Mad Dog Murderer Hunted In Chicago South Side
Police hunt the so called mad dog killer who murdered 11 year old Mary Manzo on the South Side. The body was found beaten and burned under a rail underpass near 46th Street and Normal Avenue. Coroner calls the slayer mad dog. police issued extra details and a man in custody is held without charge.
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South Side
Mary Manzo
46Th ‘St
Normal Ave
Timothy J. O'Connor
Walter E. McCarron
Mary
Domine
Coast Guard halts ship search after sinking hoax report
New York Coast Guard called off a search for a ship reported sinking Thursday after a radiotelephone alert claimed the Blue Star struck a range object off New Jersey. The service said the alarm was undoubtedly a hoax and that the only findings were scattered debris and no ship evidence.
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New York
Coast Guard
Newie
Flourishing pair held as bank suspects
LAS VEGAS Nev Two men accused of flashing new $100 bills at dice tables sparked a continental police probe into possible ties with the largest cash bank robbery on record. Detectives linked Frank Ellsworth 36 and Ray Wilson 33 to the Queens Chase Manhattan Bank heist of 306000. Authorities recovered 87000 in cash and noted both men used the bills to buy chips. Ellsworth freed on habeas corpus and Wilson jailed to answer robbery charges, with further hearings set for Monday.
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Queens
N. Y
Frank Ellsworth
Ray Wilson
B. J. Handlen
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Wilson
Blisworth
Rinwesth
Memphis
Tenn
Tulsa
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Medlostor
Half Payment OK'd as Aid To Conference
Washington official said the United States accepted a partial payment from the Soviet Union for the destruction of a U S Navy plane to support a “friendly and responsible” path to a Geneva conference. Aiken cited Russia’s half payment and apology as aiding top level talks. He noted questions about the Neptune’s exact location on patrol over the narrow international waters between Alaska and Siberia.
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Aiken R-Vo
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Aiken
Russia
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St. Lawrence Islands
Russian Siberia
GOP Remains Hopeful on 90-Cent Minimum Scrape for Chickens
A chaotic clipped report shows Herman BinCH from California claiming to be the “America's flagpole sitting champion” with 96 days atop a pole in Portland in 1982. The piece references Washington politics, Ike era wage talks, and a House committee defeat tied to a 90-cent minimum wage debate, noting a rough, uncertain political climate and lawmakers pressed to act.
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Calif
William
Happy) Howard
Sayls
America
Portland
Ore
Washington
Eisenhower
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Weather Outlook
Temperatures to run three to five degrees above normal with highs around 94 to 86 and lows 63 to 65. Warm and humid Saturday, cooler Sunday, warmer Tuesday or Wednesday. Thunderstorms expected over the weekend and again midweek with total rainfall about one to one and a half inches.
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Lopata to Replace Campa on All Star Team
Stan Lopata of the Philadelphia Phillies will take Roy Campanella’s place on the National League All Star team due to Campanella’s knee injury. Dodgers relay catcher Roy Campanella is unable to play.
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Philadephia
Phil Ue
Roy Campa
Selym Dodgers
Raltatcher
Lew Sues
Cempanel
Jet Pilot Dies to Save Boys in St Louis Crash
Albert Seawell Sr., a 37 year old father of three and a test pilot, steered his jet away from a schoolyard and road before crashing at Lambert Field in St Louis County. Forty boys at Mount Providence Boarding School were nearby when the plane went down near Bellerive Country Club. Seawell died in the flaming wreck as the aircraft failed to clear the area.
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St. Louis County
Albert Seawell
Lambert
Lowie
Mount” Providence
Hale
Bellerive Country Club
Dulles Sees Soviet Strains Behind Expanding Power
In testimony released to the House Appropriations Committee Secretary Dulles argues the Soviet Union is overextended facing strains from mounting commitments abroad while still sustaining high prosperity at home. He says the Kremlin is challenged by the West’s capacity to meet global obligations and questions the sustainability of Soviet priorities.
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Dulles
House
Appr
Kremlin
Mevemey
Wuiles
Ex Marine Swims Strait Track Record at Juan de Fuca
Bert Thomas former U S Marine swam the Juan de Fuca Strait today after being held for more than an hour 300 yards off shore by the leg current. He reached shore at 6 06 pm about 10 hours after starting. The 710 pound swimmer from Tacoma Wash attempted the 18 3 mile icy tide swept crossing from American to Canadian shores for the 13th time in strait history.
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Bert ‘Thomas
U. S
Juan de Fuca Strait
Thomas
Tacoma
Wash
British Columbia
Washington
Channe
Florence Chadwick
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Grocer Charged As Gunman Hurls Cans In Turmoil
Journal text describes a violent incident at a grocery, where a grocer grabbed a gun and threw cans during a confrontation. Witnesses named Imancimy and Sincolos recall the struggle and the gun being pointed at the grocer’s stomach, with threats reported and a tense scene unfolding.
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Charles Sincolos
Ifte
Siesto
Lausche Signs Absent Voting Bill Amid Turmoil
The article reports Ohio Governor Lausche signing a bill to permit absent voting by Armed Forces members and others. It notes political factions, election mechanics, and references to presidential context and campaigns. The text is garbled but centers on voting rights and statutory changes affecting absentee ballots.
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Sisco
Raviibus
Ohio
Frank J
Lawsche Bax
Kearing
Mnibus
Ted W Brown
Atlanta Housewife Slain. Teen Charged In Death
A Atlanta housewife was bludgeoned and shot to death in her home on Thursday night. A 16-year-old high school student has been charged with the crime. The investigation continues as authorities seek motive and further details.
