Confessed Slay Judge Preserves Manslaughter Charge in Jackson Case
Cincinnati police say John A. Cooper confessed to killing his stepson John A. Jackson with a hammer and dismembering the body. He drove to Florida and Georgia authorities found body parts along a route. Prosecutors maintain no premeditation evidence exists, keeping the charge at first degree manslaughter.
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Latta Pushes Constitutional Amendment On State Redistricting
Rep Delbert Latta Republican Ohio introduces a constitutional amendment to preserve state control over election districts arguing federal rulings could extend to other officers Upheld by Supreme Court on state legislative redistricting other items note Michigan moonshining raids bus garage purchase by Zanesville city and a strategic stockpile material disclosure state of public record.
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Largest ocean-going barge launched on the Ohio River
The 255-foot Interstate 32 was launched at Marietta Manufacturing Co. in Point Pleasant. Built for Interstate Oil Transportation Co. of Philadelphia, the oil carrier holds 32 000 barrels and will sail to lightening oil tankers on the Delaware River and Chesapeake Bay before proceeding to Philadelphia.
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Bloodless Syrian coup tops civilian government
Damascus reports a calm day after the coup as the new military rulers ease curfew by one hour and seal frontiers. Turkish and Jordanian officials say the takeover is internal, while Cairo sources claim it boosts Nasser era Arab socialism and Arab unity. Israel notes no expected change in strained relations.
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French Lift Blockade Of Bab el Oued
The French army ended a six day siege in Bab el Oued Algiers as troops patrolled narrow streets. Residents previously clashed with patrols last Friday killing 15 soldiers and wounding over 90. Police arrested about 3000 youths during house to house searches seizing weapons and explosives.
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Whittaker to Retire From Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Whittaker retires due to ill health. At 61 he leaves after five years on the bench with the retirement effective April 1. President Kennedy announced the move and will seek a successor as his first Supreme Court appointment. Whittaker was appointed by Eisenhower in 1957.
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Army takes Argentina military arrests Frondizi coup
In Buenos Aires the armed forces ousted President Arturo Frondizi in a bloodless coup and sent him to Martin Garcia Island. Jose Maria Guido was named as a possible successor, pending acceptance, as the crisis followed Peronist gains in elections and military indecision. David Blejer accompanied Frondizi to the island.
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Steelworkers Near Agreement On Non Inflationary Pact
Top level negotiators reached a broad non inflationary two year steel contract aligning with Kennedy’s request. Washington sources say union and major firms agreed. wage policy board to meet next Saturday. company committees meet Sunday. no immediate wage rise, but fringe benefits and vacation provisions due. reopen possible after year one.
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Kennedy seeks new Office of Science and Technology
President Kennedy asked Congress for authority to create a new Office of Science and Technology to coordinate government efforts in science and technology for national security and general welfare. The plan provides a $25 000 director reporting to the President and a $20 500 deputy, with Senate confirmation.
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Breakdown By Fisher Is Reported
Eddie Fisher is reported to be in a private hospital after his marriage to Liz Taylor collapsed. The New York Daily News cites a nervous breakdown with a manager stating there is nothing mentally wrong and that Fisher is resting with a Friday planned discharge.
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Supreme Court Denies Eichmann Witness Motions
Israel's Supreme Court rejected motions by Adolf Eichmann's attorney to hear new witnesses and ruled on his appeal of the death sentence. The decision followed Dr. Robert Servatius' final plea to save the Gestapo officer, issued about 30 minutes earlier. Also reported IRONTON former State Sen. L. R. Andrews, 96, died in Nashville, Georgia, word received.
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Wiretap Law Sought By Atty. General
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy urged Congress to allow wiretapped evidence to be used in major crime and racketeering prosecutions. He proposed a bill to empower federal prosecutions, protect telephone user privacy, and clarify state police wiretap authority.
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Collapse Of Talks Evident Over West New Guinea
A high Indonesian official in Jakarta said no further negotiations with the Dutch on West New Guinea are possible and a military clash is inevitable. He cited Dutch rejection of Indonesian administration transfer and blamed hostile Dutch posture for the collapse of U S sponsored talks near Washington.
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U S To Pay Family Travel Resume By May
The government plans to resume travel for military families to Europe by early May. Pentagon officials said wives and children of Army Navy Air Force and Marine personnel had been barred for six months to conserve gold and dollars during the Berlin crisis and ongoing troop movements.
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Uncle Sam’s stamps mystery and government policy
Washington reports that federal workers must redeem trading stamps locally or gift them to hospitals, avoiding nationwide accounting. The policy, set in 1969 after a stamp hoard scare, forbids giving stamps away and minimizes reporting.
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Cleveland Builders Plan 350 Suite Transit Apartments
Two Cleveland developers unveil a multi million dollar plan for a 350 suite apartment project at West 98th Street and Detroit Avenue Rapid Transit station. It would be the first CTS Rapid Transit stimulated development since the line opened in 1955.
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Peron Eyes Exile After Argentina Coup
Gen Juan Peron associates say the ouster of President Frondizi could drive the exiled leader to flee to Uruguay or Chile to stay close to operations. Other reports say Peron may remain distant from Argentina. Peron not reachable for comment. Mrs John F Kennedy leaves London after 19 day tour of India Pakistan Rome and London.
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