Divorcee Tries Death After Executive Slain
A 43 year old Indianapolis divorcee Minnie B. Nicholes was found unconscious in her blue white convertible with two empty barbiturate bottles and a .25 caliber pistol, amid a possible murder attempt linked to executive Forrest Teel. Teel was found dying from gunshot wounds in his car nearby. Police filed a preliminary murder charge against Nicholes, and two informal wills were found in her apartment along with garments and slippers. An all points bulletin was issued as investigators pursue links to Teel and potential outcomes for Nicholes.
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Missing dog Sparky seen near Victory Park
A reader describes a black and white dog named Sparky missing since morning after slipping through a fence north of Victory Park. Lee Dick, owner, asks for help locating the one-year-old pet and provides contact number SY 4.0633.
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Lovelorn Youth Kills Himself in West Covina
A 16 year old West Covina boy killed himself over a puppy love affair. Funeral services are tentatively set for early next week with Means Funeral Flame in charge. The body was found in the bathroom at 4 10 a m Wednesday by his parents. Friends say the youth had an earlier romance with a Glendale girl who recently learned she was to be married.
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Pasadena Halts Search for Killer Amid Capture in LA
Police suspended the nationwide search for a 2 year old confessed murderer after the escaped patient was captured in downtown Los Angeles carrying a hammer. The suspect, Donald Latham, claimed a telepathic message and confessed to the Reed family in Los Angeles. Reed, the stepmother, reported the hammer used in previous attacks and said the assailant had escaped from Metropolitan State Hospital last June 17.
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U S Proposes Geneva Talks to Seek Disarmament Measures
The United States invited Russia to Geneva talks in October to seek safeguards against surprise attacks and lay groundwork for a possible summit on disarmament. The proposal, delivered via the U S Embassy in Moscow, rejects Khrushchev’s broader inspection plan as too limited and regionally narrow.
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Europe
Postal Rates Up Today Shifts in Mail Costs Announced
Postal authorities unveil new rates effective today affecting all classes. First class letters rise to 3 cents per ounce, with a 2 ounce minimum, third class mail increases, and postcards, circulars, and merchandise shipments see higher charges. Books and educational materials face revised per pound rates, while foreign mail also bears adjustments.
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Wild Ride Ends Without Death After Police Chase
A Baldwin Park man, Earl Williamson, 35, fled from officers in a 10 minute chase through the city with six police cars involved. He sped on Stewart Street and Arrow Highway, weaving near a crowd and crashing a signal light before stopping on Stewart. Williamson was booked on suspicion of drunk driving, reckless driving and evading arrest. police noted multiple near-collisions and a lengthy traffic jam caused by the pursuit.
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Stevenson and Mikoyan Debated Cold War in Moscow
Adlai Stevenson and Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan debated the Cold War for two hours and ten minutes. Afterward Stevenson said no closer positions were reached and Mikoyan was restrained but firm. Stevenson hoped to meet Mikoyan again before leaving and asked for a courtesy call with Premier Khrushchev.
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Trains Derail Near Milwaukee Injuring 75
A speeding Milwaukee train derailed near Oak Creek, injuring about 75 people as cars toppled into a gulley. Doctors evacuated many to Francis Hospital and other Milwaukee area facilities after a chaotic scene with bystanders aided victims.
Beitru Peace Hope Up General Voted President
A chaotic Beirut scene emerges as ambulances rush injured after a train crash involving vacationers bound for the Pacific Northwest. Reports from Trinity Memorial Hospital and St. Francis indicate several passengers are badly shaken as responders ferry the injured to Milwaukee and nearby facilities.
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Aerial search for missing California family in Canada
An aerial hunt continued yesterday for a California family of three missing since Tuesday in northeastern British Columbia. The Grogged family from Firebaugh disappeared on a 335 mile flight along the Alaska Highway. Four Royal Canadian Air Force planes scoured 4500 square miles, aided by clear weather, with no trace found.
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August Forecast Promises Warm Smoggy Weather
Forecaster Kalstrom of the Weather Bureau warns July like August with more sunshine and smog in Southern California. Pasadena tops 92 yesterday with 68 at dawn as eye irritation from smog is anticipated. brief thunder showers may affect mountains and deserts later in the month.
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Teenage Tank Tinkering At County Fair Grounds
Two teenage boys aged 12 and 15 exploited an inexperienced start of a MIT tank at the County Fair Grounds in Victorville. They used trial and error on switches, damaging 240 feet of chain link fence and a smaller training tank, valued at 11640 dollars, before reporting the incident to deputies. no charges filed.
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House OKs Social Security aid bill heads to Senate
The Independent reports the House passed a Social Security aid bill for pensioners. It advances to the Senate where passage is anticipated, with page 3 noting the status and near-term actions. The paper also mentions market fluctuations and record trading details on page 10.
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Dulles urges UN action on indirect Middle East aggression
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned of grave war danger unless the United Nations can curb indirect aggression in the Middle East. He pledged U.S. troop withdrawals from Lebanon when asked by a legitimate Lebanese government and pressed for a UN backed check on violence and Soviet influence.
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Freeway Threat to Puckett Home Draws Public Outcry
Vivid comments reflect Mrs. Puckett resisting freeway construction near Griffith as planning officials offer compensation of 3061 for her property. She argues the money is insufficient and officials press to clear the parcel while bulldozers and trackers move in. Local residents report heated exchanges and insistence on defending their doorway from eminent domain pressures.
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