Bizarre Case Involving Three Men Mother Girl
In Uniontown and Atlanta reports a jealous lover killed two men and a woman and wounded another, then died by suicide. The victims include John Verlyn Booth 43 and Ella Warren 39, with other injured or missing local residents cited. United Nations in Panmunjom accuses North Korea of breaking the armistice by MIG flights and calls for neutral teams to investigate the aircrafts and arms.
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Atlanta
Alto
Here
Tetuat
Anc
Idi
Alton
Nix Treadway
Lanta
Treadway
Pital
H. M. Jaymes Suddes
Jaymese Mass
John Verlyn Booth
Ella Warren
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Mullins
North Korea
Warren
Ko- Military Armistice
Patna
Abe M
Gero
Carter
Chiang Rips Second Red Junk Fleet
Free China's air force reports 10 Communist vessels sunk or damaged on Sunday during a third straight day of strikes aimed at eroding a Chinese Red buildup near Nanchi Island. Thunderjets and Thunderbolt bombers claim to sink a 1 000 ton landing craft and a gun boat, while Peiping contends one Nationalist aircraft was downed.
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INS
Free China
Mesa
Nanchi Island
Taishan Isles
Ratio Peiping
Taishans
Red
Eakins
Isles
Formosa
Auto Collision Fatal to Six Near Kingsville Plant
Six people died in a head on crash near a Celanese plant three miles north of Kingsville Texas. Four others were injured and officials worked to identify the victims amid conflicting reports. Identified victims included Buddy Jo Stanford 23 Bishop Texas Silverio Gonzalez 27 and Camilo Salazar Kingsville with others unnamed.
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Kingsville
Tex
Here
Gulf Coast
Corpus. Christi
Lester Brown
Buddy Jo Stanford
Bishop, Tex
Silverio Gonzalez
King ‘Rarich
Camilo Salazar
Bodily identifications unclear after crash at county highway
Brown reported three women bodies unidentified after a three vehicle crash in a center lane. A 4 or 5 year old boy admitted to Kleberg County Hospital believed to be Billy Breese’s son, while Breese and others connected to King Ranch were among the injured or dead. The accident blocked the highway as authorities could not determine drivers or vehicles involved.
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Kleberg Bounty Hospital
Billy Breese
Corpus
Jealous lover blamed after triple slayings at Warren home
Investigation found Treadway attacked Miss Padgett in Mrs Warren's home and killed Lane Booth before dying from a gunshot. Padgett fled to the Werbins, pleading for safety as authorities found Mrs Warren and Booth dead. A prior 1954 assault conviction on Treadway is noted.
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Treadway
Aiplane
Albuquerque
Louisiana
Elusive Witness Slaying Suspect Dies in Harlem Shootout
Au gust Robles, wanted for the Aaronowitz case, died in a Harlem apartment after a dramatic gun battle with New York police and fire crews. Detective Frank Malerba led the assault breaking the door and delivering the fatal shot. Dozens of officers and firefighters joined the stand off as residents watched the confrontation unfold.
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August Robles
East Harlem
New York
Robles
INS
Harlem
Manhattan
Frank’ Malerba
Malerba
Martin J. O'Donnell
Big Central Park
Father O'Donnell
Joseph Aronowitz
Baltimore
East 112Th St
Vincent Heffernan
Charles Dorner
Crash Site Reached and 16 Dead in Dual Disasters
A divided report details a brutal murder of Karil Rogers Graham in Los Angeles with a rape and strangulation tied to a burglary twist. Separately, in Albuquerque, searchers recover wreckage of a Martin 404 crash killing 16 aboard, with details of rescue efforts and investigation.
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Los Angeles
Karil Rogers Graham
Albuquerque
Al[buquerque
Baltimore
Santa Fe
Kirtland Field
Al‘buquerque
15 Milees
I. R. Spong
Prairie Village
Kan
Minnesota considers soft drink tax to boost education
A Minnesota Senate bill proposes an excise tax on all soft drinks and syrups sold or manufactured in the state to raise 4 to 6 million dollars annually for education. The plan, by Senators Gillen Schultz and Dunlap, would impose one cent per 12 ounce bottle and 80 cents per gallon of syrup, with the Tax Commissioner setting rates for dry ingredients.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
State Senate
Minesota
Arthur Gillen
Harold Schultz
Robert Dunlap
Plainview
Commissioner of Taxation
Record February 20 High At Kanawha Airport
The Kanawha Airport official Weather Bureau station logged a February 20 record of 74 degrees at 2:30 p.m., the warmest February reading in Charleston's weather history. Winds peaked at 13 mph before temperatures fell, as a cold front was forecast to bring a low near 24 degrees tonight with cloudy skies and occasional rain.
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U.S
Weather Bureau
Kanawha
Charleston
Adenauer Allies Reject Saar Pact In Refugee Party Vote
Bonn Germany February 20 a national convention of Chancellor Adenauers coalition Refugee party rejected the French German agreement to Europeanize the Saar by 66 to 53. The convention said the pact weakens the Saar populations right to belong to Germany and cannot be the foundation of a European community. The Saar pact is among Paris treaties to be voted on by the Bundestag this weekend.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Paris
Bundestag
FTC Rejects Plea to Enforce State Fair Trade Pricing
The Federal Trade Commission dismissed an appeal seeking to enforce state fair trade laws on discount stores. The agency told retailers they could compete by lowering prices rather than pressuring FTC to raise discount store prices. The case, from a jewelers association, alleged manufacturers fixed prices for rivals while permitting discount houses to sell cheaper. No parties were named in the decision.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Ferce Discount
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