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Atelanta
Lausche vetoes show political tone in a divided state
Governor Lausche vetoes multiple measures as a cultural clash with the legislature grows. Vetoes include turnpike audit funding and a public parking project review, while observers note disputes over policy direction and fiscal priorities amid a tense political climate.
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Iin
Columbus
Mt Ofstate
300000 Salk Shots Released
The Public Health Service released about 300000 shots of Salk polio vaccine tested under new standards. It is the first release since June 6. The vaccine was produced before revised standards, retested under them, and brings total available to 370 cubic centimeters since the revision. Since April 12 about nine million cubic centimeters have been offered for vaccination. The service outlined a tentative program for developmental research to improve and test polio vaccine further.
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Washington
Public Health Service Today
Health Service
The
Prospecting Housewife Claims Uranium Find Near Sliver Lake
A Colorado housewife, Mrs Madigan, reportedly bought a Geiger counter after rumors of uranium in the Sliver Lake area. She set out for Canada claiming a rich find and cited energy commission officials who called it the second best uranium assay known, though details and names are unclear.
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John Madigan
Borothy Madigen
Humid Heat Fails To Break Across Broad Area
The humid heat continues across most sections of the country with little sign of relief. The hot and muggy conditions have enveloped many areas, slowing outdoor activity and prompting comfort and health advisories in several states.
Governors Kennon and Lausche Mentioned in 1962 Race
A garbled report references Governor Kennon backing Lausche in a 1962 presidential context amid hot humid weather. It notes political figures like Byrd and Shivers, mentions Texas Pacific influence, and references a Marshall Minnesota incident where a 6 year old died and ten were injured about 200 miles southwest of Minneapolis.
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Len
Beat Byrd
D-Va
Alan ‘Shivers
Pacific of
Texas
James Northwest
South Corona
Plaenhower
Marshall
Minn
Minnepoli
Dixon Yates 1956 Issue Looms Gore Says
Gore states Dixon Yates issue could arise in 1956 while the presidency and power policy shape debate. He cites Eisenhower administration ties and a Senate Antitrust Subcommittee hearing cited to address Wendell linked to Dixon Yates financing and First Boston involvement.
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Adolpher Wendell
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Weent
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Hendie
Dison-Yates
Utlity
Dixon-Yates
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
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International Christian Endeavor Rally Opens with 2000 Expected
The six day convention starts here Monday drawing more than two thousand attendees from the United States Canada and Mexico. Daily conferences on youth church work will be held at Capital University nearby as part of the rally's program.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Capital University
Mechem to be Featured on TV Legislative Review
The 101st General Assembly will be reviewed on regional telecasts with Sen. C Stanley Mechem and House Speaker Roger Cloud participating. The first show is Sunday with stations WHBN Youngstown and WST TV Steubenville airing 3 to 5 30 p m Tuesday and WHIZ TV Zanesville from 9 30 to 10 p m Tuesday.
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House
Roger Cloud
Rlogan
Youngstown
WHBN
Steubenville
Wst-Tv
Zanevilles
Whiz TV
Police Arrest Two Wanted In Cleveland
Police captured Lyle Teller and Lorn Lee Ritenour, suspects in the January 16 Cleveland Trust Co. robbery. FBI surrounded the five apartments on Detroit and Jet Street as gunfire erupted. Teller allegedly resisted then surrendered. Ritenour accused of driving the getaway car. Authorities seized a sawed off shotgun, a 45 caliber pistol, and a 38 caliber tear gas gun.
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Lorn Lee Ritenour
Cleveland ‘Trust ‘Co
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Jet Street
FBI
Flyette
Mise
Ritenour
Cleveland
MeIntire
And We Thought Italy iated Hair Styles
A fragment mentions Sherpetite and 22, proud of her red waist-length hair now cut to a crew style. A supposed setter admitted cutting her hair but claimed it was influenced by fashion and taste.
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Italy
Sherpetite
Grandmother Mire Emma Gatewood Aims Appalachian Trail Feat
Boonsboro Maryland reports Mire Emma Gatewood, a 66 day hiker, travels toward becoming the first woman to hike the Appalachian Trail start to finish. She carries a 35 pound pack, camps in sleeping bags and lean-tos, and has worn out two pairs of shoes yet remains undaunted and enthusiastic about the outdoors.
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Boonsboro
Emma Gatewood
20 Percent Foreign Aid Reduction Proposed
The House Appropriations Committee recommends a 20 percent cut, about 627.9 million dollars, in funds for foreign aid for the year starting July 1. It cites chaotic fiscal conditions and urges limiting military obligations, while noting unexpended balances totaling about 4717.00 million from prior appropriations.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Critien
Pickets Halt Kyger Work Near Galpolis Plant
Roughly half the Kyger Creek Power Plant crews stopped work from around 6:90 am to 8:30 am as pickets from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and allied unions protested. The dispute centered on whether electricians should be allowed to remove brick, with pickets arguing the union must be called for that task.
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Gallepolis
Kyger Creek
Omer
Deke Hyeer
Galpin Loca Inricklayers of
America
Bevelingers
Fred He Carman
Fendent
Drivers Resent Ties Prompt Detroit Strike Call
Detroit bus drivers from the Great Lakes region call a strike affecting Greyhound Ponting division services. The action disrupts transport for about 30,000 daily riders across Royal Oak and communities between Pontiac and Detroit.
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APL Great Lakes Grege
Greyhound
Royal Oak
Pome Tine
Eden Sees Red Entry In Arms Control Pool
Miss Alma Weleibaum of Springfield Ohio was elected yesterday as president of the National Amateur Press Association in Denver. The report notes the Soviet bloc event might be brought into European arms control discussions.
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European Union
Omican
Denver
Alma Weleibaum
Springfield
Ohio
National Amateur Press Association
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