Iran hunts kidnapped American wife of official
In Tehran the Shah orders full mobilization of police and troops to rescue Anita Carroll, wife of an American official, after bandits from Beluchistan ambushed near Transhahr. Kevin Carroll of Issaquah Washington and Brewer A Wilson of Portland Oregon were killed in the attack.
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Beluchistan
Transhahr
Kevin Carroll
Issaquah
Wash
Brewer A. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Carroll
Anita
Taé Shah
United States
Tembie
Russia
Bipartisan Parley Venturing on Presidential Disability
President Eisenhower plans a White House meeting with congressional leaders to discuss procedures for transferring executive power if the president is disabled. He intends to propose a constitutional amendment to allow temporary power transfer to the vice president. A Tehran incident report notes Iranian bandits attacking a party, with casualties and ongoing gendarmerie pursuit in Zahadan Province.
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Washington
Eisenhower Shas
House
Carroll
Bendite
Eisenhower
Mrs Ingner Dies In Illinois and White House succession talk
Mrs. Ingner dies in Illinois as Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. is reportedly set to outline the White House position on the succession issue when he appears before the House Judiciary Committee on Monday. The Justice Department has studied presidential disability succession for over a year.
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White House
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Justice Department
Brownell
Mexico City suburb blast toll climbs with 26 dead
A double explosion in a Mexico City suburb killed 26 and left 20 missing while injuring over 150. Firemen, policemen, and spectators were among the dead and wounded as dynamite stored by Antonio Joya Chavez caused a subterranean ignition and a larger blast. Emergency crews searched ruins three miles east of the capital for victims.
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Zed
Becalse
Puebla
Ministry of Public Information
Antonio Joya Chavez
Mexico City
Mexico
Chavez
Wilson Rejects News Proposal
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson rejected a plan to force newsmen to testify before grand juries about information leaks. He also opposed banning military interviews without official sanction. The directive accepted some recommendations from the Committee on Classified Information but did not address grand juries. Wilson stated serious reservations and said justice officials would handle the issue.
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Charles E. Wilson
Committee On Classified
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Justice Department
Defense Department
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
Mostly cloudy and a bit warmer with highs 40 to 44. Partly cloudy with aill and a small drop tonight into the 26 to 32 range. Precipitation 0.01 inches in the last 24 hours. Lake Erie winds northeast to onshore 8 to 15 mph today, turning variable 5 to 10 mph tonight. Partly cloudy.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Where To Turn Schools Big Business State Board Report
State School Board member reports supervision of education for two million. Elyria talk outlines concerns as big business influences schooling. Avon mayor breaks tie on re zoning legislation to approve motion. Home Show star hypnotist profile notes long time talents and accomplishments.
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Elyria
Avon
Ceeneee
County Buys Sign Machine
County commissioners announced the purchase of a vacuum applicator device for making road signs. The $937.50 tool was bought from Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. The county expects the device to reduce costs by about one third. Private services will be held for Mrs. Ingwer with burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Survivors include her husband Carl H. Ingwer Sr. and son Carl H. Ingwer Jr. of Cleveland. Five sisters and a brother also survive.
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Elyria
First Church of Christ Scientist
Carl H. Ingwer Jr
Cleveland
Ridge Tool Co
Johanina Frates
Minnie Eckler
Danville
Ind
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Brookdale
Ceme
Sudro-Curtis
Delaware student charged after riot in municipal court
Michael Dove, 23, of Shelbyville, Ohio, has a jury trial request in Delaware municipal court over charges of abusing and obstructing an officer following a student riot last Wednesday at Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Nedr
Michael Dove
Shelbyville
Marine Lieutenant to Stand Trial for Beating Recruit
First Lieutenant William C. Conroy of Queens, N Y, was ordered to stand general court martial on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer disorderly conduct and simple assault related to allegedly pummeling Pvt David L Porter of Hartford VI at Parris Island. Porter, a chief witness in an earlier court martial, had accused Conroy after a drill instructor case led to removal of four instructors.
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William C. Conroy
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N. Y
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Hartford
Conroy
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Porter
Corp
William R. Walsh
Body Found In Vacant Lot On Cleveland East Side
Police found an unidentified man, 45 to 50 years old and about 147 pounds, dragged from a vacant lot on Cleveland's east side. No papers or wallet were found, and there were no marks of violence visible at the scene.
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Sleveland
American Priest Fulgence Gross Freed After Six Years in Chinese Prison
Rev. Fulgence Gross of Omaha is released after six years in Communist China. He plans to leave China within one or two weeks and contact the British consulate. He is the second American freed this year. eight Americans remain jailed.
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Omaha
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United
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Chicago
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Iy Chicara
Franciscan Order
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Teupopolis
Hammarskjold Returns From Cairo With Hints of Useful Talks
Dag Hammarskjold returned to New York after six days of talks with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He said the discussions on UNEF and the Suez dispute have been useful, while offering no detail on any agreement. He planned further meetings with aides and with U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Lester P. Pearson
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Makarios To Be Freed From Exile In Seychelles
London reports Britain orders Archbishop Makarios freed from exile in Seychelles but bars return to Cyprus. Government also considers safe conduct for EOKA under George Sivas. British forces near guerrilla leader’s hideout in Troodos Mountains.
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Inide
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Boyd
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EOKA
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Guerrila
Troodos Mountains
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House Labor Committee to Probe Welfare Funds
The House Labor Committee voted to investigate union welfare funds to deter racketeers, aiming for a substantial, non punitive inquiry. The focus is on protecting workers’ rights and addressing poorly policed funds estimated at over 35 billion dollars.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
House
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters Union
Graham A. Barden
Senate
Barden
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Senate Committee
Cleveland M. ‘Bailey
D-Wwa
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
National Bank of Washington
Ground Broken For GM Plant At Hudson
Gov. C. William O'Neill led a giant earth mover as sod was torn for General Motors new $100 million manufacturing and parts plant in Hudson. The Euclid Division facility will join GM's two Teveland plants while general offices move to Hudson upon completion planned for late summer 1958.
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William O'Neill
General Motors
Euclid
Teveland
Hudson
Noted Cartoonist Franklin Alexander to Join Chronicle Telegram
Franklin Alexander, editorial cartoonist from the Philadelphia Bulletin, will begin a national and world affairs panel with The Chronicle Telegram next week. Born 1897 in St Louis, he has won multiple Freedom Foundation honors and other national awards for his work. He will join Reg Manning as a cartoon commentator on national and international affairs.
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Philadelphia
Evening & Sunday Bulletin
Chronicle-Telegram
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Ledger Syndicate
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Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees Classified Ad Help
Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads invites readers to sell by listing unused home items such as cribs lamps bookcases and more. Call 4751 for an experienced Want Ad writer to help place the ad for best results.
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