Gun Battle Kills Father Son and Deputy in Dana Point
In Dana Point California a 39 year old Tucson carpenter Charles Seyfert and his 14 year old son opened fire on two deputies stopping their bus on the Street of the Blue Lantern. Deputy Robert Schultz died. Deputy Basel Johnson and the elder Seyfert were wounded. Seyfert and his 10 year old son Tommy were killed. The wife fled the bus and reported mental instability concerns prior to the shooting. The family had left Arizona for Alaska.
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Dana Point
Cali
Bawa
C. Johnsons
Robert L. Shultz
Blue Lantern
Jolmgoni
Shultz
Charles Arthur Seyfert
Tucson
Ariz
Carpenter
Charles
Seyfert
Tommy
Johnson
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Lt. Dobble
McElroy Urges Defense Reorganization Plan
U S Defense Secretary James McElroy urged the House Armed Services Committee to back President Eisenhower’s reorganization proposals. He argued modern weapons require new Pentagon structure and warned against outmoded organization in a crisis. He noted Eisenhower’s field experience and urged careful study of legislation. Chairman Vinson promised serious, objective consideration.
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Washington
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Administration
Defense Department
House
House Armed Services Committee
Peace Vane Sya
Wyoson
D-Ga
Vinvon
Stork Delivers Baby At Home In Spring Creek Scene
Dennis Howard Rickerson arrives weighing 8 pounds at home in Spring Creek yesterday afternoon. Parents are Mr and Mrs Donald Rickerson. Baby in good condition. grandmother Mrs Mary Reagle of Baltimore and paternal grandfather Daniel Rick of Spring Creek.
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Stare Ward Lorne
Donald &. Rickerson
Spring Creek
Rickerson
Edn Pierce
East Church Street
Dennis Howard
Rickerton
Newertival
Mary Reagle
Balthmory
Miygland
Patornal Gramifatiher
Daniel Rick
Boy Sentenced to 32 Years for Murder of Mother in Idaho
Tommy Brophy, 15, a high school sophomore, was sentenced to 32 years with at least a third to serve for killing his mother Nellie Mae Hinckley, 36, in February. Judge Willard Burton described him as a frightened youth capable of violence, noting a troubled home life and prior plots against neighbors.
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Willard Burton
Tommy
Nellie ‘Mae Hinckley
David Eichorn
Barbara Weatherston
City Council Accepts Bids On Fuel and Services
The Grease City Council accepted three bids for gas oil and lubricating oils and a GOLF bid on fuel and diesel. Council discussed curb permits for Carl L Henton and Gerald Knight and approved police and fire pension funds with minor changes. Mayor Kinley plans parking meters on West South street to curb all day parking near Mead Park.
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Courtell
Clair Capwell
Capwell
Company of Warren
Carl L. Henton
North Center Street
Gerald Knight
West Smith Street
Fire Departtment
Louis Miller
Corry-Jamestown
Kinley
Roger Brown
Council
Department of Forests and Waters
Kinsley
Cupwell
Mead Park
Walter J. Kornikoski
Grand Jury Indicts Hit-Run Driver
Greensburg Pa. Harcy Hensel Jr. 27 of Blairsville indicted for involuntary manslaughter and failure to stop at an accident scene. The charges stem from a March 22 killing of 15 year old William Th. Biter of Derry on Route 680 while riding a bicycle.
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Greensburg
Harcy
Hensel Jr
Blairsville
William Th. Biter
Derry Pifer
Parking Authority Likely To Be Abolished In City Hall
Mayor Kinley told City Council last night that the Parking Authority set up during Mayor Earl Cherry’s term may be abandoned. He asked the reading of its members’ names, saying he did not know their activities or meetings. No decision was reached but the issue may return next meeting. Kinley argues parking is a direct Council responsibility.
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TNC
Earl Cherry
City Council
Kinley
Authority
Council
Charles Labowski Satisfactory After Rare Heart Surgery
Charles Labowski is in satisfactory condition after a rare heart operation at Johns Hopkins University Hospital Baltimore. His parents Mr and Mrs Paul Labowski say he rests favorably following a long procedure to close abnormal openings between the heart chambers. Card requests addressed to Charlene Labowski Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Maryland.
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Charles Labowski
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles
Paul Labowski
Balli
Charlen Labowski
John Hopkins University Hospital
Malatead 5
Baltimore, Md
Knowland Pushes Labor Bill Provisions As Amendments
Washington Republican leader Knowland vows to add key provisions from a welfare fund bill to a broader labor rights package. Brownd says the move could widen debate to other labor issues, risking passage. Rowland notes floor consideration may hinge on this effort during the current session.
