Research On Daly Is Described DES MOINES
Accused slayer Ronald M. Stump acknowledged he did some research on Michael Daly the slain fiancé of his former sweetheart Leanna Skultery. He admitted obtaining a credit report and checking with two neighbors to learn Daly's background. He denied threatening to kill Daly and testified about his motives and feelings toward Skultery.
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DES Moines
UPI
Ronald M. Stump
Stump
Michael Daly
Daly
Leanna Jean Skultery
Hurricane Hattie Smashes Belize Capital Belize City
Giant Hurricane Hattie struck British Honduras hurting Belize City with a 15 foot tide and widespread flooding. Forecasters said the disaster potential was high as winds and tides hammered the coast and communications were cut. Belize residents fled to shelters as the storm moved inland.
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Miami
Hattie
British Honduras
Belize
Central America
Guatemala
Gilbert Clark
Weather Bureau
Air hijacker given life plus 25 years in federal case
El Paso report says Leon Bearden, 38, was sentenced to life plus 25 years after hijacking a Continental jetliner on August 3. He was found guilty of kidnapping, interstate transportation of a stolen plane, and obstruction of interstate commerce. The sentences run concurrently. His 16-year-old son Cody received an undesignated federal facility term until age 21.
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EL Paso
API
Leon Bearden
Continental Airlines
Cody
Rings Picked as Halloween Treat on Northwest Side
A man wearing a rubber monster mask danced on a Chicago street and stole an estimated $5,000 in rings from a jewelry store. He smashed a display window with a bat, scooped rings into a basket, and fled with two accomplices in a waiting car.
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Chicago
Svend Salree
Fallout Booklets Will Be Mailed to Households
The Pentagon plans to mail a 106 page family fallout protection booklet to every household starting in November with most copies delivered in December or January. The guide outlines improvising home shelters under 150 dollars and includes apartment shelters and neighborhood cooperative projects.
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Washington
Pentagon
Office of Civil Defense
Integrationists trial postponed in N Carolina kidnapping case
The trial of three integrationists charged with kidnapping a white couple in Monroe North Carolina was postponed on Tuesday to February.
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Monroe, N. C
Khrushchev elected again as Soviet Party head
Ekaterina Furtseva, the sole woman on the presidium, was dropped from the ruling group with no explanation. Nuritdin Mukhitdinov also removed. Khrushchev was re elected as party first secretary and a new member, Gennadi Ivanovich Voronov, joined the presidium as an agricultural expert. The congress adjourned after selecting officers.
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Moscow
Ekaterina Furtseva
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nuritdin Mukhitdinov
Ussr
Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Frol Kozlov
Kosygin
O. V. Kuusinen
Anastas Mikoyan
N. V. Podgorny
Ukrainian Communist Party
D. S. Polyansky
Russian Republic
Mikhail Suslov
N. M. Shvernik
Gennadi Ivanovich Voronov
Soviet Communist Party
Kennedy Alters Plans on Nehru
President Kennedy changed travel plans and will host Prime Minister Nehru at lunch next Monday in Newport instead of Hyannis Port, Washington officials said.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nehiru
Newport
Hyannis Port
Radioactive Cloud From Soviet Bomb Heads Toward Alaska
A massive radioactive cloud from a Soviet 50 megaton blast travels southeast over Siberia and may reach Alaska by Thursday if weather holds. Forecasts show the cloud could cross Canada, with potential fallout delayed to spring, while Alaska appears most likely to be affected among U S locations.
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Washington
Russia
Siberia
U.S
Alaska
Weather Bureau
Kamchata Peninsula
Aleutian Islands
Canada
Mikesell Campaign Finance Claim Alleges Public Funding Used
Frank Bosh candidate for public safety commissioner charged that rival Ralph Mikesell uses taxpayers money for his campaign. He spoke to the Exchange Club at the Sheraton Montrose and cited a Gazette ad listing two telephone numbers for poll rides, one rapped to Patrolman Al Burgert.
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Frank Bosh
Public Safety
Bosh
Exchange Club
Sheraton-Montrose
Bush
Ralph Mikesell
al Burgert
Rayburn Returns Home to Die in Bonham Texas
UPI reports cancer stricken Speaker Sam Rayburn was moved from Dallas to Bonham to die among friends and neighbors. He was ferried 90 miles by ambulance to Risser Medical Center where oxygen and a breathing machine are used. Doctors had said therapy might prolong life but not cure him. Rayburn entered the center Oct 2 with backache blamed on lumbago. his family requested secrecy about his condition.
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Stump
Dallas
UPI
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Texas
Risser Medical Center
Risser Hospital
Medical Center
Rayburn
John Holton
Holton
Jose Risser
Scientists Split On Nuclear Blast Theory After Global Shock
Scientists worldwide reacted to a Tuesday tremor with competing theories. Some officials and observers suspected a Soviet nuclear explosion in the 10 to 50 megaton range, while others labeled it a typical earthquake. The quake originated in central Italy, occurring five hours after initial readings in Sweden and London.
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Russia
Uppsala Seismological Institute
Sweden
Danish Seismological Institute
Kew Observatory
London
British Atomic Energy Authority
Japanese Meteorological Agency
Khrushchev
Italy
Britain
Early Returns in Fund Drive Report $42128
Scattered early returns show $42 128 in cash and pledges on hand in the United Good Neighbors drive. Major firms division led with $37 376, 7.9 percent of its $475 660 quota, while Professional and Business divisions posted small percentages. Guaranty Bank reported 100 percent participation with payroll deduction.
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United Good Neighbors
Khrushchev notes bomb larger than 50 megatons
Premier Khrushchev said the Russian bomb exploded Monday exceeded 50 megatons, calling the scientists slightly mistaken. He claimed it proved bigger than 50 megatons but vowed no anger toward the researchers. Western leaders denounced the test as reckless menace and warned of intensified fallout. News agencies and officials predicted March to May would bring the heaviest fallout.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Kremlin
Russia
Tass
White House
North America
Rusk
Honolulu
Japan
Willard Libby
Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Living Quip Turns Tiny Cash Into Big Laughs
A humorous quip about budgeting reframes living within limited means as a comic feat. It notes a record of frugality and pokes fun at financial restraint with a sharp, light tone.
Tax Protester Fined $25 for Tatters on Line Clothes
Rye New York AP reports Dr Webster Stover was fined $25 or five days in jail after he used tatters from clothes lines on his property to protest rising property taxes.
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Rye
N.Y
Webster Stover
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