Desert Yields Body Of Phoenix Playboy
The body of Nick Johnson 18 a Phoenix social figure identified by his brother in law Theodore J. Demos and sister Katherine. Police say he was missing since November 4 and may have been killed in a gangland style taking. A pistol found near the grave and Johnsons troubled history are noted as context.
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Nick Johnson
Theodore J. Demos
Katherine
Johnson
California
Ters
Windom
Etta Mae Fogel
Denver
W. A. Dettweiler
RH. Richey
Harry Johnson
Indonesia Faces Instability as Ousted Leader Rumors Spread
Unconfirmed reports claim Sukarno was ousted and a Dutch-led triumvirate including Mohammed Hatta took over in Amsterdam headlines. Jakarta reports point to fighting in streets while Sumatra asserts independence as military leaders meet in secret talks amid tensions.
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Indonesia
Barra
Holland
Netherlands
Sukarno
Amsterdam
Mohammed Hatta
Djuanda
Abdul Harris Nasution
Armed Services
Jarta
Sumatra
Then
Borneo
Hatta
Oater Islands
New York Subway Strike Near End Seen by Officials
Reports say a settlement may be near as four days of disruption shrink subway service. Motormen's Benevolent Association plans a vote on returning to work while Mayor Wagner meets transit officials to avert mass firings and restore service toward normal levels.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Ree
Transit Authority
Brando Quits Wife Says Columnist
Hollywood reports say Marion Brando and his wife Anna Kashfi have separated and she is expecting a baby. Archerd notes Brando moved from Laurel Canyon house but pals doubt a divorce will come before the baby. Brando and Kashfi did not comment.
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Hollywood
Marion Brando
Anna Kashfi
Brando
Bond Issue Trounced In Phoenix
Phoenix voters rejected a 1,282,000 dollar school bond by 8,213 to 3,312 in the largest ballot total for the district. If approved, funds would have built 23 classrooms at Carl Hayden High, 16 at Central High, added cooling to four high schools, and reserved for a future east side high school.
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Phoenix Phoenix
Phoenix
Carl Hayden High School
Central High School
AFL-CIO Expels Two Unions Over Corruption Charges
The AFL-CIO expelled the Laundry and Bakery Workers unions for corrupt practices and kept the Distillery Workers on probation pending reforms. Ralph Fagan appealed against expulsion as Meany outlined investigations into misappropriation of welfare funds tied to former leaders.
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N. J
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AFL- 10
Aflcio
International Longshoremen's Assn
ILA
United Mine Workers
UMW
Ralph Fagan
Laundry Workers
Alford
Meany
Eugene
Jimmie) James
Senate
Shore Than & Milion Drs
Techion
Fagan
Iran
Om Meany
James
Laun 4Y
Dulles Heads to Paris on 4200 Mile Diplomatic Stop
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles begins a 4200 mile trip to Paris, boosting his official travel log to exceed 422000 miles in five years. He has visited more than 40 countries since taking office in January 1953, including 15 trips to France and nine to Britain. His overseas journeys total 350000 miles with 7000 miles within the United States.
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John Foster Dulles
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Dulles
France
Britain
West Germany
United States
Florida Weather: Truce Sought Amid Sunshine War
The article notes fugitives escaping freezing northward may travel toward Tucson as Florida enjoys clear skies and mild temps. Forecasts show near 15 tomorrow with lows 35 to 40 tonight, a slight change from yesterday's 65 high and 43 current.
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Tucson
Bulganin pressuring small NATO nations over US missiles
Soviet Premier Bulganin steps up pressure on Belgium France and other small NATO members to deny or delay US missile bases in Europe. Ambassadors carry warnings to Premiers while Britain and Turkey show openness. France may gain a say on basing and firing decisions amid Western summit tensions.
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Nikolai Bulganin
NATO
United States
Victor J. Vavilov
Belgium
Achille van Acker
West Germany
Brussels
van Acker
Felix Gaillard
France
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Europe
Soviet Union
Eamn
Eisenhower
Britain
Turkey
Soldiers Shine Shoe Soles at Fort Dix
The Army investigates reports that some enlisted men at Fort Dix are shining the bottoms of their shoes. A New York Daily News letter signed Mad Mom prompted the inquiry. Col. Albert Gange says the Army is looking into the matter and cautions against overgeneralizing.
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Army
New York Daily News
Albert Gange
Ft. Dix
British Project Zeta claims ultra hot fusion power breakthrough
Harwell Indiana report details a doughnut shaped device named Zeta producing temperatures far exceeding 1,000 times the sun’s surface. Scientists say they have begun to tame thermonuclear energy for peaceful use, with sea derived deuterium as fuel and vast potential power supply for millions of years.
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Indiana
Atomic Research Center
Arusts
Harold Macmillan
Zeca Gos
Macmillan
Parliament
Zeta
Seven Seas
Ike Holds Strategy Meeting Before NATO Paris Summit
President Eisenhower conferred two hours and 15 minutes with the National Security Council on the eve of departing for the NATO talks in Paris. The White House offered few details but noted policy and planning for the meeting would be discussed, including East West talks proposals and Soviet influence, as Dulles prepared for advance spadework.
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Eisenhower
National Security Council
NATO
Paris
White House
NSC
Nikol Bulgaria
Dulganins
State Department
Dulles
Florida Crops Freeze Wrecks Harvest Across South
Associate Press reports widespread freeze across Florida citrus belts and southern states causes heavy damage to citrus and vegetables. Record lows reached in Florida with parts of Texas and the Rio Grande valley also hit. Mortality linked to the cold climbs as frost warnings persist and further freezes expected.
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Rio Grande Valley
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Molly Maye
Dr. Dean
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Evens
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Road fraud at state highway dept second case reported
The Citizen reports a second road fraud in the State Highway Department with details appearing on page 6. The notice highlights ongoing investigations and calls for accountability in public works.
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