Woman beaten and burned in Solsbury home crime
Laura Stafford 6 was found beaten and burned in her kitchen after a neighbor said a man sought money from her. Guy V Livingston denied involvement but admitted to investigating and helping render a cedar chest. Stafford was hospitalized with possible skull fracture and severe injuries.
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Laura Stafford
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Joe Feeney
Guy V. Livingston
Livingston
Paddle Alters Three Minds
In Valparaiso Indiana a 13 year old boy and girl twins and a 14 year old boy refused to answer questions to sheriff deputies and a probation officer. William Gregory warned they would be paddled for each unanswered question. Moments later the trio agreed to talk.
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Valparaiso
Ind
UPI
William Gregory
Gregory
Freeman Announces Farm Review Sessions Nationwide
Secretary Orville Freeman announced 13 report and review meetings across the United States over the next two months to hear farmers. He said rural voices are drowned by a nationwide babble and aims to listen to dirt farmers about attitudes toward farm programs and administration.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Orville Free
Washingon
America
Freeman
Farm Administration
Department of Agriculture
Schuman Dies Former French Premier and EU Pioneer
Robert Schuman aged 77 and known as Mr. Europe died at his home near Metz after a long illness. The former French premier and architect of the Schuman Plan helped create the basis for the European Common Market. He had suffered a stroke in January 1961 and another one recently.
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Metz
France
UPI
Robert Schuman
European Unity
Schuman
Here
Europe
German Unity Stand Stated in Moscow Talks
West German Parliament Vice President Thomas Dehler reported to Khrushchev that a German peace treaty is possible only with reunification. He described the Soviet leader as cool and sober, saying the exchanges were tough but friendly during his two week Soviet visit.
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Germany
UPI
Thomas Dehler
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dehler
Khrushchev
Free Democratic Party
Conrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Lehler
Battle Won For Adoption After Five Year Fight
Mr and Mrs Donald Markham of Goshen Indiana have won a five year battle with red tape to bring their 23 year old adopted son Pong Yong Jin from South Korea to Indiana The adoption began during the Korean War when Pong served as a houseboy for the Markhams Marine Corps unit Rep John Brademas helped secure a special bill this session to admit Pong into the United States President Kennedy signed the bill into law
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Donald Markham
Goshen
Ind
South Korea
Indiana
Pong Yong Jin
Markham
Hoosier
Marines Corps
Pong
United States
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John Brademas
D-Ind
Congress
Kennedy
Johnston Seeks Pay Increases for Officials
Washington reports Chairman Olin D Johnston urged President Kennedy to back increases for top government executives judges and Congress followed by a general government pay raise. John W Macy of the Civil Service Commission said cooperation is possible but did not expect the president to propose specific increases in those categories.
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Washington
UPI
Olin D. Johnston
Senate Civil Service Committee
Kennedy
Congress
John W. Macy
Civil Service Commission
Directors Propose 2 For 1 Share Split
Irving Air Chu'e Co directors proposed a 2 to 1 stock split and a $1,600,000 convertible debenture offering. Shareholders will vote on the split at a meeting likely this month. The company has 271,352 shares outstanding.
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New York
UPI
Irving Air Chu'e Co
South Africa Unlikely to Seek Nuclear Power
Defense Minister Jim Fouche said South Africa is not ready to become a nuclear power. He told the Transvaal National Party Congress that the country has no targets to aim nuclear weapons at, even if it had them.
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Pretoria
South Afrca
UPI
Jim Fouche
South Africa
Fouche
Transvaal National Party Congress
Mars Ice Caps Revealed by Mars-1 Rocket Findings
Tass reports the Mars-1 probe passed Mars and showed polar caps are ice or snow and not rock. It claims 80 percent less carbon dioxide than thought and a surface rich in ferric hydroxide, a brown hematite.
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Mars
Moscow
UPI
Tass
Jailed ROK Leader Will Be Candidate
The Liberal Democrats, a breakaway group from Park’s Democratic Republican party in Seoul, nominate Song for the general election while demanding his release from prison. Song, 47, a former defense minister and premier, faces a court martial and political fire over his actions during the Korean War era.
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United States
Park
Song
Seoul
South Korea
Yo - Chan Jou
Song the Tiger
Chung Hee Park
Liberal Democratic Party
Muus
Tun
Parl
Canal Building Suez Canal Took Thirteen Years
The Suez Canal required 13 years to complete, spanning a lengthy construction period as engineers connected the Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea for maritime route expansion.
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Suez Canal
Peace Corps Announces Arrival of 130 New Members in Liberia
In Monrovia Liberia a group of 130 American Peace Corps volunteers arrived to join 125 veterans. The new arrivals are mainly teachers.
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Monrovia
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