Suspects identified in San Diego kidnapping trial
Ruth Evelyn Latham 61 said she was conscious when buried alive by two women, Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisenand, who were identified as suspects. Whisenand, a US Customs clerk, was taken to San Diego jail after being treated at El Centro Hospital. bail set at 50000 each. Latham linked her husband George Latham to forged checks. investigators note no clear motive beyond possible ransom. The victims allege they were abducted Wednesday and forced to drive to the desert before escaping.
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Adlai Stevenson Campaigns Varying Virginia Rallies
Political roundup covers Adlai Stevenson planning campaign appearances in Virginia and Washington as Republicans attack perceived misstatements. Eisenhower aides brief Stevenson on foreign affairs, Kefauver criticizes canal crisis handling, Knowland contrasts Stevenson’s rhetoric with wartime draft and atomic test positions. Concluded note indicates continued coverage.
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Harrisburg
Tampa
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Blaze Destroys Club and 25 Yachts in Maine coast storm
A fire gutted Zobel Yacht Club early today, destroying the club building and about 25 moored yachts with an estimated loss near $1 million. Fire units from 10 surrounding communities battled the blaze as wind gusts up to 80 mph lashed the area. Several nearby homes were evacuated and power outages affected parts of Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Two fatal highway crashes in Oswego and Madison added to a day of severe weather and travel disruptions across New England and neighboring states.
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Suez Crisis At a Glance
Associated Press summary notes Nasser’s move to control the Suez Canal prompting Western powers and Egypt to plan responses. Cargo traffic concerns in the canal region raise tensions as Britain France and Israel consider actions while Dulles prepares for London talks and Menon drafts a Cairo trip amid Nehru diplomacy.
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Dulles
London
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Nasser
Don’t Retaliate Dag Pleads With Jordan
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged Jordan to avoid retaliatory action against Israel for two raids into Jordan. He criticized Israel for violating cease fire and armistice obligations and warned such actions undermine self defense and risk further violence. Hammarskjold handed notes to both governments outlining demands for restraint.
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Dag Tormatskjold
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Israel
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Nemis
Pope Urges End to Drink Peril in Speech
Vatican report on Pope XII condemns intemperance as a harrowing menace. He spoke to Irish police officers promoting total abstinence and asked who will count homes shattered by drink and who will measure the souls harmed by this sin. He warned temperance failures lead to tragedy across nations.
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Pris XII
Dampskibsaktieselskabet Laly Faces Pily Claim
A court docket action in Miami involves Pily the clerk seeking $50,003 from ship owner Dampskibsaktieselskabet Laly. The case, listed in Willy IL and Wat King, concerns damages aboard a Norwegian vessel.
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Fla
Neor
U.S
Today in the paper a tour of editorials and amusements
A fragmented page highlights editorials, amusements, letters, and sport items. It notes sections for radio television comics and women and marks pages 2 6 8 and 16 with brief headings and incomplete lines.
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Two Men Arrested Inside Detroit Library Telephone Booth
Detroit police report James Scott 64 and Mgrian Levy 50 were arrested for booking hoses from a phone booth in the main library. A library clerk said the telephone in the booth rang constantly and the men used Nalugs to make calls.
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INS
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Mgrian Levy
Drunk Driving Arrests For Two City Drivers
Two men were arrested for driving while intoxicated in separate incidents. John McNabb, 45, of 826 Park Ave, faced charges including drunken driving and driving without a license. Len R. Smith, 22, of 719 Second North St, also cited for drunken driving. McNabb allegedly collided with a supervisor's property and brandished a rifle threat, leading to a bail set for the DWI charge. A Sept. 24 hearing was scheduled. police described McNabb’s resistance and handcuffing.
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Second North St
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Truman H. Pres
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Thomas Sardina
Sardino
Mel
16Th Ward
Donald Miller
Circle Rd
Get Ready For Soaking Syracuse Weekend Weather
Syracuse weather forecast warns of a wet weekend with occasional showers starting late tonight and continuing tomorrow. Temperatures range from a low around 62 today to a high near 68 tomorrow as the damp spell settles in.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Today’s Chuckle Opens With Lincoln Jolt
A father urges a sleepy child to work and cites Abraham Lincoln. The reply lands a punchline as Joe snaps that Lincoln’s behavior at the father’s age is unknown, but he knows what Lincoln was doing then. The exchange captures classic humorous banter.
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Abraham Lincoln
Joe
Custody Fight Over Robin Sher In Chicago Family Feud
A Chicago custody case centers on Robin Sher, heir to a large estate after the death of her parents in a highway crash. Doctors fear emotional issues while guardians debate guardianship as the child remains amid a long family feud and a pending superior court action.
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Chicago
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Talen
Peachins
J. J. Malpern
Peaching
Lynn
Michael
Des Plaines
Drew Reese Hospital
Imiva
Miami Beach
Fla
Nasser denounces Western canal plan as war declaration
Cairo Egypt President Nasser denounces the Western plan for the Suez Canal as a declaration of war claiming Britain and France seek to obstruct navigation. He asserts Egyptian pilots and staff keep traffic moving while Western powers pressure canal operations through fear of chaos. He cites Soviet pilots arrivals and awards medals to Egyptian and Greek pilots, vowing victory over what he calls a French British conspiracy.
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