Guns Cut Down Crazy Texan in Dallas Siege
In Dallas a 68 year old man Frank Windsor killed painter M G Hassels then held four hostages he forced residents to help in evacuating. Police returned fire with submachine guns and tear gas, killing Windsor after a prolonged standoff.
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World Briefs roundup of court, marriage, riot, and travel news
AP world briefs report a U S District Court ruling in New Orleans upholding a ban deemed unconstitutional, a Las Vegas marriage of Marie McDonald and Low Base, rioting near Nanking with casualties, and Khrushchev departing Moscow for Albania as Britain and the Soviet Union sign a five year trade pact boosting Soviet grain.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Marie (the Barry) McDonald
Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Pope Comments On Dulles Death From Vatican
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII reacting to the death of John Foster Dulles with sorrow and a sense of summons to the world. The pope said he felt close to Dulles’ son Avery, who left Presbyterianism to become a Jesuit priest.
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Final Markets At a Glance
NEW YORK AP markets at a glance show mixed gains in some items and declines in others. Wheat in Chicago rises slightly on light demand while corn and soybeans move lower. Hog prices steady to 25 cents higher with support for livestock. cattle slaughter steers steady to lower, top around 32 dollars.
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Little Rock School Recall Election Boosts Early Voting
Early voting in Little Rock's school recall election drew moderate crowds as patrons split six seats between segregationist and moderate factions. Voters faced a high stake with potential replacements by Pulaski County Board of Education after four schools were closed to block integration.
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Two Men Held Hero As Drunk Drivers
Two men were fined after weekend incidents involving drunken driving reported by Bilagstitt poller. One man, Tavoldinka aged 26 from Yarerintion Moore, received a $490 bill. The other, Simon Te, faced a $200 fine.
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World reacts to Dulles death with tributes from leaders
West Hails Leadership: Reds Silent JONDON AP reports leaders from Britain France Germany and Israel mourn the death of former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Churchill de Gaulle Adenauer Macmillan Nehru and Ben Gurion offer condolences while Soviet and East German outlets vary in tone about his legacy.
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Lass Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Dulles
Moscow Radio
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Europe
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Julius Ask
Indi
Nehru
Twipei
Chiang Kalshek
Christian A. Verter
Vatican
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Israel
David Ben-Gurim
Hisenhower
Free
Oklahoma Truck Driver of the Year Named for 1989
The American Trucking Associations named Carl C. Crim, 44, of Oklahoma as Truck Driver of the Year for 1989. Crim has driven 26 years without an accident, reported by APK Ad Oklahoma. The association noted a long record of saving lives at accident scenes.
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Eisenhower Mourns Dulles as Cancer Ends His Life
President Eisenhower paid tribute to John Foster Dulles calling him truly great and a dear friend. Dulles died after cancer and pneumonia at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The president postponed events, planned funeral services were set for Washington National Cathedral and Arlington, and Dulles had recently resigned from the Cabinet due to illness.
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Winslow Railroader Heads Northland Chambers Group
Davis of Winslow won the presidency of the North land Association of Chambers of Commerce at the Northern Arizona group meeting last Friday. Officers named for the year include Rexer Rendt of Whrgstaff, Walter Surrell of Pays, Carl Wehr of Winslow, with Arvin Small of Cottonwood as relieving president. The Northland Chambers plan a summer trip to Payson in June.
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Winslow Man Hurt In Tretin Accident
Winslow special report says Tanvrence Young, a Santa Fe peeler, remains in serious condition at Winslow Hospital after a fall following a grimed motion on Friday night. He lay between rails as five cars passed before the train halted near Winslow roundhouse.
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Tanvrence Young
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Last Rites Set On Wednesday
Washington AP reports world leaders plan to attend the last rites for John Foster Dulles, who died in his sleep at 72 after cancer and pneumonia. A funeral is set for 3 pm Wednesday at the Washington National Cathedral with dignitaries including Herter, Lloyd, de Murville, Adenauer, Funiyama, and Pella. President Eisenhower canceled official appointments and ordered a formal official funeral with full military honors at Arlington.
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Dulles Funeral Prompts Big Four To Pause Talks
Western foreign ministers depart Geneva for Washington to attend the funeral of Job Foster Dulles as Big Four talks on Germany suspend for the day and a half. Christian Herter Selwyn Lloyd and Maurice Couve de Murville travel with the group while Soviet participation remains uncertain and a suspension is agreed to honor the late secretary.
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Miniakters
Washington
Job Foster Dulles
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Geneva
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Andrew OH. Berding
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Hroday
No Federal Laws Violated in Parker Kidnap Case
Federal authorities announce withdrawal from the Parker kidnapping investigation and return the evidence to Mississippi. Attorney General Willing P. Rogers says no federal statutes were violated and assigns Mississippi Governor J. P. Coleman to review state charges. Parker, 1, a Black man, was abducted from Pearl River County jail vicinity on April 35 and killed. he was charged with raping a pregnant white woman.
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Arizona tourism study blasts state attitude as barrier
University of Arizona research brands Arizona’s tourism industry hampered by a backward citizen and industry attitude, noting Northern Arizona’s gaps in amenities and information services. The report warns continued neglect could push national tourist business elsewhere, despite strong potential for family vacations.
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Tony
Winslow Youth Held After Vehicle Crash
A 16-year-old Winslow youth faces charges of drunken driving and operating a vehicle without a license after a collision in Sit St. Bellevars. One occupant was killed, another injured seriously. Claude Rontyo, son of Mrs. Nellie Rent, and Airman Willan McKenna were involved, with injuries and a contested past incident referenced.
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Claude Rontyo
Nellie Rent
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Willan McKenna
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