Doctor Gave Another Man Ticket To Death
Frances Spears reveals to NBC and CBS that ex convict William Allen Taylor used Dr. Robert Vernon Spears's airline ticket to board a National Airlines flight that crashed on November 16 killing 42. She says Spears survived the crash and planned insurance proceeds, while FBI and authorities investigate possible bomb links and earlier deceptions.
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Tex
Robert Vernon Spears
Spears
Frances Spears
FBI
Phoenix
Ariz
William Allen Taylor
Tampa
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Arizona
William A. Turska
National Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Bolivia
N.C
Dr. Spears
Dr. Turska
Lakewood Hotel
Ohio plans regional meetings for industry data survey
Ohio's Department of Industrial and Economic Development scheduled eight regional meetings to explain a 700-question survey for town and community officials. Director Koder M. Collison said data will be available for industrial inquiries. First session will be at Kyger Creek High School on Jan 28 near Gallipolis, co sponsored by Meigs Gallia Development Corp.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Koder M. Collison
Ohio River
Meigs-Gallia Development Corp
Dayton
Bowling Green
Athens
Kent
New Concord
Canton
Ohio Senator Young Joins DiSalle Kennedy Slate
Sen Stephen M. Young of Cleveland will be on Governor DiSalle's Democratic convention slate. DiSalle says Young will back Kennedy if Kennedy has a real chance to win. Young seeks flexibility to switch if he believes Kennedy loses momentum at the convention.
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U. 5S
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Newsmen Today
Young
U. S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ohio
US Cuba relations strain as envoy recalled from Havana
Washington recalls Ambassador Bonsal after Castro insults and Cuban provocations escalate tensions. Officials consider firm statements or coordinated actions to preserve dignity without broadening rifts with Latin American states. Braddock to run Havana embassy. consultations continue.
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United States
Philip W. Bonsal
Havana
America
Fidel Castro
Uncle Sam
Bonsal
Christian A. Herter
U. S
Daniel M. Braddock
Castro
Cuba
A. S
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Richard M. Nixon
Florida
U.S
State Department
Department
Roy R. Rubottom
Inter-American Affairs
Lausche Ends Bid to Lead Ohio Delegates
Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio withdraws from plans to captain a delegate slate opposing JFK’s Ohio group. He cites lack of organization and the burden of petition drives and fundraising, stressing duties as senator. He notes the Ohio primary moves forward with limited choice for Democrats.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lausche
Kennedy
Michael V. di Salle
Dike Construction Near Kamukahi Point To Stem Kilauea Lava
Fifteen bulldozers are rapidly building a new dike to shield Kamukahi Point as lava from Kilauea continues to pour north of Kapoho village on Hawaii island. About 300 residents have been evacuated as the eruption enters its eighth day, threatening sugar cane, papaya groves, and coffee plantions.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Kamukahi Point
Kapoho
Wife secures divorce after husband’s gun temper in Santa Monica
Martha B. Wycoff testified she left her husband Gaylord Wycoff last November after 25 bullet holes appeared in their home. She said his violent temper led him to threaten with a 25-caliber pistol during arguments, and the court granted her divorce.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Martha B. Wycoff
Gaylord Wycoff
Wycoff
Emergency landing near Youngstown after aircraft fire
A Trans World Airlines Constellation made a safe emergency landing at Youngstown Municipal Airport on Thursday after a small electrical fire, possibly from a heater, forced an emergency return.
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Trans World Airlines
Youngstown Municipal
O. E. Escoe
Albany
Charles E. Frazier
Washington Court House
Drexel Hynes
Messenger Newsphoto
Miners Trapped In South Africa Coal Mine
Rescue teams report contact with some of the 506 miners trapped 600 feet underground at the Clydesdale Collier near Tahamnachiu. Whites and Africans work together for air supply as fears of methane rise. worst postwar mining disaster potential.
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S. Africa
Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale
Tahamnachiu Wee
Henkeiko
Manchuria
Clydesdale Transvaal Collieries Ltd
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Irate Judge Jails Defeated Drunk Driving Defendant
A jury acquitted Joseph Salaz of drunk driving in Municipal Court, but Judge Robert R. Brown jailed him for two days for contempt of court, declaring the verdict a miscarriage. Salaz’s lawyer Roger F. Small Jr. plans a writ of habeas corpus at Common Pleas Court as Judge Dan Batt weighs next steps.
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Joseph Salaz
Salaz
Robert R. Brown
Brown
Roger F. Small Jr
Invalid Dies After Severe Burns In Fire
Portsmouth report says 82 year old invalid Fate Higgins died from burns after a hotplate ignited his clothes. He was in a wheelchair reading the newspaper when the fire started. two school boys rescued him from the apartment but his injuries proved fatal.
