Bank Holdup Suspects Held As FBI Probes $188000 Theft
Two men connected to a $188,000 bank robbery last Friday remain under FBI scrutiny in New York. Arthur Paisnuer, a Bronx racehorse trainer, was seized yesterday and is the alleged gunman who abducted teller Mary Kostolos. One suspect was arrested at a Bronx hospital. $100,000 of the loot was recovered from his car trunk. The second man is being interrogated, with investigators hopeful for rapid developments.
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Heavy Snow Paralyzes Montreal Banking Day
Thousands of Montrealers huddled through a blizzard as wind gusts reached fifty miles per hour and drifts piled three to four feet high. Inside a bank, masked robbers bound staff and forced the opening of the vault while law enforcement investigated no major injuries or property damage.
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Segregation Gimmick Boomerangs in Louisiana Tests
In Miden Louisiana a law intended to restrict Negro voting requires reading any clause of the U S Constitution and giving a reasonable interpretation. Webster Parish registrar Winnice P Clement says about two dozen white voters failed the tests while only two Negroes failed on technicalities, as the measure backfires in this segregation stronghold.
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No Show of U S Force
Washington says the Pentagon denied sending a battalion of US Marines to the Mediterranean due to the Middle East crisis. Officials said Western powers discussed an urgent approach to the United Nations Security Council, but no method was fixed yet.
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Jet Missing Over Pacific During Routine Training
A U.S. jet pilot is missing after a routine training flight today near Tokyo. The last radio report mentioned no visible trouble and a search is continuing with military units mobilized.
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Presidential candidates reviewed by Roscoe Drewneld
Roscoe Drewneld writes on the Bantécinl Page about the clear responsibility of both parties to present qualified presidential candidates. The piece frames a balanced view, urging careful scrutiny of contenders and emphasizing standards for national leadership.
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SEATO Ministers Blame Soviet Drive to Increase Asian Tension
SEATO ministers at Karachi accused Soviet leaders of provoking tension and division in Asia through statements and interventions. The six page communique cited Khrushchev and Bulganin trips to India, Burma and Afghanistan as stirring controversy and said SEATO members back Pakistan on the Kashmir plebiscite amid regional reactions in New Delhi.
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Ike Wary of Social Functions Commented by Democrats
Washington observers report a heated exchange as Democrats accused President Eisenhower of delegating social and ceremonial duties. White House aides rejected the charge, insisting he has not ceded constitutional obligations. The farm bill debate also dominated Senate talks with critics accusing administration pressure amid a two hour per amendment limit.
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Todays Chuckle Avs Nice For Children To Hi Pets
A light joke notes that children enjoy greeting pets but the fun may turn when the pets have their own offspring. The humor pivots on playful misreading and whimsical domestic scenes.
What Lent Means to Me This Time for Contemplation
A Lent meditation urges contemplation and prayer amid today's pressurized life. The writer recalls Jesus in the Garden and tells of a teacher’s act of compassion lifting a pupil’s burden, echoing Paul’s message that we are labourers together with God and each other.
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Ben Gurion Wields Pick and Shovel in Border Fortifications
Premier David Ben-Gurion began to personally set to work with a pick and shovel to fortify villages along the Israel Egypt border. He was joined by the army general staff at an eastern frontier settlement near the Gaza Strip as he urged volunteers to raise barbed wire barricades along the frontier with Arab neighbors.
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GOP Revives Forced Auto Insurance Bill In Albany
An Albany report says GOP lawmakers revive a compulsory automobile liability bill similar to Dewey’s failed 1955 proposal. It would require all car owners to prove insurance or financial responsibility to receive 1957 registration plates, with liability limits of 210000 for one injury and 20000 for multiple injuries.
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Coon Seeks Entry Amid Quiet Home Fracas
Mrs. Mary S. Lee heard a scratching sound and opened her door thinking her cat wanted in. The incident in Bartlesville Oklahoma involved a tense moment as a man resisted arrest and lingered nearby, creating a disturbance in a quiet residence.
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Gen Hodes Heads Army in Europe in May 31
The White House announced Lt. Gen. Henry T Hodes will become commander in chief of the U S Army in Europe effective May 31. He succeeds Gen Anthony C McAuliffe who retires as President Eisenhower seeks Senate confirmation of Hodes for full general rank.
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Grand Prairie man Says bike backfire burned his pants
E Wright of Grand Prairie told investigators that a motorcycle backfire caused 300 dollars in damage to his bike and burned a nearby grass plot, and also set fire to the seat of his pants.
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Veteran Albert Woolson 108 gets better at hospital
Last Civil War veteran Albert Woolson of Duluth aged 108 was reported to be getting along fine at St Luke's Hospital. He had been hospitalized Sunday with a recurrence of lung congestion and his condition was described as improving today.
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Baby Killed Near Dad's Death Scene in Lancaster Crash
A 19 month-old boy, Donlaid Edward Dick Jr., was killed in a highway collision near Lancaster as his mother Mary Dick 20 and her fiancé Uwe N. Peterson 23 were seriously hurt while attempting to obtain a marriage license. The crash involved their car and a truck. the truck driver was uninjured.
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Westinghouse strike plan rejected by IUE board
The AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers rejected a mediator drafted compromise for the 144 day Westinghouse strike. Union president James B. Carey said negotiations continue as the IUE Westinghouse conference board found several recommendations unclear and unacceptable now. The package had been accepted by Westinghouse as fair to both sides.
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Rivers Up Families Pull Out Of Homes
Floodwaters surge across New York State as rain persists into a third day. Syracuse braces for cold turn with snow expected and a low near 18 degrees. Nedrow and Hayes Road areas report severe flooding as Onondaga Creek overflows. Mrs Van Auken and three children flee their 310 Everingham Road home while others erect dikes. City streets near the creek flood, especially Leonard Street and lower Hoover Road. Concluded on page 7.
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Pink Mink vs Sweatshirts in Chicagos Night Fashion Show
Hildegarde compared her couture wardrobe with Paris imports in a hotel suite. She claimed French stars like Piaf and Genevieve wear bargain basement outfits while she showcased a crystal bead fish tail dress priced at 3750 and a jasmine mink stole costing 3000. She noted she has spent about 400000 on costumes over 25 years and urged frugal glamour.
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