Woman Shot Three Times在 Malden man
Police report a man shot a woman three times with a .22 pistol at a Malden residence. The victim, identified as Mrs. Spradlin, died at the scene. her family includes son Ronald Parcell and daughter Faye. Neighbors describe Spradlin as quiet and well liked. the shooter was captured nearby.
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Margaret
Soniaa
Sprain
Maxwell St
Faye
Spradhin
Florence
Charleston
Herbert Ray Jr
Ronald J. Parcell
Camp- Crouse
Spratlin Wasiton
Calif
Rev
J. P. Spradlin
Malden
Crouse Ackdad
McHugh
Spracna
Densally St
Plane Crash Fatal to Five in Oregon
In Burns Oregon a bomber crashed during an experimental low level flight Tuesday. Four bodies were recovered with a fifth crewman missing. Boeing engineers aboard the craft include pilot Lewig E Moore and other Boeing civilian employees from Seattle.
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Iburns
Ore
Seattle
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Lewig E. Moore
Kirkland
Wash
Keller
Satchmo Armstrong Hospitalized in Spoleto Italy
Satchmo Armstrong a renowned jazz artist was hospitalized in Spoleto after suffering pneumonia Tuesday. He arrived with his band from New York Monday night and was expected for the Two Worlds Festival. His condition was not grave and his wife and physician remained at his side as doctors evaluated his heart and overall health.
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Haly
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
Wan x Firm
New York
Armstrong
Cerrade Tramontana
Perugiz
Spoleto Hospital
Giovanni Coata
Hey
Boone Deputy Hart in Crash Leaves Trail of Injuries and Fire
An early report recalls Deputy Hart of Boone County involved in a crash near Peytona, with guests aiding escape as flames and smoke filled a hotel area. The scene prompted responders, while a mix of other figures and historic references appear in scattered fragments.
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Georgia
Boone County
Toll Sy
Peytona
W. Va
Athletica
West Vir
Dean Romney
Speaga
Thursday Execution for Starkweather Case Delayed
Nebraska Supreme Court set a new execution date after Gay W Starkweather's counsel advised filing for a trial stay. Washington attorney James E Laughlin said reports before the Whittaker ruling were false as officials prepared for a possible stay while the U S Supreme Court considered the case.
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Weether
Gay W. Starkweather
Nebraska
James E. Laughlin
Washington
Whittaker
Nebraska Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Plane siege ends with hostage rescue in Missouri prison
Guards recaptured prison after night of siege as inmates barricaded sun porches with a bulldozer assault. Tear gas and gunfire followed. two inmates remained at large while hostages were freed and security tightened.
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Leonard Weed
Fitch
Alten
Jung
Ge Miain
Amd
Frondizi Strives to Patch His Fallen Government
Frondizi meets with business leaders and publishers as he seeks to reconstitute his cabinet after resignations by three military officials. He did not reveal plans, while military figures advocate a wait-and-see approach amid regional tensions and U. S. diplomatic stance on Argentina’s leadership transition.
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Frondizi
BLUC
Juan Peron
Frendizi
Hector Llonas Pacheco
Navy
Adolfo Estevez
Air Force
Ramon Abrahim
Quake Reported Near Fallon Nevada
A tremor was reported near Fallon Nevada with no immediate casualties or damage confirmed. Officials urged residents to remain calm and await further advisories as seismologists monitor aftershocks.
Coal Lab Plan Leaves U S Cold
Fragmentary report notes a plan labeled coal lab affecting U S policy and a military base in Virginia. Details are unclear with garbled place names and a Dominican Republic reference. The item reads like a brief cryptic dispatch from an airbase scene.
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Coal Lab
U.S
Housing Bill Expands FHA Programs and Grants
The bill broadens FHA mortgage and insurance authority and extends military housing programs. It also proposes 900 million dollars in grants over two years to assist cities in cleaning slums and blighted areas, against Eisenhower's six year 1.35 billion dollar request.
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Federal Housing Administration
Eisenhower
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