State Airs Its Version Of Slaying
Prosecutor Lee Gaudineer told a six person jury that Ronald M. Stump planned and carried out the murder of Michael Daly 22, to punish rejection by Leanna Skultery. He argued the crime had premeditation and malice and noted Stump’s Phi Beta Kappa record at the University of Iowa. The defense sought a directed verdict of acquittal as closing arguments began and Judge Moore delayed verdict until Thursday.
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Michael Daly
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Phi Beta Kappa
C. Edwin Moore
Leanna Jean Skultery
Daly
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U.S. Pressured at U.N. to Scrap Nuclear Tests
At the United Nations the U.S. faced mounting pressure to join a voluntary moratorium on nuclear testing. India and other nonaligned states backed the appeal while Japan urged Washington to halt plans, and U.S. and Soviet leaders clashed over timing and controls.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Latin America
Scandinavia
India
Japan
Katsuo Ozazaki
Russia
Arthur Dean
In Love Alls Fair but War Turns to Violence in Cincinnati
Police say two suitors visited a girlfriend on Tuesday night. Henry Martin pulled a pistol. William Owens fired, wounding Martin in the left side and elbow. Martin, age 80, was arrested, while Owens, age 88, was taken in for questioning.
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Cincinnati
Lone
William Owens
Henry Martin
Martin
Owens
Russians Stage 2 More Blasts
The Atomic Energy Commission reported Russia detonated two smaller nuclear devices at the Arctic test site on Tuesday. One blast was several megatons and the other probably below one megaton.
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Washington
Russia
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Arctic Test Site
AEC
Trick or Treater Passes Gun at Oakland Liquor Store
A woman and a 6 year old girl wearing matching mother daughter masks entered Richard O Kelleys liquor store in Oakland. After the girl said trick or treat the woman sent her to the car then produced a pistol and demanded money. O Kelley complied and the woman fled with thirty dollars.
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Oakland
Calif
Richard O’kelly
O'Kelly
Brazilian Airliner Crash Kills 48 in Recife Suburb
An airliner from Lisbon to Recife crashed into a hillside in a Recife suburb, killing 48 of 85 aboard. Of 76 passengers and 9 crew, 35 passengers and 2 crew survived. most aboard were Portuguese or Brazilian with no U.S. citizens. Survivors escaped through a split fuselage as flames engulfed the wreck.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Recife
U. S
Lisbon
Portugal
Government troops kill about 100 Viet Cong rebels in Phuoc Thanh
Government forces struck the Communist stronghold of Phuoc Thanh province and killed about 100 Viet Cong rebels, informed sources said Wednesday in Saigon.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Phuoc Thanh
Women Peace Strikers Demand End to Arms Race
About 600 women marched from the Washington Monument to the White House and Soviet embassy to urge Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Khrushchev to help end the arms race. They handed a petition to Miss Letitia Baldridge, calling for a halt to nuclear testing and worldwide peace mobilization.
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Washington
UPI
White House
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Donna Allen
Dagmar Wilson
Washington Monument
John Robbins
Kennedy
Letitia Baldridge
Agreement Near on UN Chief Selection
Diplomatic sources say the United States and Russia were close to agreement on an acting United Nations secretary-general after a hour long meeting. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin confirmed the discussion with U.S. Ambassador Stevenson.
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Russia
U.N
Zorin
U.S
Stevenson
Space Flop Halts Blue Scout Rocket Flight
Cape Canaveral AP officials reported a Blue Scout rocket veered off course and exploded shortly after liftoff during a test to orbit a satellite for the U S man in space tracking program. The blast destroyed the vehicle but officials said the failure would not delay the chimpanzee launch planned for later this month.
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Chris Kraft
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Mercury
Mercury Control Center
U.S. Push for Neutron Bomb Testing Draws Support
Sen Dodd urged speeding up efforts to turn the neutron bomb from theory to practice and to resume atmospheric testing amid reports the tests could target neutron weapons. Senators Anderson and Tower backed new tests to preserve security and technological edge as reports link neutron bombs to the resumed program.
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Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Anderson
D-N.m
Tower
R Texas
Russia
Free World
New York
U. S
New York Daily News
New York Journal‘American
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Summit Plans Cancelled as Chinese Delegation Absent
Moscow dispatch reports plans for a Communist party summit meeting were canceled due to the absence of the Chinese delegation. Izvestia said the Chinese delegation left Peiping after Premier Chou En lai's return to China amid disagreements with Khrushchev over Albania.
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UPI
Communist Party
Izvestia
Peiping
Chou Enlai
China
Khrushchev
Albania
Chou
Congress
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Two Chinese Women Drown After Ferry Collision in Hong Kong Harbor
In Hong Kong harbor a small ferry collided with the U S Piedmont destroyer tender on a Wednesday, resulting in the drownings of two Chinese women. The incident prompted search and rescue efforts and naval authorities to investigate the cause and circumstances surrounding the crash.
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Hong Kong
U. S
Piedmont
Evacuation in Attack Ruled Out By Sterling Green
The federal government abandons evacuation as a primary civil defense tactic and shifts focus to fallout shelters. OCD officials note the change in guidance while Rep. Kastenmeier pushes to remove misleading evacuation route signs. President Kennedy backs a nationwide shelter program, signaling a long term shift away from evacuation planning.
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Pentagon
Office of Civil Defense
Kastenmeier
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Civil Defense
OCD
Steuart Pittman
Pittman
Kennedy
Defense Department
Girl Throws 5 1000 Dollar Bills Away Near Waterloo
A 16 year old girl Corean Bradford allegedly took five 1000 dollar bills from a used clothing store and tossed them along railroad tracks while keeping 47 11 in change. Police reported the sister Geneva 8 later picked up the money and Corean was turned over to juvenile authorities with no charges filed.
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Waterloo
Corean Bradford
Daniel Tracy
Corean
Grover Cleveland
Geneva
Chuckle on Space Problems Sparks Public Interest
Brief note reports that most Americans are vitally interested in solving space problems such as parking and closet organization. The line reflects a lighthearted take on everyday urban challenges.
Boy Shot During Halloween Prank in Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania a 65 year old man shot at five teens during a Halloween prank wounding a 16 year old. Clarence Reinhart fired after warned, police say. Charges of aggravated assault with intent to kill planned against Reinhart while the youths face no charges.
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Allentown
Buell Ruch
Leonard Picton
Clarence D. Reinhart
Reinhart
Designer Dies In Venice At 68
Carlo Semenza, 68, renowned hydro electric engineer who helped design several major dams, died Tuesday night in Venice AP reports.
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Carlo Semenza
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