Colgate Grid Star Jilted in Rochester Disappearance
Judy Wehle aged 20, niece of an aide to Gov. Harriman, vanished in Rochester hours before a scheduled event. Police hunted a young man she knew as part of the missing persons investigation. Wehle is daughter of Harold and Mrs. Wehle. her uncle Louis A. Wehle is a brewery executive and state conservation commissioner.
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Rochester
N. Y
Averell Harriman
Judy Wehle
Harold Wehle
Louis A. Wehle
New York State
Geta
Dream of Society Ball Welcomes Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III
New York social season highlight as Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III make their first public appearance since engagement. The Imperial Ball at the Waldorf Astoria raises funds for hospital music therapy in the US and UK. Tickets priced at 35 dollars.
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Prince Rainier Iit
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Monte Carlo
New York
Prince Rainier III
United States
Great Britain
Lost Girl Found After Night of Mystery in Ontario
London Ontario police report the body of Judy Wehle, 26, found near her home after a night missing. Her father, Genesee Brewing Co board chairman, said she had recent contact with a man sought by investigators. Police noted a broken window was not reported and she may have left through a side door.
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Judy
Beth O'Connor
Owens
O’connor
Monte Carlo
Wehle
Monaco
Miss Wehle
Genesee Brewing Co
Crippled B36 Lands Safely After 10 Hour Plunge
A U S Pacific base watched a crippled B36 bomber circle for almost ten hours with a damaged wing and landing gear before landing safely. Air Force spokesmen say the loss of wing trailing parts occurred at takeoff. The crew notified after attempting to raise the gear. The KM crew planned emergency repairs en route as the pilot Captain Leonard N Rommer of Tehoneha Michigan steered with brakes and power to keep the aircraft stable.
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Quam WA
U. S. Pacific
Air Force
Leonard N. Rommer
Tehoneha
Mich
Fie
Renko
Today’s Features And Regular Pages Preview
A brief guide to today’s newspaper contents listing sections such as Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classified Radio-TV and Women’s Deaths, with Sports noted and page ranges for each feature.
Girl Vanishes After Sightings at Local School Yard
Citizens search for Susan and a suspected kidnapper after she vanishes late Friday. Police say a body found near the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks in London died violently, while an eyewitness doubts a train caused the death. Detectives conducted an all night hunt with no trace of the girl or the man she was last seen with.
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Lsir
London
Susan
Italian Vampire jet crash kills children in Passanzi
An Italian air force Vampire jet crashed into a house near Passanzi Italy killing three children and an 18 year old girl. A 3 year old girl and her sister burned to death while another 3 year old died from a collapsed wall. The pilot parachuted to safety after engine failure and wing loss. Three others were slightly injured.
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Passanzi
Italy
Singled Out Times Topic Sparks New Hearing Round
Sen Eastland said evidence is building for a new round of hearings on Communist influence in press radio and television. The Senate Internal Security subcommittee has completed three days of hearings with 18 witnesses, 14 of whom were current or former New York Times employees. The Times editorialized that it had been singled out for attack over its desegregation stance.
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Washington
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New York Times
the Times
Drunk Driver Sentenced in North Syracuse Case
Arthur F. Hill age 33 of Fort Wayne Indiana pled guilty to drunken driving and speeding in North Syracuse business district. He faced 125 dollars in fines and ten days in Onondaga County Penitentiary but will serve one day per unpaid dollar after unable to pay. Police stopped Hill at 2 am on Main Street after a 60 mph drive. he was arrested by Patrolman Donald Houmle and taken to Cedar Street jail for tests. Hill is employed by Grey Vans Inc.
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Arthur F. Hill
Fort Wayne
Ind
North Syra Luse
Hill
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Justice «of the Peace
Ronald Crowley
Crowley
North Syracuse
Donald Houmlel
Hil
Jin
Doctor’s Office Gag About Waiting Room Exchange
In a lighthearted note, a doctor’s office asks ladies in the waiting room not to trade symptoms as it risks mixing up the doctor’s hopes and patient stories. The quip highlights humorous misreadings in a clinical setting.
