearted note traces how a joke moves from the general office to the chief, requiring about a fort night to reach the top. The piece captures office humor and the delay in transmission within a large firm.
Hurricane Janet Strikes Caribbean Islands With Strong Winds
Hurricane Janet moved northwest at about 15 mph, center winds near 115 mph, battering Windward and Leeward Islands. Reports describe collapsed buildings, downed lines, Bridgetown airport closed, and ongoing relief as forecasters warn the storm could linger a week to 10 days without an immediate mainland impact.
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Hilda
Ione
Molotov Opens U N Speech as Open Sky Topic Looms
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York in his first Assembly in nine years. Western observers anticipate his remarks on disarmament and a Russian response to Eisenhower’s open sky plan while Bulganin reportedly sent a secret message to the President.
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Free World
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Kremlin
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United
American Killed In Israeli Raid Near Lebanon Border
An American tourist Herman Brach, 28, of Brooklyn, N Y was killed in the ambush of an Israeli bus near the Lebanese border. A Canadian woman Rogica Bercowitz of Montreal was wounded and hospitalized not seriously. UN observers began on site investigations after a complaint from Israel to the Mixed Armistice Commission. The attack occurred in the Galilee mountains west of Safad.
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Israel
Herman Brach
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joseph Teitelbaum
Rogica Bercowitz
Montreal
Pariah Hospital
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Mixed Armistice Commission
Galilee
Safad
Americans Released from Red China Near Shanghai Ship
Two American civilians long detained in China reportedly boarded a ship at Shanghai with four others expected to depart by ship within two weeks. The group includes Emma Angelina Barry and Robert Howard Parker aboard the Hunan bound for Hong Kong, while Sister Eva Stella Dugay and Marcella Hunzer plus Howard and wife are scheduled to Yokohama or Hong Kong bodies in coming days. Dilmus T. Kanady remains unreturned, with renewed questions on his release due to poor health.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Shanghai
U. S
China
Reds
Geneva
Robert Aylward
Emma Angelina Barry
Robert Howard Parker
Emma
Parker
Eva Stella Dugay
Boston
Theresa
Marcella Eileen Hunzer
Walcott
Ind
Kanady
Warm Weather Holds In South Across Nation
The Associated Press reports minimal weather changes with warm temperatures persisting in the South while northern states stay cool. Autumn begins at 2 42 pm EST today as Canadian air sweeps southeast across the Great Plains reaching the Texas Panhandle. Temperatures span from the 30s and 40s in the north to the 60s in the South.
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Texas Panhandle
Soviet premier urges general disarmament move
Bulganin calls for incorporating Eisenhower's mutual aerial inspection and blueprint exchange into a broad disarmament program. He asks abolition of all atomic weapons and inclusion of all bases globally. White House delays public release while drafting a reply.
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Eisenhower
Fraser
Colo
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Here
Murray Snyder
White House
Geneva
United States
Russia
Au Revoir To Summer In Sarasota Says Minnie Mermaid
A Sarasota feature notes summer slipping away at 2 42 pm and signals fall and approaching winter as residents look forward to cooler weather. Florida forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers on the southeast coast and Keys and isolated storms inland through Saturday. Daytime highs near 86 92 with comfortable nights, light winds. Read the fishing column for tides and almanac information.
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Sarasota
Florida
Keys
Southeast Coast
Boat ad sells fast for Mrs. C. E. Horne
A want ad in the news helps Mrs. C. E. Horne of 3610 Almeria sell a boat quickly. The notice highlights successful local advertising driving immediate buyer interest.
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C. E. Horne
Almeria
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