Slayings linked by same gun say prosecutor
Middlesex County prosecutor says ballistics tie the same weapon to the Highland Park police killings last Saturday and the Clarke home murders in January. He cites missing employment record and ongoing search for Hungarian refugee Michael Fekecs, 25, as a prime suspect in North Jersey.
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Edward Dolan
North Jersey
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Franklin Township
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Doland
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Area Driver, 18, Nabbed During 100 MPH Chase
An 18 year old Bear Lake driver Walter H. Newhouse Jr. was arrested by deputies in Mayville after a ten mile pursuit that began near Panama and ended at Bear Lake. He pled guilty to speeding and was fined 50 dollars before Justice of the Peace Clarence Thompson.
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Butler Wins Through Cliche Title At Democratic Convention
LA AP report details the opening convention session where Paul Ziffren and Paul M. Butler receive top honors for rhetoric. Butler bids farewell as national chairman, while Gov. Edmund Brown and Frank Church are noted for influence and gestures. The piece highlights humor and political theater shaping the convention's early tone.
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Los Angeles
Paul Ziffren
California
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Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edmund G. Brown
United States
Frank Church
United States Senate
Motorcycle Crash Near Warren Injures Two Riders
A car rear ended a motorcycle causing riders Thomas Kittner and William Heater to be hur t. Kittner 19 and Heater 16 were treated at Warren General Hospital and a Jamestown hospital respectively. Police continue investigation and may file charges.
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Prep School Orator Impresses in Blue Suit
In a blue suit and white shirt with careful pauses and memorized speech, he reminded many of a promising prep school orator. The restrained delivery and poised timing drew attention from attendees at the event.
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Corry School Head Attends Edinboro Conference
Dr. William E. Rodemeyer superintendent of Corry area schools joins eight Erie County educators at an all day Edinboro State College conference led by Dr. Charles Boehm of the State Department of Public Instruction. The gathering includes college staff and local school personnel from Erie, Crawford, Mercer and Warren counties plus 20 department members to improve information flow between the department, the college, and local districts.
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Corry
Isne
Erie County
Edinboro State College
Charles Boehm
State Department of Public Instruction
Neal Musmann
Boehm
Erle
Erle, Crawford, Mercer
Warren County
Department of Public Instruction
State College
Hold Rites For Mrs Brockman
Funeral services for Mrs Kazel Brockman were held at 2 p m at St George Funeral Home with Rev George A Myers officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Russell White James Munn Robert Pierce Harold Pierce Vernon Gutz and Donald Whaley. Dorcas Class members attended. Attending from away were Ernest Brockman Munich Germany Mr and Mrs Harold Pierce Nashville NY Mrs Albert Lopus and Mrs Mary Kolendar Glen Burnie NY and Mrs John Courteen Union City. Friends from the Corry area attended.
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Munich
Germany
Harold Pierce
Nashville
N. Y
Albert Lopus
Mary Kolendar
Glen Burnie
John Courteen
Union City
Corry
Birth of a new era in world leadership and tensions
Marlow surveys the 1960 political conventions as preludes to a revolution in leadership. He predicts Kennedy and Nixon as likely nominees and argues old guard leaders will depart as new, more assertive global rivalries unfold involving Cuba, Africa, Latin America, and Red China.
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Eisenhower
France
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West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
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Truman
Soviet Union
Cuba
Latin America
Africa
Red
Soviet Charge of Spy Plane Shootdown Provokes U S Silence
Moscow said two crew members parachuted and would be prosecuted to the full severity of Soviet law. Four others are dead or missing. The Soviet claim of American aerial espionage continued despite Eisenhower’s pledge to discontinue spy flights over Soviet territory. Hagerty relayed the charges while the President played golf at Newport Country Club.
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Church Says Prestige Loss In Dem Sneed
Los Angeles AP report on Seti Frank Church addressing the Democratic convention. He argued American principle prestige and power have eroded under President Eisenhower and faulted GOP domestic and foreign policy while critiquing administration prosperity claims and calling out showmanship over statesmanship.
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Seti Frank Church
Eisenhower
Idaho
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Garards Fort Man Escapes House Fire Bursting Out
Waynesburg Pa. William Maple ripped out a phone while grabbing belongings and fleeing a fire at his Garards Fort home. Neighbors helped him summon firefighters who arrived in time to save most of the house from the flames.
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