Auto Union Sleuth's Body Found
Ralph Winstead 64 a missing UAW investigator, was found dead in St Clair Shores Michigan from an apparent accidental drowning. His body was recovered after a passerby spotted it on the lake. The autopsy found no signs of foul play. Winstead was a key witness in a malicious prosecution suit against the UAW related to the Walter Reuther case. The investigation continues as authorities review records from the Solidarity House and further testimony is expected in Wayne County Circuit Court.
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Pondac
Macomb County
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UAW
Carl Renda
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Walter M. Nelson
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Envoy OK'd By Syria in Diplomatic Move
Damascus reports Syria has approved Charles W. Yost as the United States ambassador designate to Syria. Washington had earlier indicated Eisenhower chose an envoy whose identity was not revealed, while the Syrians reportedly accepted him. The draft note follows Syria’s expulsion of U S embassy officials and a separate Syrian envoy response.
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Syria
Charles ‘W. Yost
U.S
Yost
Washington
Eisenhower
Swill Ruccach
James R. Moore Jr
Moore
United States
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Uit
Assembly
Weather Forecast Sees Fair Winds Then Cooler Tonight
Forecast calls for fair and windy conditions with warmer spell early, cooler late tonight and tomorrow. Light showers possible tomorrow with west to northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Yesterday’s high reached 94 with a record 145.5 inches of snowfall set in 1955-56. relative humidity varied from 84 to 62 percent.
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Father Kills Prospective Son-in-Law in Brooklyn
A 28-year-old Brooklyn man, to wed Magdalle Kalisch, was shot to death by Francisco Napoleon Landa after Kalisch forced entry at Landa's apartment. Landa claimed self defense and was held on homicide charges in New York.
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Brooklyn
Francisco Napoleon Landa
Landa
Jaccob Kalisch
Ree Parman
Kalisch
Magdalle
Kaliseh
Kalech
Anda
Bo Oma
Air Hero Chennault Reveals Lung Cancer Battle
Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault, founder of the Flying Tigers, disclosed he is battling lung cancer and had a tumor removed last August. He described a tiring recovery and said no further operation was possible. He plans to return to the United States in January and recalled trying to organize an international air force in the 1950s. The report also covers Hungary's mood as Christmas nears with amnesty unfulfilled and wartime scars lingering.
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Chiang Kai- Shek
Pearl Harbor
America
Chennault
He_ mon
Civil Air Transport
Shanghai
Formosa
Chennatdt
United States
Neca
Crown Prince of Japan Hosts 60 Friends at Birthday Party
Prince 1524 1 Tokeo W-Crown Ponce Aki thio, Japan's first eligible bachelor, celebrated his fourth birthday today with a family feast hosted by Emperor Hirohita and Empress Nagako. About 60 friends and former classmates attended at the Tegu Palace.
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Tokeo
Ponce
Akithio
Japan
Emperor Hirohita
Nagako
Tegu Palace
Girl 6 Fears Spanking After Running Away During Pilgrimage Practice
Kans as City police searched all Saturday night and into Sunday for Bonnie Jay a six year old girl who fled to a vacant apartment across the hall during a church pilgrimage plan. Investigators found her asleep in a chair wrapped in a bedspread with lights on. her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell rejoiced at her safe return. Police noted no spanking occurred and the father had previously disciplined her earlier that day.
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Bonnie
Joy Campbell
Bonnoa Jay
Bonnie Jay
Robert Richard
Campbell
Cardinal Spellman Speeds On Xmas Visit to Pacific GIs
Cardinal Spellman arrives at 5th Air Force HQ and spends Christmas Camp with U S personnel, then flies to Camp Zama for a world tour of service members. In Jerusalem a Christmas Pilgrimage begins amid Middle East tension as pilgrims prepare to cross from Israel to Jordan to Bethlehem.
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Pacific
Pele
MacArthur I
Charles C. Palmer
U.S. Army
Ja-r
Camp Zama U.S
Jerusalem
Erael
Bethlehem
Chnit
Jodan
Unakas
Israel
Jordan
Mandelbauan
Man Recovers 6500 After Bandit Robbery At Home
Binghamton police report Johnny Tomik a 45 year old shoe worker recovered 6500 of the about 9000 he had in cash when two masked men with a revolver entered his suburban Weel 1 area home last Saturday night bound him and his brother in law Paul Jurkovich 73 and ransacked the house. Tomik previously lost 8500 in October and turned the recovered money over to police after a 14 year old boy found it near a street. He gave the boy 100 as thanks and used some funds to cover expenses.
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Binghamton
Tomik
Tecenuy
Weel
Paul Jurkovich
Polo
Ceophans
Jurkovich
Tomi
Kovacs and Adams Social Life Behind the Spotlight
In the Evening Post feature, the zany humorist Ernie Kovacs and wife Edie Adams reveal a private home life as their careers surge. The piece notes Kovacs spending over 13000 yearly on cigars and recalls Edie’s first big break in Wonderful Town, including lavish cheese dinners costing 775.
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Future Day Evening Post
Kovacs
Ernie
Edie
Calémn Lie Adams
Lrnie Kovacs
Pots Martin
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