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P e 11 r t lk " or a C o mm ni t - and- i n f .. an ol Ii . ph n. e t rn~ over in h l E r l er he y, Je s Moine , a L i t uanian o plea ke r shche 1 to elp ~e r e t eir o c il · ren o t he U i e t ~e . Ch il re - t: ey h a 1 · e n n o et Ru a . r he e au pated the cheek 0 1 the ear ' 1 mo tt r, x an Don 1 t cry . you 11 · e your c h 1 r en r hen h e tur ne t o 0 0 1 ie orei , n in ls er G om k o h o as 1 th him an d "'a i , · Take ar o t 1 . 1 EFE E -~------ 0 r n i on al p ace a nci ro ck t ro r m - urn e d over , e ntirely, t t.h e ir t o rce. The r m y and N a v out of t h r o cket bu s ines s . So a nnounced by the efense De pa rtment in a s in ton, to ay. The Air torce - p l a ced in c h r e of reject running into the hundreds of millions of dollars, including - the mighty Saturn rocket now bein g de veloped - by the Army. The Army and the Navy will continue to develop satellites for s ecial purposes. But thejll have to go to the Air force - for the rocket ower, to ? Ut their s · ce ve icles into orbit. 'I'h lection ca paif - ho an a .'y . The Con 1· ·;. • v., worr 1~ by l -:- n. i1a t, they mny 1ecl n nr; n 0 ul r ty . Jo e . lr hci 81.,eam nr, up - t i: elect.ioneer · nr - · e ·ro o . ''ome me h s wit tha make our 0 n m er can o ol campa n a 1 le ame, plac , n sen i le . rm n an, t 0 n ol o · the la o r pa r t y the local conserv t e can 1 ·a e . Be r na r Oen , · at h i s o w n h o p suppe r e r to slay h is p ic t r e - i n th ei r saa'1 win o ws . t<. o h es t a ke n out n n r nee pol i cy f o r hem . Ins r a n e e a ans ro ke n w n o s . _ ,lh c a se th e vo e r - thr ow r o ck s h i s p ctu r e . t M c e e r, a conser va i v e pa r t y ral ly ; i c - e p: a n JUI 1 the s n g i • o ' p o pul ar on s . o l a r th a s - n B t n . To a y 1 n e ws d isp atch 11 how h ey ve a o us i n J r n ton o a a ll c all ,, 0 y our ch e w in u lo se o n th b e o s o v er n i ~h·? ' 11'0 n h, •o_, · o 1 i n - t J s n X on 1 . :1 n" i r eel n o e er~e n . c pare pr 'P n. uly . Te ro - mos~l n t. .e o o· ocer 00 . C l 0 et a 1 h t· e p ~e o. on r ~e ke clo h n · n van or at o . In · 1 e v 1 n . a ta sti c attempt - a b nk ro b ery . Th u mornin - ~ o a ndits one - a man wearin re d t o pee he o th er - a woman a b l on . ,) ntere d the h o e 0 1· nk mana er Her b ert F ox. )'f6l d 1n ~ him u p - t o ether ) wi t h is i f e an t wo da u hters. 'Pellin him - he' hav e t o open the b nk r or th em. Tyin 0 up - th e mother an two irls. In an adjoining room they place d a suitcase - which, they said , cont a ined a bomb. Adding - that the bomb would explode. i the bank robbery · a led. Then, the two handits drove the mana g er to t he bank, a b r a nc h o f the le v elan Trust. The robber in the red toupee, or c in F ox t o take him into the b a nk. The unman - holdin g up o th er emp loyees when they arrived. He was waitin - f or th e bank v ault t o open, automatically. t h ome, h owever, Mrs. F ox had mana g e d t o et ree o f her b on s, an all th e police. ho arri e d on th e scene - t o f ind that a motorcyc le patrolman h a d a lready stumb le d onto RO BBER Y I n 1 : l e v lan . a a n ta sti c att em pt - a t b n k ro b ery. T hi s u morni n - t wo ba ndits , one - a ma n wearin a re d t o pee , t h e o th e r - a woman , a b lon d . ,J(ntsred the / h o m e o ba nk man a er Herbert Fox. )f6l d in him up - t o g ether ) wit h h is w i f e an d two d au g hters. Yellin g him - he' d h a ve to open the ba nk r or them. Tyin up - the mother and two g irls. In an adjoinin g room they placed a suitcase - which, they said , contained a bomb. Adding - that the bomb would explode , i f the bank robbery · a i led. Then , the two bandits drove the mana g er to the bank, a branch o f the C le v eland Trust. The robber in the red toupee, f orcin Fox to take him into the bank. The g unman - holding up other employees when they arrived. He was waitin - f or the bank v ault to open, automatically . . t home, however, Mrs. Fox had mana g ed to et f ree o f her bonds , an d c all the police. W ho arri v e d on the scene - to find that a motorcycle patrolman ha d a lready