Ex-Police Officer Confesses 10 Murders Then Kills Self
Stockholm reports Tore Hedin, 25, a former policeman, killed 16 people including his father, fiancé, her employer, and burned a retirement home, then killed himself in a lake. He left a detailed note with exact times and motives, saying heartbreak over his girlfriend spurred the rampage.
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Will Carry On Schumacher Fight
Bonn memorial services honored socialist leader Kurt Schumacher who died Wednesday. Erich Ollenhauer warned party rebels that the fight to honor Schumacher’s anti peacemaking stance would continue as Germany seeks unity and defense against communism. In Detroit a gas station operator complained to a holdup man that business was bad as the robber took a cigarette and money.
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Blockade Lifted At Rubber Plant
Tuscaloosa Alabama reports supervisory workers escorted through union picket lines at the B. F. Goodrich Co plant after a night blockade. State troopers cleared the road exit, avoiding violence as 1,200 workers idle since Monday due to United Rubber Workers strike. Payroll was not made up at payday.
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Shinwell Calls for One Year Britain Draft
Former Socialist Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell urged reducing Britain's two year army draft to one year as World conditions no longer demand prolonged military training. He noted the Labour government set two years as a temporary measure but Prime Minister Churchill's Conservative government backs a two year national service due to communist threat.
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Aly Hopes to See Rita in Europe
Prince Aly Khan plans a Europe trip and hopes to reunite with Rita Hayworth on vacation. He toured John W. Galbreath’s farm in Columbus before flying to New York, after visiting Lexington horse farms. He downplayed Kentucky’s fame as fast horses and beautiful women, saying he looked only at the horses.
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Descendant of Lees Commands Base
Norfolk, Va. A member of a distinguished military family yesterday became comm i a Cant. Fitzhugh Lee, former skipper of the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt, taking over from Capt. William H. Hamilton, who has been ordered to Washington and probably will be retired soon. Lee is a great great grandson of Gen. Light Horse Harry Lee and the grandson of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee who fought in the war between the colonies.
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Christian Nationalist Party to enter Gen. Don Lehbeck
The Christian Nationalist Party announced it would nominate Gen. Don Lehbeck of St. Louis as part of a bid to express voter indignation at political trickery and to challenge the two party system. Lehbeck served as the party's executive secretary.
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Lohbeck
Ex King Talal and Queen Mother Leave Amman
Former King Talal slips from Amman with Queen Mother Musbah in a small villa at Irbid. King Hussein I is expected to arrive tomorrow from Switzerland, accompanied by his mother Queen Zeine and Talal’s wife.
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