Price Stability Still in Future according to Koch
James C. Koch told Te Deum International at Selinger Centre that full employment free bargaining and stable prices form an unstable triangle. preserving two demands risks sacrificing the third. He warned inflation harms fixed incomes and that Democratic control may hinder effective measures, urging cross-party willingness to curb inflation.
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Hungry rebels lay down arms in Nicaragua surrender
Forty six hungry rebels, core of the latest uprising, surrendered unconditionally to Gen. Anastasio Somoza’s forces in Managua after the government refused safe conduct out. Some fighters vowed to continue in the jungle, with another band reported active in the northwest and clashes leaving one dead and others wounded.
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Luis Saimoza
Somoza Re
Anastasio Somoza
Whistling Ticket Taker Back on New Haven Line
Ed McCarthy, longtime New Haven Railroad ticket taker known for his whistle, has been cleared to whistle while he works by President George Alpert after a brief suspension prompted by complaints. McCarthy resumes duties along the New Haven line, living in Old Saybrook with wife Dorothy.
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Old Saybrook
Dorothy
Coed Abduction Trial Details at Florida Campus
A Florida coed testified about an abduction and gang rape by four white defendants led by Collingsworth, with co-defendants Ollie Fen, Patrick Scarbor, and David Beagles. The victim described being forced from a car at knife and gunpoint, driven to a wooded area, assaulted twice, and later taken to a hospital as trial proceedings continued.
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Patrick Scarbor
David E. Beagles
Richard Allen Brown
Florida A&m
Brown
Joseph Cooke
Florida State University
W. W. Slappey
Cooke
Florida
Coed
Thomas Butterfield
Richard Brown
Miami
Edna Richardson
Miss Richardson
Savings Stamps Soap Premiums Tie-In Announced
A private corporation and the Treasury endorse a national campaign giving U.S. savings stamps with the purchase of specific brand name soap products and hair tonics. The OBA Corp., linked to B. T. Babbitt Corp., announced the plan at a news conference, aiming to boost sales, following last year’s transit ride coupon promotion in seven cities.
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James F. Styles
Serum Revives Ailing Infant In Pawtucket
A seven month old boy, Michael Scully, suffering from eczema vaccinatum, received a new serum flown from Colorado at Pawtucket Memorial Hospital. Doctors said he was more alert and eating, with full effect of the serum to be assessed in about two days.
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Arturo Longobardi
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William B. Cohen
Self-Styled Fugitive Held by City Police
Local police held Albert Martin Huffman of Erwin who claimed to be wanted in Oklahoma. Huffman appeared at the FBI office and offered to surrender after a St. Charles boy and a 16-year-old St. Louisan fled. No warrant for arrestee. highway patrol found no theft report. Huffman said he drove a stolen car, but patrol check found no record.
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Highway Patrol
Doctors Dentists Warned USW Threatens Quickie Hypnosis Courses
The United Steelworkers threaten legal action against 12 major steel firms unless they bargain individually on new wage contracts by next week. A Baltimore psychiatrist warns against quick three day hypnosis courses offered to doctors and dentists, saying improper training risks patient harm despite potential medical benefits.
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David J. McDonald
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Galena Youth Drowns While Pike Fishing Under Bridge
Jackie Wayne Potter 16 drowned in Spring River at Lowell while fishing with two Galena youths. Companions David Swager 19 and Jim Moss 16 saw him step into a hole under a bridge, struggle, and sink. Rescued body recovered by Galena Fire Department.
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Dreadnought submarine under construction with American aid
Britain's first nuclear submarine the Dreadnought begins construction with American help Prince Philip will press a switch to position hull sections The project shifts from British to American reactor involvement over delays A derailment near Wakenda Missouri disrupts rail service to the area but no injuries are reported Passengers were routed by bus while the incident is investigated by Wabash railroad officials
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Here
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Bomb Explodes at North Station Injuring Several
At Boston North Station a blast from a gas leak damaged a drug store and injured several people. MTA workers lifted firefighters to the platform to rescue victims including 15 year old James Brown of Everett who had a crushed leg. Witnesses described seeing a form hurled from the dust onto the trestle as the blast rung through the transit hub.
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Joseph Kilbride
MTA
Joseph C. Conley
James Brown
Everett
Priscila Bizzaro
Boston Garden
Family escapes from Camden apartment fire
A couple and their three children fled unharmed from a second story apartment as a building housing a furniture, clothing store burned in Camden Missouri. Firefighters from Richmond, Excelsior Springs and Orrick battled the blaze after a 5 p.m. lightning sparked fire during a wind and thunderstorm with damage not yet estimated.
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Camden
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Cale
Richmond
Excelsior Springs
Orrick
Deaths Rites Saturday For Mrs Connors Tipton
Mary Connors 81 died Thursday in a Kansas City hospital. Graveside services with Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. J. Breit will be at St. Andrews Cemetery in Tipton at 11 30 a.m. Saturday after Kansas City services. She was former Mary Wolf, widow of Patrick Connors, mother of D. C. Connors of Kansas City. Surviving nieces and nephews include Mrs. Victor Hartman and Raymond Wolf of Tipton. Services in Kansas City will precede the Tipton rites.
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H. J. Breit
St. Andrews
Mary Connors
Kansas City
Victor Hartman
Raymond Wolf
Long Will Fight Insanity Ruling Escalates Baton Rouge Row
In Baton Rouge a legislative blowup led to Mrs. Long seeking Long’s commitment to John Sealy Hospital. Doctor Harris backed confinement citing exhaustion and mental strain. Rumors swirl on Gov. Earl Long and possible gubernatorial bid as Sen. Russell Long contemplates a future run in Washington.
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Gibson
John Sealy Hospital
Titus Harris
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Des Plaines Man Injured in Route 19 Crash
Des Plaines resident Robert Joseph Rotza, 36, suffered a broken left arm when his car left Route 19 south of Cuba and struck a tree. Troop I of the State Highway Patrol reported the vehicle demolished with an estimated loss of 1600 dollars.
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A Des Plaines, I Man
Robert Joseph Rotza
Route 19
Cuba
Troop I
State Highway Patrol
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