Ex Maine convict held in Hartford on child enticement case
Leonard Mancil Osnoe alias Leo Arsenault, 42, formerly of Sherman Maine, admitted enticing a nine year old girl into his apartment and giving her liquor. He faced charges including kidnapping and injury to a child with a possible 65 year sentence if convicted on all counts.
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Boys Read About Death In Paper
Two teens from St. Louis Mike Debret and Bill Litzsinger aged 16 and 19 read a Montana newspaper five days after sleeping through the Yellowstone Park earthquake. They learned two Lewistown rodeo partners were killed. The youths believed they were dead, called home, then tracked to Lewistown and a remote Montana ranch after sleeping near the quake area.
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Coachbuilder to Royal Family Dies in London at 95
Alfred J. Peters, a coachbuilder who served the British royal family for 58 years, died Friday in London at age 95. His long career spanned multiple royal commissions and high-profile carriage work, marking a notable chapter in British craftsmanship.
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Captain of Britannic Discharged
Captain James D. Armstrong, 55, was fired by Cunard Line for allegedly entertaining a woman passenger at the captain's table on Britannic during a New York to Liverpool crossing in June. The Irishman, with 30 years service, faced forced retirement and was offered resignation or dismissal.
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Washington Guides Discord Over Capitol Construction
Construction on the Capitol east side may improve the site yet it dampens crowds. Floyd E. Kirby, chief of the 24 guides, says about 5,000 tourists pass through on busy days but current work keeps crowds down.
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Dempsey Hopes to Stage Ring Return in Sweden
Jack Dempsey met world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson in Goteborg seeking a timely title return. Promoters Rosensohn Enterprises face licensing issues in New York and push for a switch of venue and a compromise plan to fight later this year.
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Two Young Men Marooned On Profile Mountain Ledge
A night on a ledge above Profile Mountain left two young men marooned as rescuers planned a daytime retrieval. Local climbers reported the precarious stance and suspected weather could delay the effort.
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Mountain rescue under way for two climbers on Profile Mountain
In Franconia New Hampshire two young climbers Alfred Whipple Jr 20 and Sidney Crouch Jr 21 were stranded about 500 feet up the sheer rock face of Profile Mountain in the White Mountains. A team from the Appalachian Mountain Club braved a 90 degree cliff and heavy rain to reach them as rescue efforts continued at dawn.
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Eisenhower Prepares Touchy West European Tour
President Eisenhower heads to Britain France and West Germany for a nine day swing to rally allied support for Big Two diplomacy. He aims to ease tensions among Macmillan De Gaulle and Adenauer and set tone for talks with Khrushchev.
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Cardinal Cushing Leads Pilgrimage To Shrine
Cardinal Richard Cushing led about 15,000 Catholics from Boston to the shrine of the Jesuit martyrs of North America at Auriesville New York on a 70 bus caravan and private cars. He urged that martyrs bear witness through exile and labor and pressed readers to note similar persecutions in Hungary Poland China and elsewhere.
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Rockefeller Honeymoon Plans Include Maine Yacht Trip
Steven Rockefeller and his Norwegian wife Anne Marie arrive in New York to begin a honeymoon with options including a Rockefeller ranch stay in Wyoming or a 62 foot Nirvana yacht cruise off Maine. They travel with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and others while immigration officials ease reentry for their unannounced trip.
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