Dominican Tells of Cooperation With OAS Inquiry
Washington AP report notes Dominican Republic offers cooperation to a seven nation OAS committee probing conditions in the nation. Foreign Minister Porfirio Herrera Baez states willingness to dispatch officials to Washington for dispatching a plan of operations. No action taken yet by the committee.
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Landslide Along Rail Route Blocks Track
The railway administration reported rock and mud piled over 30 feet high along a 600 foot stretch of track. Police said the landslide may have been caused by blasting, rain, or vibration from passing trains.
Rev. Fred Shaw to Return from Japan Voyage
The retired Presbyterian minister Rev. Fred Shaw of 402 West 6th plans to return by train tomorrow evening. He sailed to Japan aboard the S. S. President Cleveland on March 28 and will arrive on the S. S. President Wilson.
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Jury selection in Sharon Kinne murder trial begins
Kansas City AP report says jury selection started for Sharon Kinne 21 charged with killing her husband James Kinne 25 at home March 19 1960 and the wife of Kinne's lover Patricia Jones 23 mother of two found slain May 27 1980 near Independence Missouri. The trial focuses on Jones death with the May 1980 case leading to the indictment. Expected duration one to three weeks.
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Patricia Jones
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Landslide Buries Formosa Village
A landslide in Formosa buried a village and two freight trains under rock. Twelve bodies were recovered with several people missing and a number of residents reported unaccounted for as rescue teams searched the area.
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Formosa
Taipei
Adlai Visits Venezuela on South American Tour
Adlai E Stevenson reports satisfaction with talks with Venezuelan President Betancourt on Dominican Republic Cuba and hemisphere political economic and social issues. The UN ambassador on a one day stopover to discuss OAS action and regional affairs offered no details.
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Great Thrust In New Era Of Rocketry
U S scientists announce a new rocket era after a test of a 30 foot tall captive rocket delivering nearly 500000 pounds of thrust. The effort surpasses Atlas and Titan efforts and aims toward future assemblies with 2 million to 21 million pounds of thrust to outpace Soviet space payloads.
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Soviet Union
Girl shoots boy at home after date over spilled salad
Teenage girl Linda Titus 13 says she aimed a pistol at 14 year old John Moffit after he spilled potato salad on her lap. He collapsed and died after walking to the front door of her house. Police describe the scene and sequence of events at the Titus residence.
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Robert Piper
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Girl in Bedroom Wields Pistol In Alleged Incident
A juvenile girl inside a bedroom pulled a pistol and warned of harm to a person accompanying her. The weapon discharged during the incident. She was taken into juvenile custody for the resulting complications and investigations.
Nine Children Treated After Eating Salt Sprinkled on Driveway
In Kansas City nine children including three from Topeka ingested rock salt sprinkled on a driveway that had weed killer mixed in. They were taken to a hospital after Mrs Raymond Samek summoned a doctor who advised treatment. The Topeka children named Billy 9 Tommy 8 and Donna 7 were among those mentioned.
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Traffic accidents reported at 19th and Highland and US 169 crossing
Police investigated a minor crash at 19th and Highland at 10 35 a m involving a 1961 GMC truck driven by Joe D Kephart 24 Thayer R 1 and a 1947 Chevrolet driven by Kenneth A Patterson 52 of 1306 S Central Eastbound Patterson backed as Kephart backed west damage totaled 75 dollars A second incident at the MRT railroad crossing north of town involved a 1951 Plymouth driven by Verna Old 502 N Grant whose car left US 169 after a wigwag signal failed Mrs Old said she saw the signal moving and her foot slipped from brake to accelerator.
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Washburn dedicates new science building Stoffer Science Hall
Washburn University dedicated its new science building as Stoffer Science Hall in memory of the late Dr. Bryan S. Stofer. Dr. Orville Clark of Topeka, a university regent and chair of the building and grounds committee, presided at the ceremony.
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Washburn University
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I Don t Know Difficult Words In Medical Speech
Pittsburgh AP reports Dr Campbell Moses says many doctors avoid admitting uncertainty about a patient s ailment. He notes the hardest words for physicians to utter are I don t know and stresses the value of honest diagnosis in medical practice.
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Campbell Moses
Allegheny County Medical Society
Science Shrinks Piles With New Nonoperative Remedy
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case notes reduction while easing discomfort. patients say piles no longer a problem.
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Specter
Investigation Halted In Alleged Nevada Double Murder
Nevada authorities ended the investigation into an alleged double murder tied to Albert Ray Shamel an inmate from Kansas State Prison. Washoe County deputies said he shot his wife and her lover near Reno and disposed of the car in an old shaft south of Virginia City after towing it 28 miles. Mines in the area were searched as part of the inquiry.
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Nevada
Albert Ray Shamel
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Washoe County
Blackwood earns Doctor of Optometry at Memphis college
Dwight E. Blackwood son of Mr and Mrs C D Blackwood 218 E 9th received the Doctor of Optometry degree at the Southern College of Optometry Memphis Friday Blackwood president of his class gave the welcome address He is Chanute High School graduate and AB from Washburn University A former Air Force pilot 1955 58 Mrs Blackwood the former Phyllis Beach daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Beach They have one son Timothy 3 Macbeth is buried on the sacred isle of Iona Scotland
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C. D. Blackwood
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Southern College of Optometry
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Chanute High School
Washburn University
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Don F. Beach
Tennessee
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Police Seek Protection for Pittsburg Jehovahs Witness Meet
Pittsburg Kansas police may guard the Memorial Auditorium to prevent rowdyism around an area Jehovahs Witnesses convention set for June 16 through 18. The request came from the Pittsburg Ministerial Alliance amid rumors of planned disturbances.
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Wall Street Advances As Blue Chips Lift Averages
In a fairly active session in New York the stock averages rose late in the afternoon after broad gains by blue chips. Volume reached about 4.1 million shares, up from 3.67 million Friday. Government bonds fell sharply while corporate bonds showed irregular trading.
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