Man Admits C of C Chief's Brutal Slaying
Washington police report 7 A husky ex carnival worker Bobbie Richard Van Over admitted beating and strangling David L. B. Owen former Bradley University president and Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce leader. Owen’s nude body found in a downtown hotel. Van Over held without bail on murder charges after changing his story multiple times.
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Statewide Weather: Fair and overcast periods across regions
The Daily Review reports statewide weather in California. Fair tonight and Sunday with morning overcast in many areas, some high cloudiness in spots, and coastal overcast in Monterey and Santa Maria regions. Temperatures upper 60s to 70s with lows around 30s to 50s across zones.
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U.S. Seeks Break in Disarmament Impasse at Paris Summit
Washington officials warn of a Berlin crisis risk if Berlin issues are linked to disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. Secretary of State Christian Herter says progress is unlikely before the Paris summit, and Khrushchev may offer ideas to move negotiations afterward. He notes no confirmation that Khrushchev advised de Gaulle on Berlin, and cites a likely recess of the Geneva talks until after the May 16 summit.
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Heiress Joannah Clapton Linked To Million Dollar Estate
News notes that Joannah Felicity Tawehet Clapton, once an evacuee from London, has become the beneficiary of a four million dollar estate. She disappeared from Sarah Lawrenue College after the news of her inheritance, with a college spokesman saying she panicked and did not want reporters or photos. The estate is estimated to be worth at least one million dollars after taxes and expenses.
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Almanac Today April 9 highlights and historical echoes
Almanac entry notes Saturday April 9 with Mercury Mars Jupiter and Saturn visible in the morning sky. On this day in history Petersborough built the nation’s first municipally funded public library in 1833. Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox in 1865. Mae West sparked scandal in 1928 Diamond Lil. Churchill quote rounds out the day.
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Nixon favors birth control data abroad stance differs from Eisenhower
Vice President Nixon told the Associated Church Press he favors U S aid for birth control only if a country asks and develops its own program. He said the United States should not provide information and should not interfere with internal affairs though may offer aid if requested. He contrasted with President Eisenhower and Senator Kennedy on policy and funding.
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First Woman Mayor Complains Of Birthday Photo
In Norman Oklahoma Mrs Susanna Mailoca Salter who served as America’s first woman mayor complained a newspaper portrait published on her 100th birthday made her look older. The photo was taken to mark her centennial milestone.
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Chuckles in The News items mix odd rail and crime notes
A collection of brief items from various UPI datelines. British railways apologize for losing a shipment of a horse. A guard at Wyoming State Penitentiary bears the name John Dillinger. Chicago notes a potential weekday boom in haircutting with prices rising. An army cook in Scotland says he baked his wedding cake a year ahead. In Wisconsin, three safecrackers helped a bank recover frozen assets by cutting through a jammed vault door.
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Drastic Cut On Ike's Bid For Stanford
In a 4-2 party line vote a Senate House atomic energy subcommittee slashed Eisenhower's request for 107 million to 3 million dollars for design studies of a two mile long Stanford atom smasher. Chairman McGene defended the need to meet Russian competition while Anderson favored holding costs and broader study. The panel also approved 251 million for other atomic energy projects.
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Ike Takes Swipe at Lost Cuban Ideals
President Eisenhower says longtime friends of Cuba feel its revolution ideals are being betrayed by Castro's government. In a four page letter to Chilean students who criticized U.S. policies, he defends Latin American policies and warns against nonconforming voices in Cuba. Americans and observers in Havana expect a sharp government reaction. Meanwhile seven Chilean student leaders accepted a State Department funded trip to the United States for a 40-day exchange to visit labor, farms, and schools.
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Mother's Vocal Chords Get Best
Mrs. Eric Erickson of SAN PEDRO paints bold signs in her children's bathroom to form good habits. She wrote BRUSH YOUR TEETH COMB YOUR HAIR WASH BEHIND YOUR EARS in large pink letters to encourage orderly routines among her three children, ages 4 and 6 and one more. She plans to repaint in pink next weekend to reinforce the message.
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Windsor Band Wins UC Hand Day Title as Last Entrant
In Boulder Colorado the Windsor High School band placed last in the University of Colorado hand day competition yet finished first overall among 48 bands, earning top honors for a dramatic reversal. The event highlighted Windsor's procession as final entrant outperforming earlier competitors.
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Hollywood Actors End Strike With Three Year Pact
Hollywood sources say SAG and the A MP P reach a three year contract ending a 33 day strike. The deal includes a pension plan and a health and welfare fund for actors. Immediate work resumes Monday at major studios with quick ratification expected.
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Sinatra Fires Controversial Screen Writer
AP reports Frank Sinatra dismissed Albert Maltz after protests from anti communists and friends alike. Maltz, once blacklisted for refusing to answer Congress questions, faced removal amid Sinatra's stand on political and artistic freedom.
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Probe Looms In Sex Firing at University
Detroit report says the influential American Association of University Professors plans to investigate the dismissal of University of Illinois biology professor Leo Koch for advocating free love in campus student journalism. Bentley Class, AAUP president, stated the group would probe the firing as an issue of academic freedom.
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Desi Arnaz Divorce Move Ahead Reveals Friendly Terms
Desi Arnaz has paved the way for an April divorce from Lucille Ball, acknowledging his role in easing her grievous mental suffering. Attorneys say the maneuver will facilitate the divorce, with Arnaz and Ball stating the separation is strictly friendly.
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