Police Solve Westchester Party Bandits Raids
Police said they have solved a series of quick raids by the so called party bandits who terrorized fashionable Westchester County for over a month. Two men confessed and were arrested in Harlem with a companion who lent the getaway car in the latest robbery on Thursday. A third bandit and the gang’s woman accomplice are sought.
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Eisenhower greets Boy Scout adult leaders in Washington
President Eisenhower planned to greet about 1,400 Boy Scout adult leaders at their annual meeting in Washington where he serves as honorary head and has sat on the national executive board for six years. John M. Schiff of Oyster Bay was re elected president of the Scouts for the fourth year. Arlene Dahl and Fernando Lamas plan a future wedding outside California, studio reports say. Police consider homicide angles in the death of Louis Hicks, a paralyzed veteran, as investigations near arrests. Carlos Hevia, former Cuba president, freed on bond after gun running charges. he had surrendered to agents in Coral Gables amid related prosecutions of ex president Socarras.
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Pravda Says United States Frustrating Atomic Talks
Pravda accuses the United States of obstructing secret talks between the Soviet and American governments on a world atomic pool. The Soviet paper cites Eisenhower’s UN proposal for an international pool of atomic resources for peaceful uses and devotes four columns to the issue.
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Cole Seeks Reelection To Eleventh Term In Congress
Elmera representative V Sterling Cole declares he is definitely a candidate for reelection to a eleventh term. Cole has served the 37th District for two decades and chairs the joint committee on atomic energy while serving on the House Committee on Dams and Se rvices. His name has been floated for U S comptroller general.
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Scene at the pub as three men enter with woman student
A pretty art student named Pru dence Taylor arrived at the scene on the arm of a third man and applauded loudly. Eden and Forsyth glared at her and then went to a nearby pub to buy each other drinks.
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Angel heads for France from Dien Bien Phu nurse returns
Genevieve de Galarde Terraube, known as the angel of Dien Bien Phu, arrived in Hanoi to begin her journey to France. She wore a blue uniform and beret and was greeted by Mrs Maurice de Jean and arms officials. She said she would miss Tonkin but France awaits her mother.
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Asian Nations Set Anti-Red Parley
Delegates from eight Asian nations and colonies will meet in Chinhae on June 16 for a postponed anti Communist conference sponsored by South Korea. About 30 civic leaders from Viet Nam Malaya Thailand the Philippines Nationalists China the Ryukyu Islands and South Korea are expected. The meeting aims to organize a People's Alliance of South and East Asia to check Red aggression and discuss mutual friendship and economic cooperation. The conference was originally planned for April 28 by President Syngman Rhee and delayed due to limited interest.
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Deaths: Dr Charles M. A. Stine and Gwynn Jenkins
Dr Charles Mf. A. Stine, a pioneer in organic chemistry and board member of E. I. du Pont de Nemours in Wilmington, Del, is reported dead. W Gwynn Jenkins, 56, choral director of the Youngstown Civic Chorus, died in Youngstown, Ohio.
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Lets Explore Your Mind Br Albert We Wigga
A fragmented reader letter from E Wiga DSc discusses noise effects on brain function and a claim that noise can cause deafness. It also cites Senator Paul Douglas on campaign costs and a Q&A with Dr Ruth HosKuk on parenting and psychiatry. Include three cent SASE.
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Tydings Attacks McCarthy in Maryland Address
In Annapolis Maryland Senator Millard Tydings charged that Senator McCarthy has failed to purge Communists from the State Department and lacks the courage to present evidence before a grand jury. He criticized McCarthy for not acting on the names he cited and alleged whitewashing during his 28 months as committee head.
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Bennington Explosion Details Highlight Catapult Risks
Captain Raborn testified on the Bennington disaster recounting a 15 second window after liftoff when smoke preceded a fatal explosion. He described a flash fire with no fuel line breaks and noted safety lessons from prior Boston Legato incidents. Losses rose to 99 with 30 seriously injured as Navy planners hold memorials and hearings.
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Four Engine Plane Crashes in Woods in Fall River
A U.S. Army B-25 four engine bomber overshot a municipal runway in Fall River Massachusetts and crashed in thick woods during an emergency landing. The craft was en route toward Quonset Point Rhode Island and appears to have mistaken Fall River for New Bedford. No immediate loss of life reported.
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Reno police give up search for Mrs Kimsrey’s stolen worms
Chief L R Greeson told Mrs M S Kimsrey that 500 worms valued at 500 dollars stolen from her home on the first day of fishing season are nearly impossible to trace or identify if found, ending the efforts to recover the property.
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Canonization of Pope Pius XII Draws Global Pomp in Rome
A vast Marian Year canonization event in Rome honors Pope Pius XII with a televised ceremony expected to draw about 50 000 foreign pilgrims. Cardinal Spellman and Cardinal Stritch lead 250 American pilgrims. 500 prelates attend as Pius XII is proclaimed a saint, the 78th in history.
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Doctors urge fat men to eat and be happy
A New York insurer’s medical researcher told the American College of Cardiology that unless obesity brings complications by age 60 there is no need for fat men to reduce eating. He warned obesity can raise blood pressure and diabetes, which may lead to cardiovascular disease.
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Guatemala Faces Cold War Fallout Over U S Arming Claims
Defense Minister Jose Angel Sanchez will not visit the United States as tensions rise after U S claims Guatemala received arms from behind the Iron Curtain. The government issued emergency rules grounding cross country flights and requiring Spanish translations for non Spanish messages. Secret broadcasts urging resistance continue while commercial flights resume. In Panama the Wyoming freighter was cleared for transit after a cargo check found undeclared 27mS and no manifest discrepancies.
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Mountain rescuers push toward injured man on Richinier
A rescue party of eight climbs Mt Richinier amid snow and wind to reach Argus, the injured survivor in a tent near 22,000 feet. Air Force C-47 drops provisions and coordinates ground teams led by Col. Edmund Mueller and Capt. Ray Zebrowski as two groups push through brutal conditions to move Argus and save others.
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Adventists Urged to Expand School Network
San Francisco report says Seventh Day Adventists devote a quarter of church income to education but current supply lags demand. Education secretary Fu Cossentine notes potential to open 2,000 new schools next fall with more funding and staff. The church runs 4,751 schools with 2,599 teachers and 229,034 students.
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Dry State Oh Brother Tulsa Bootlegger Chase
UP-Detectives from the Jigquor squad failed to stop a bootlegger as a drunken driver blocked their pursuit near Tulsa Oklahoma. They halted the inebriated driver and jailed him while the bootlegger escaped. Oklahoma remains constitutionally dry.
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Student shoots self at father’s grave in Jackson
Union College student Donald J. Montgomery Jr died by suicide yesterday at the grave of his father who had killed himself last year. Deputy Coroner Jim Coates said the 21 year old used a 35 pistol and left a note asking relatives be notified. Police Lt. M D Cozart said the elder Montgomery died of self inflicted gunshot wounds at his home here March 20, 1953.
Hall of Springs Opens as Saratoga Season Opens
The Hall of Springs spa begins its summer season with a grand opening at Saratoga. The event marks the start of a busy period for visitors and local tourism, highlighting the resort’s new attraction and seasonal plans.
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Excursion Boat Capsized By Storm At Lake of the Ozarks
A tornado upset an excursion boat on the Lake of the Ozarks in Bagnell Missouri yesterday. At least four people were drowned and as many as six may be dead. Six passengers and the pilot were rescued. Two survivors credited the pilot with saving their lives. The boat owners said a routine to send a relief boat to check trips allowed a swift rescue when the storm hit.
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