Hoover denounces use of term Cop for police officers
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover denounces the word Cop as applied to police. He argues it degrades law enforcement and harms public understanding and support for officers, urging the elimination of the term in official and public usage.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Wille
New York City
Four year old Jimmy McCormick rescues sisters from radiator danger
In Philadelphia a 4-year-old boy carried his sisters Jeanefie age 2 and Jacqueline 10 months to an outside wagon when he feared a furnace explosion. Patrolmen found them and their mother retrieved them from the police station. The furnace noise was from cooling radiators.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy McCormick
Jimmy
Jeanefie
Jacqueline
Germantown “Ave
Seit
Fire Rips Buffalo Orphans Home In Dramatic 4 Alarm Blaze
A spectacular fire devastated the German Roman Catholic Orphans Home in Buffalo with flames sweeping the three story main building. Four alarms brought hundreds of firefighters to Dodge and Norway Streets in near freezing air. All orphans were reported safe and firefighters battled collapsing walls and roof breaches as crews watched for total loss. Sister Joseph Clare reported transmitting the alarm after noticing smoke on the third floor.
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Buffalown
Buffalo Museum of Science
Dodge
Norway Sts
Joseph Clare
Dairymen Protest Delay on Milk Regulation Hearing
Stanley H. Benham of the Dairymen's League Co-operative Assn protests a delay in the hearing on federal regulation of farm milk prices for the Northern New Jersey New York metropolitan market. He telegrammed Secretary Ezra Taft Benson that 24,000 New York milkshed dairy farmers oppose extending the Jan 19 deadline for filing proposed marketing orders.
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New York
Dairymen's League Cooperative Assn
New Jersey
League
Stanley H. Benham
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Below Zero Tomorrow in the North Country
The weatherman expects the low to reach two above tonight and drop to 15 below by tomorrow night in northern areas. Only about a tenth of an inch of snow has fallen since midnight with forecast to return as little as one inch in the four hour cycle today. Arctic air and lack of snow due to northerly winds will keep conditions harsh across the district.
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Andy Keller
Keller
Arctic
Chin
Istate
Byrd Fliers Map Areas Never Seen By Man Heretofore
Navy planes on Deep Freeze exploration push into uncharted Antarctic regions. Neptune flight completes a 2900 mile round trip from Ross Sea to Knox Coast as Sky Master circumnavigates toward the pole. Byrd has not yet flown long missions this season while western Antarctica yields two new mountain ranges and a vast ice plateau. No Soviet sightings despite IGY context.
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Byrd Fliers
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctic
Uws— Navy
Australia
Ross Sea
Knox Coast
Master
Petioning
Richard, Byrd
Western
Moscow Radio
Col. U
Eisenhower set for first postattack news conference
President Eisenhower will hold an informal news conference in Key West tomorrow, his first since his heart attack last September. White House press secretary James Hagerty says he may discuss health and work plans but is unlikely to answer all questions, including his political future. He is due in Washington at 11 am after the 9 am event.
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Key West
Fin
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Florida
Washington
Hagerty
Colorado
Disastrous Coffee Price Decline Feared in Report
A Inter-American report predicts a disastrous drop in coffee prices by 1958 unless an international market-stabilizing agreement is reached. The study projects production rising to over 47 million bags by 1958-60 with demand around 434.5 million bags, risking a price fall over 44 percent if supplies exceed forecasts.
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Levet Inter-American Report
U. S
Brazil
Colombia
Nicaragua
Inter‘American Coffee Commission
Liiely
First Miss in 30 Years Isn’t Bad
Salina Kansas report notes A E Bishop who normally shoots a rabbit for his wife on her birthday cannot find one this year. He describes snooping around the farm until spotting a rabbit and then throwing a hammer to kill it. Mrs Bishop shares his disappointment saying she loves rabbit and expects one each year.
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Salina
Kan
How Your Tax Money Supports Vets Hospital
The Veterans Administration Hospital of Syracuse has served over 12,000 veterans since 1993. Beginning tomorrow the Herald newspaper launches a series detailing how taxpayer funds support medical care at the facility.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Syracuse
Herald- American
Herald-Journal
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