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Portsmouth
Higgins
Finch Murder Trial Nears End After Key Testimony
In Los Angeles the Finch murder trial heads into its final phase as Jack Cody testifies he was hired to kill Barbara Jean Finch, not to seduce her. Prosecutors allege Dr R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff paid Cody to murder his estranged wife, and the couple later carried out the killing themselves when Cody balked. The defense counters Cody sought divorce evidence and claimed he bragged about pressuring Mrs Finch. Cody, 29, denies planning anything beyond the killing. Mrs Finch, 36, socialite, was shot July 18 outside the Finch estate in West Covina amid concerns a large divorce settlement spurred the motive.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Jack Cody
Cody
West Covina
Cold Weather Persists Across Ohio Weekend
A large high pressure area to the west of Ohio keeps the region cold with little temp change through the weekend. Overnight lows hit single digits in many cities, with Youngstown Cincinnati Cleveland Hopkins Airport Akron near 1 to 2 inches of snow in some areas and highs around the teens.
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Columbus
Ohio
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Cleveland Hopkins
Akron
Dayton
Cleveland
Chesapeake
Age Overcomes Train at Manila Crossing
Anselmo Sorrel, 100, was sideswiped by a passing train at a railroad crossing in Manila. He was thrown several yards but walked away with only minor bruises.
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Manila
Anselmo Sorrel
Sorrel
Senate Group Seeks Answers on Drug Price Disparities
Senate investigators probe why U S buyers pay 5.05 for 50 tranquilizer tablets while Paris prices are 0.77 and French patients pay 0.17. Kefauver demands light on patent disputes delaying cancer drug research and cites price charts from Munns Thorazine.
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Washington
Senate
Paris
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Kefauver
Philadelphia
Munns
Town Shivers As Fuel Lines Are Broken
Springfield Missouri endures a two day gas outage after a main supply line was cut 18 miles southwest by a mechanical ditch digger. Emergency crews and 800 workers conducted repairs and door to door servicing to purge air from lines and relight pilots. Officials expect full restoration by Saturday.
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Springfield
Flight Ban Lifted Over Sahara Tests
Paris reports the French government lifted a ban on air flights set to begin today over a large Sahara region where atomic blast tests were planned. No reason was given for the initial cancellation and a prior government statement noted several test alerts.
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Paris
Sahara
Humphrey to Decide on Ohio Delegates in May Primary
Senator Humphrey said he will decide next week with Governor DiSalle whether to seek some delegates in Ohio's May 3 Democratic primary. Ohio offers 64 delegate votes at the national convention. Humphrey will discuss with DiSalle to determine if the Ohio delegation would be released early or kept for Kennedy, and he could allow some filings in Ohio districts if DiSalle plans to hold them.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Humphrey
Kennedy
di Salle
Son to Seek Fathers Seat in Congress
William A. Polk, 33, a Democratic candidate from Portsmouth, enters the Sixth District race to fill the late Rep. James G. Polk’s seat. Polk lives in Washington with his mother and works as a stock clerk. He filed with the Scioto County election board as the fifth Democrat candidate for the 1960 contest.
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Portsmouth
William A. Polk
U. S
James G. Polk
D-Highland
Washington, D.C
Scioto
Polk
Ohio Five Day Forecast With Cold Start
The Ohio forecast shows temperatures 1 to 18 degrees below normal with highs from 35 to 40 and lows around 25. Cold period continues with moderation by Monday and Tuesday as snow flurries persist along Lake Erie. Rain and snow totals are uncertain with light accumulations likely across the state.
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Lake Erie
Ohio
United States Open to Red China in Disarmament Talks
U S officials say Red China could join a global disarmament program if negotiations proceed and inspections on Chinese soil prove essential. The issue could affect U S nonrecognition policy, with Geneva talks resuming March 15 and ten nations involved including the Big Four plus China’s possible future participation.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Geneva
Red China
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Long Walks Boost Health for 95 Year Old Doctor
Louisville physician Dr Jacob Weber credits daily walks with keeping him spry and jovial at 95. He says ample sleep and moderation are key to longevity, still sees an occasional home patient, and stopped house calls at age 88.
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Louisville
Jacob Weber
Weber
Moonshiner Clerk Convicted in Pittsburgh Case
Judge Homer S. Brown found Donald Erwin guilty of selling moonshine made in his Pittsburgh home while employed as a state liquor store clerk. The case spotlights alleged abuse of the free enterprise system and illegal alcohol distribution.
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Pittsburgh
Homer S. Brown
Donald Erwin
Students Demonstrate in Sevilla over Castro expulsion
Five hundred students marched to the Cuban consulate in Sevilla shouting down at Castro. The orderly protest followed Fidel Castro's summary expulsion of Cuba's ambassador.
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Spain
Castro
Fidel Castro
Cuba
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