Maryland mass escape leaves 16 inmates at large
Sixteen inmates remain at large after a nationwide manhunt in Maryland, with 21 recaptured. More than 400 troopers, guardsmen and MP units scoured a 20 mile radius near Patuxent Institution after 37 escaped from two facilities, including 34 at Patuxent, who overpowered guards and fled with keys. Two inmates from Catonsville were later recaptured.
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Gun Duel Kills Robbery Suspects and Cop in Los Angeles
Two suspected robbers and a police officer died after a 15 minute gun battle at a market led by a large Los Angeles police deployment. Officer Charles Bogardus, entering to investigate, was shot in the head and died at hospital. Suspects Howard Grant and Nathaniel Banks were killed inside the store as others tried to flee. two clerks escaped with minor injuries.
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Monty's Plan For Soviet Trip Stirred Alarm
London reports show British press furious over Field Marshal Montgomery's plan to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev on April 28. Dailies warn meddling could damage East West ties while Montgomery, recently retired, has one government link and is prone to sharp comments. The News Chronicle headlines in contrast “Stony Shaves America” without signaling U.S. alarm.
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Prayer for Today Blessings Upon Teachers and Knowledge
Almighty God we acknowledge thee as the fountain of all knowledge. Bless all teachers and grant that the light of wisdom may shine on all men regardless of race creed or color. May wisdom and knowledge be the stability of our times and save them from exhaustion discouragement and numbness of routine Amen.
Ike Mamie Eisenhower Holiday Trip Planned to Augusta
President and Mrs. Eisenhower will fly to Augusta Georgia on Tuesday morning for an extended holiday per White House brief. The president is to address a Republican women's meeting on April 13 and take part in Taft memorial ceremonies on April 14, keeping social duties in Washington until after noon.
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Jazz Mass in Church Sparks Debated Mix of Bible and Blues
In Norwalk Connecticut a 20th Century Folk Mass set to ragtime by an English priest drew mixed reactions from over 30 attendees. Vestry members debated the propriety of syncing jazz with liturgy while observers from church bodies praised jazz in church yet found the mass itself not up to standard American jazz.
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Complaint Filed In Dog Shooting
A misdemeanor complaint charging malicious maiming and injuring an animal was signed by dog owner Howard W. Hammett after his dog Sam a black German Shepherd was shot by Howard Butterfield at 29962 Mission Blvd. The dog’s injuries required removal of about 20 pellets by a veterinarian as Hammett’s niece Linda Shirley and her friend Patricia Carlini witnessed the event while selling Gil Scout books. Butterfield said prior trouble with a dog resembling Sam had killed his chickens.
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Economy Run In Second Day Opens In Cedar City
Forty seven cars compete in the 23rd Mobilgas Economy Run second day starting in Cedar City Utah after all entrants completed the first leg from Los Angeles to Kansas City. The 462 mile initial run was completed on schedule by the field.
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China radio intensifies India propaganda over Dalai Lama
Peiping broadcast stronger signals to India accusing the Dalai Lama of being under reactionary influence and denying Nehru's claim he fled of his own will. The broadcasts aim to sway Indian opinion and question Tibetan leadership as India grants asylum to the Dalai Lama amid worsening New Delhi Beijing ties.
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Jury Trial Asked In Battery Case In Oakland
In Oakland a woman asked for a jury trial after a battery incident at a Hayward apartment complex. Wilma Staten, 29, and Reynold Staten, with another couple, went for a 230 am swim. dog barking triggered the dispute with apartment manager Nellie Hammer, 45, who says she was nearly thrown into the pool by Mrs Staten in a sun suit. The trial date was set for April 15 for Wilma Staten.
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New Chessman Appeal Rejected by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today rejected another appeal by Daryl Chessman, who has escaped death in California's gas chambers for about a decade through numerous appeals. The decision was a brief order. Chief Justice Earl Warren did not participate.
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GOP Assembly Picks Top Target Fresno
UPI reports the California Republican Assembly named its number one campaign target the legislature’s recapTURE after a two day weekend meeting in Fresno.
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Treasure found in old jacket in Yonkers New York
Salvation Army worker found $4526 hidden in a tattered jacket donated for the needy. Detectives traced the jacket to James Ross, who said it belonged to his brother-in-law James Cashin, a former police captain, and Ross had given the jacket to the Salvation Army after Cashin's death last February. The money was turned over to Cashin's estate.
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Fremont Girl Drowns in River Near Stockton
Suzanne Marie Carroll age 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Carroll, drowned yesterday while playing by the San Joaquin River south of Stockton. The father, finishing a nearby bridge, could not reach her in time as water remained swift for hours before her body was recovered. Suzanne was a fourth grader at Irvington Elementary School enrolled February 1st.
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Bold Reply Made To Soviet Charge
Washington charged Russia with jeopardizing next month Geneva talks by trying to restrict U S air traffic in West Berlin. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said a Soviet fighter action in the allied corridor March 27 was a unilateral move repudiating Soviet responsibilities in Berlin and Germany. He noted previous Soviet notes and U S flights at higher altitudes into Berlin. The United States has not agreed to any altitude restriction for Allied flights in the corridor.
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Gas Tax Issue Sets County Supervisor Agenda
The Board will consider reappropriating 105,317 in county gas tax funds unclaimed by San Leandro. County Surveyor Clot Anderson notes high priority road projects await allocation since San Leandro has not agreed to share sales tax revenue. A city council decision tonight could change plans to redirect funds. San Leandro’s 1938-59 sales tax is about 1.499 million, with the county seeking 70,460.
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Longshoremen Open Conclave in Seattle
The International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union opened its 13th biennial convention in Seattle with about 340 delegates expected from Washington Oregon California Alaska and British Columbia.
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State Board to Meet on College Site Selection
San Leandro and Hayward representatives head to the State Public Works Board meeting in Sacramento to argue for a college site in their cities. Six cities will be represented as officials push for a single site, with local leaders indicating a quick decision may come and intense area interest.
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U S Tax Faced By Winemaker In Cherryland Barn
Deputies sought a complaint against a year old man who grew wine in a Cherryland barn. Manuel R. Temy, 20961, widower, grobaty, must pay a federal tax plus interest for delinquency. Federal agents were reluctant to press charges after inspecting a copper pot potentially part of a still.
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