Four Held in Hollywood Burglaries Linked to Film Colony
Hollywood police arrested four men and a woman on suspicion of burglaries at Ginger Rogers and Kirk Douglas homes. About half the loot, worth over 50 000 dollars, was recovered. The gang allegedly targeted 11 prominent film colony addresses, with loot found at Leonard J. Bleeker's apartment.
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Pleads for Arms From U S As Eban Seeks Aid
Washington Abba Eban the Israeli ambassador renewed his government's plea for arms from the United States. He warned that Israel's peril is mounting as he met with Assistant Secretary of State George Ennis to press for military assistance.
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French Troops Clash Near Nedroma Kill 12 rebels
French troops killed 12 Nationalists and captured 18 more in a running battle near the Algeria Morocco frontier outside Nedroma. Two French soldiers also died in the clash.
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Man Kills Wife and Prominent Physician in Massillon
A steelworker fired from a stairway landing outside his apartment killed his wife Mary Kostic, 35, and prominent Massillon physician Dr. H. P. Hart, about 70. Nick Kostic, 37, was captured two hours later after his initial denial and admission, saying he was glad it was over. A murder charge would be filed.
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Ohio
Stanley Switter
H. P. Hart
Robert Dennison
Nick Kostic
Bombay Rebellion Spreads Across India Amid Rioting
Violence linked to language riots surged from Bombay to Calcutta and Madras as 600 may be killed and police fired on rioters. Communists exploited the unrest while Billy Graham’s Madras stop coincided with continued clashes across Tamil regions and federalization protests.
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Study of Issues Raised by Ike's Illness Finished
Washington report on the quiet House Judiciary Committee inquiry into legal questions arising from a president's illness. About 60 former officials and scholars were surveyed on who should raise and decide disability questions, if a vice president could replace a disabled president and later restore powers, and whether constitutional or statutory changes are needed.
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Boy undergoes six hour heart surgery in Denver hospital
Nine year old Lionel Mc Calla of Newport Rhode Island underwent a six hour operation at National Jewish Hospital in Denver to repair a congenital hole in his heart. Surgeon Dr John B Grow closed the three fourths inch opening between heart chambers while the boy was cooled to 83 degrees to slow circulation.
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John B. Grow
Por Keets Gain Popularity as Pets in American Homes
Para keets become common as pets with an estimated seven million in households. For selling or rehoming pets use Want Ads and call 5451 for ad-writing help. Satisfied month-old pure bred German Shepherd pup offered, contact phone 0000.
Fierce Gales Subside Over North Sea After Five Day Storm
Hamburg reports the North and Baltic seas easing after five days of fierce gales that killed at least nine people. Coastal ships lag in port while Denmark races to repair dikes. A Cuxhaven pilot boat crewman died, two German trawlers sank with three crewmen drowned, and a boy died in a Danish building collapse.
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Luce Apologizes for Brink of War Headlines
Washington editor Henry R. Luce apologized for Life magazine brink of war headlines about Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. He said any reader misunderstanding was regretted and criticized critics who blamed the magazine for prejudice or personal advantage.
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Life Magazine
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Butte Hospital Worker Saves 15 Rh Babies With Rare Blood
Mrs Pauline Cain of St. James Hospital provides rare Type O negative blood for exchange transfusions to treat newborns affected by Rh incompatibility. Her unique blood type, though uncommon, has helped rescue fifteen babies in the past five years, with some named by grateful parents.
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Butte Pastor Named Rocky Mountain College Vice President
The Rev. Clarence G. Spellman of Butte will become vice president of Rocky Mountain College in Billings on February 1 to oversee student enrollment and gift income arrangements. He currently pastors Mountain View Methodist Church and will be succeeded by Rev. Richard Vick of Van Orsdal Methodist Church Havre.
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Geneva talks stall as U S blames Reds on Formosa clash
The United States blames Communist China for the Geneva breakdown over Formosa. A State Department release lists six documents and a statement detailing demands, rights, and a willingness to stay in the Formosa area despite Red China’s threats. It notes U S rights and a defense treaty with Nationalist China and cites 18 American civilians still detained in Red China as bargaining pawns.
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Khrushchev Urges Crackdown on Bureaucrats in Virgin Lands
Khrushchev challenged idle officials at a Kremlin session, calling for elimination of bureaucrats from the virgin lands program. He cited waste in state farms, noting high staff counts with few producers, and promised punishment for faulty retail trade while urging better management and production.
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Montana Weather Summary for Sunday and Monday
Cloudy skies with light snow flurries in the west and mostly fair conditions in the east. Sunday high bounds range 5 to 15 degrees in the east and 25 to 35 in the west with mild night temperatures. Monday similar patterns with little change in temperatures.
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Soil Bank Plan Is Questioned At Senate Hearing
Senators heard testimony from F. E. Mollin and dairy industry witnesses warning that diverting cropland to grass may create beef and dairy surpluses. The Agriculture Committee weighed the Eisenhower Benson soil bank plan amid broader farm price measures for the election year. Chairman Ellender urged a mandatory provision if the plan is to succeed.
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Woman Rescued Four Times From House Fire
Firefighters battled a blaze in the home of 94 year old Mary Biesear in Los Angeles. They say she repeatedly returned to direct efforts and to rescue her dogs Poochie and Snowball, but she was not injured. Firemen also freed 15 cats and a large stack of papers and boxes from the flames.
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