Winnie Ruth Judd LAunches Three Month Escape From Hospital
Phoenix AP report recalls Winnie Ruth Judd the trunk murderer who slipped from unlocked doors at the Arizona State Hospital three months ago and vanished. Her clothing appeared on a roof a week later, marking another escape in a life of seven escapes since 1933, while police say she is no longer considered dangerous.
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Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Winnie Ruth
Los Angeles
Preston Pettus
Judd
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Santa Barbara
A_ store
Must Double Vietnam Force Chief Calls for Expanded U S Aid
American Legion national commander James E. Powers of Macon Georgia urged doubling U S forces in Vietnam and widening the gap between Russia and Red China. Speaking at a Legion luncheon Powers warned Americans must not forget why troops are in Southeast Asia and suggested aiding India as a way to blunt communism.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
U. S
Vietnam
James E. Powers
Macon
Southeast Asia
Legion
Russia
Red China
India
MIDWEST NEWS FINAL 10 PM MON FRI WEATHER REPORTS
Area reports cover MIDWEST developments with a nightly 10 PM bulletin. TV 9 presents weather updates and swift regional summaries including temperature trends and precipitation prospects for the evening and following day.
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Midwest News
TV 9
Mition
Collection of Da Vinci Prints In Coe Exhibit
UNESCO assembled a collection of 150 Leonardo drawings displayed in the Coe College art galleries at Sinclair Memorial chapel. The show, marking the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci's birth, runs through January 22 with weekday, Saturday, and Sunday hours.
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Coe
Leonardo da Vinci
Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Unesco
Leonardo
Witnesses Convention Leaders Arrive in Cedar Rapids
Two officials from Jehovah's Witnesses world headquarters arrive in Cedar Rapids to oversee the circuit convention opening Friday. Harry C. Good and Leonard K. Hagensen travel from regional districts to lead a 7 p.m. welcome address titled Spread the Word of Life. Sessions run morning, afternoon, and evening in Memorial Coliseum with a mass baptism Saturday afternoon. All sessions are open to the public.
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World Headquarters
Jehovah's Witnesses
Cedar Rapids
Harry C. Good
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Leonard K. Hagensen
Good
Memorial Coliseum
Visas Denied to Famed Janacek String Quartet
West German authorities refused visas for the Janacek String Quartet of Czechoslovakia on grounds two musicians are spies. The quartet's local agent called the charge very improbable, noting six concert tours in West Germany since 1955 without prior challenge.
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Munich
West Gerrman
Janacek
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Companies donate over a million to Cuba in Bay of Pigs relief
Time magazine listed 84 U S firms contributing medicines and baby foods for Cuban prisoners release. Major donors include Merck 2 5 million, Eli Lilly 2 34 million, American Cyanamid 3 3 million and others from Upjohn Wyeth Pfizer Bristol-Myers and more reaching 53 million in total pledged goods aimed at prisoner release.
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New York
American Cyanamid Corp
Pearl River
N. Y
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Time Magazine
U.S
Time
Merck & Co
Rahway
N. J
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Warner- Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Morris Plains
Charles Pfizer & Co
Wyeth Laboratories
Radnor
Sterling Drug, Inc
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Hoffman-Laroche, Inc
Nutley
Bristol-Myers Co
Hearing on UAL Crash Canceled
The Civil Aeronautics Board canceled a hearing to determine the cause of the United Air Lines Viscount crash near Baltimore on November 23. A CAB spokesman said evidence points to a collision with a whistling swan causing structural damage and loss of control.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Baltimore
CAB
Girl Rider Rescued From 50 Foot Well in Calif
Linda Sue Tapp, 15, and her horse fell into a 50 foot deep water well four feet wide near Poway California. Fireman V A Ruple lowered to rescue her after 35 minutes while friends provided a rope. She was hospitalized with a possible left foot fracture. the horse was destroyed due to injuries.
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Poway
Calif
Linda Sue Tapp
V. A. Ruple
Ruple
Linda
Pastor Fined for Whisky in Church Urn
In Nashville Tennessee police raided the St. Psalm Spiritual church on December 20 and found a 55 gallon mash drum and a 15 gallon coffee urn containing mash. Rev Bernard Swain claimed he was making sacramental holy wine for his congregation and was fined 50 dollars in city court, pledging innocence.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Bernard Swain
St. Psalm Spiritual Church
Swain
Andrew Doyle
Couple Electrocuted In Bathtub At Home
NEWPORT NEWS Va AP A soldier from Fort Eustis and his 20 year old wife were electrocuted Monday while bathing in their Newport News trailer home. Authorities found the nude bodies of Pfc Richard Brewer 19 and his wife Sue in a metal bathtub half filled with water. Brewer a native of Granby Mo was assigned to the 329th transportation company. A short circuit in the all metal home was believed responsible for the tragedy.
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Newport News
Twin Electrocution Deaths Shock Home Scene
Authorities reported both adults died from electrocution in a dwelling while all metal objects were hot to the touch. A three month old daughter and an 18 month old son were unharmed, the daughter in a bassinet and the son in a high chair as investigators secured the scene. Drive safely.
Epilepsy Q&A on petit mal and thyroid testing
A reader asks about spells alluding to petit mal epilepsy. The physician advises not to self diagnose, to seek a doctor who will observe the attacks and choose among effective drugs. The second answer explains the PBI test as a thyroid function measure of bound hormone indicating overactive or underactive thyroid.
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