stumbled onto ROBB ER Y - 2 th e r ob ery , a n w as excha n g i n sh o ts wit h t he an d i t . T here was s h o o t in g all o er th e place . T he p o lice usin ear as b ombs . T h eo ba n d i t i n sid e - h o ld i n the m an a e r an o the r em ployees as h o sta ~ es . Th en , f atw f 1 1 a l l y , the r o bb er sh ou t e - h e ' re l e a s e th e h os ta g es . W hi c he d i - a n d th ey cam e ou t . lh en t he police entered, they oun t h e b andi t s h o t t o d ea th - a suicide. His companion, the blon d e , had v a nished. t the F ox home, the police in v estigated the suitcase, co t a inin g t h e alle g ed bomb - f inding it u w a s a harmless a rran emen t o f clock wires and batteries. The apparent J ex p losi v e - turnin g out to be coal dus t . EARTH UAKE T okyo had an earth uake today -- or, really tomorrow. A lo rol l1 tremblor which shook the downtown section of the city or thirty secon s. Earthquakes an old story out there - but this one seems to have been unusually lon in duration. \ HYPN O TI I n tl a n t a, a e a rin b e f or e t he G eor · i a pardon a n p at r o l b o r w i th ~h - ~ e enactm en o C as weird a n episode a s yo u 1 11 in d in the history o c ri me . t• :r: rn th!!<ged ,ri,l;lq 1Ju.1rti&P - ha\king a..J;. pra~Mw I e f 1-ter e,teeu~on irFthe e:lec t»b:_. cRaiP . . 6-0ing t~ugtF t t . J e - e x r , e r ~ ~ 4 - >fflHe blflElep 'Fiyf,110M..,.,__) Mrs. Annette D onovan Lyles - convicted o poison1n t wo hu sban d s , a mother in law and her own dau hter. Her attorneys - now tryin g to et a commutation o the death sentence. Brin 1n g 'orward - a psychiatrist_; Who testi f ies - that he placed the convicted woman A under hypnotism. Pro ectin g her min - into the f uture. So that in a trance, she saw hersel f oin g to the electric chair. He says that, J ust be ore the electricity was switched on, she sai d : I am innocent. 11 Then, still in the hypnotic trance , she was in hea en. The psychiatrist - questionin g her about the aliega alle ed at murder o her dau hter. The hypnotized woman in h e a en still repeatin - t ha t she was innocent. \ INDI A Surpri e o f urpri es - in b s e b all . The Cleveland In ians, t o ay, si ned a mana er f or next year - an you' d never uess who. Jo e G or d on - who man a e d th e tea m all se a son. an w a s ous ted y e sterday. F ire I re-hired.I - now - F or days t he sports pages h av e been f u ll o the eud between Gordon and General Mana g er Frank Lane. ~1th L ane If cr1tic1z1n Gordon for the way he handled the team. Gordon retortin - that Lane was secon guessin him. So the opinion was - that Gordon would keep his job, only if the Cle v eland Indians won the pennant, tri their uphill battle - with the White Sox. Last ni ht they wereeliminated by the White Sox; and it was no surprise - when th~ news came that Joe Gordon had been ousted as manager. Dropped f or the last r ew g ames o the se a son. Tod a y howe v er, Lane said: 11 We couldn't think o f anybody better to succeed Gordon - than Gordon himself. " The explan a tion 1s iven - that the f eudin between I IANS - 2 the tw o w a s ust a cl a sh o f st ron minded pe ople in the -J.t~ m iddle o f a h ot pennant r ace . S o, Joe G ordon not only keeps . ,1 h is o b - but ets a raise. BAS EBALL Hi h in i nat ion in C hi ca o - ab ou t th e ba s e ba ll e v e nt s l a s ni ht . T ru e, th e W h i t e Sox c lin ch e d th e pennant - a n Chic a o i s wil d ly enth u siastic abou t t heir m odern h itless won ers. The in d i na t ion t oday - emanates ro m t he lo al d irectors o Civil De ense , w h o are in ch a r e o precautions a a inst air r a ids. Last ni g ht, the moment the White Sox won that all- important g ame , f ire Commissioner Robert Q uinn - ordered the air raid sirens to be turned on, as par t o f the celebration. The dismal sound - reverberatin g f or f ive minutes. Thousands o f people thought it was - the real thin . In a panic - a f raid the atomic war was on. Today muc h incensed the Civil De f ense Director said: " I am very 1/4-A i ~ c t t ~ Ft,~~~1,.~~7"-Ji~ a b out this. 1 ' 1 'PtiCJ '*j lookin g up th e law - to see i f t here ' s any g round f or prosecution.