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Washington
Pan—Sion
Knowland
Cullf
Brownd
Rowland
Corry May Get New Aerial Ladder Truck
Council hears Stanford Hose representatives urge replacement of the 65 foot ladder with an 85 foot unit. Engineers Norman Edinger and John Fitzgerald cite age and mechanical faults in the current truck. A special meeting is planned to review the proposal and potential bond funding.
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Stanford Hose
Ivins Jerome Davis
Jack Wowndy
Aring
Raymiani Weber
Fire Department
Weber
Edinger
John F. Fitzgerald
Erie Fire Department
Fitzgerald
Erie
Corwell Plan Oo
Soviet Envoy Withdraws Demand to Halt Arctic Flights
At the United Nations, Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Bo bolev withdrew a resolution urging the U N Security Council to demand a halt to U S arctic flights by hydrogen bombers toward the Soviet frontier. Nine of 40 Council members opposed it in a six hour débacle. U S Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge defended Strategic Air Command drills as deterrence and said the flights would continue.
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N.v
Soviet Union
Arctic
Soviet Frontier
Arkady A. Bobolev
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. 8
Strategic Air Command
Planes Collide Killing 49 As CAB Discusses Air Control
A United Air Lines jet and an Air Force F100 collided near Las Vegas at 21 000 feet killing 49 aboard the airliner and the fighter. The Civil Aeronautics Board studied air space control as investigators searched wreckage on the Nevada desert. A Las Vegas to New York bound airliner carried prominent business figures and an investor. The F100, from Nellis AFB, carried an instructor and a student pilot. Mayday calls followed the mid air collision.
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Nev
Washington, D. C
Civil Aerobatics Board
Nevada Desert
United Air Lines Dot
Los Angeles
New York
Nellis Air Force Base
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United Aif Linea
James ©. McGehee
Neliis
Trumar to Address New York Democratic Dinner
Former President Trumar will speak at a New York County Democratic Committee dinner at the Commodore Hotel on Thursday. The event costs 50 dollars a plate and is expected to include Gov. Averell Harriman and Mayor Robert F. Wagner among its guests.
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New York
Trumar
New York County
Democratic Committee
Gas Line Work planned for Ajax Plant project
City council hears details of a three week gas line project by the Philadelphia Gas Company to run a line from Maple Avenue to the Ajax Iron Works building. Work requires sidewalk removal on Washington Street with two year post construction inspections and a contract for repairs. Gov. Handley returns to Indianapolis after gall bladder operation March 27.
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City Enginerr
Don Willams
Wos
Maple Avenue
Ajme
Sith
Washington
Sonit
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Heely
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Vonneylvania Gas Company
Handley
Indianapolis
Harold Handley
Statehouse
Corryite Faces Dual Hearings In City Court
Lawrence Jewell of ft, U. %, a long record, faced two hearings today on the same charge. He pleaded guilty before Alderman M. S. Cobbett and awaits next term. An evening hearing before Alderman Justin Butters is scheduled. Police had cited him for driving while suspended and verified the suspension with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
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Govery
Agin
Jewell
M. S. Cobbett
Justin Butters
Ejty Police
Apel 2
Fescense
Wrthorities
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Rambler production to rise after recall at Milwaukee plants
Amer ican Motors recall affects 400 workers at Benedda and Milwaukee plants. Spokesman says Rambler output will grow about six percent to 700 cars daily.
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AMC
Milwaukee
Wis
Te American Montora Corp
Benedda
Rambler
City Civil Defense Truck Ticketing Sparks Council Row
The Civil Defense rescue truck parked on East South Street faced strict parking enforcement with city police tickets drawing flurry of comments from Mayor J Fred Ainley and Council. Officials considered relocating the unit and trailer with possible use of space behind the barn while urging limits on CD vehicle acquisitions.
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J. Fred Ainley
Civil Defense
East South Street
Vai Bennink
Bennink
Civil Defense Executive
Tras
Dorsy-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Robert Grice
Nike
Clair Capwell
Weber
Khrushchev Talks of Communist Reeducation Plan
Khrushchev told a U S ambassador that Communists will reeducate capitalists worldwide once they win. The speech, at a reception marking an alliance anniversary, covered unity with Poland, Soviet production gains, and warnings against military clash.
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Moscow
Iretisherlietta Khrushchev
Liewellyt Thompson
Issmigute Opeech
Bogiet Union
Tariel
Thompson
Ehrushchev
Rusalnat
Ntthompson
Joseph Avidar
Elmbeth
Belgium
Klementi Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Poland
Fehlwhcher
West
Khri` Shehey
Lightning, Fire Destroy Ghysdh Church Steeple
A lightning strike caused a fatal fire at Ghysdh Church. The red brick building sustained major damage including the steeple, with the town mourning the loss of the historic structure.
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Galen Enlberan
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