Suspect Arrested In Brutal Hit Run Death
Albert W. Ellis faced felony charges after a fatal hit and run in Valley Callipats. Helen Bell, mother of three and wife of a church figure, died when Ellis’s white panel truck struck her as she walked after drinking at a tavern. Police say Elllis drove away, later claiming Bell jumped from the vehicle. Coroner's findings described severe injuries including a crushed back and broken pelvis. Ellis took a Vic detector test, passed, then was booked again after further inquiry.
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Humphrey urges China inclusion in disarmament talks
Senator Hubert Humphrey proposes adding Communist China to Geneva disarmament negotiations. He urges Eisenhower to seek a first stage plan with bans on long range bombers, strict inspections, and base access for international inspectors. He also calls for joint Soviet studies to halt fissionable material production.
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Grade School Enrollment in U S 1938 59
An estimate shows 21 793 000 children enrolled in grade schools in the United States for 1938 59. They include Kindergarten through eighth grade pupils across the nation.
Welfare Control Change Asked Over Aid Dispute
The State Social Welfare Board backs county welfare departments to administer aid to needy children, urging investigation into remedies for administrative integrity. Board member Jerome Sampson accuses Judge Huntington Bledsoe of judicial intimidation and blackmail amid clashes with San Diego officials over eligibility and work requirements for mothers.
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Castro Seeks Sugar Bet With Herter Over Cuban Output
Fidel Castro told Cubans in an eighth major speech in 20 days that he would wager one million tons of Cuban sugar against United States Secretary of State Christian Herter if 1961 production drops. He tied quota shifts to American property seizures and urged diversifying sugar sources while warning of retaliatory measures if U S quota cuts occur.
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Governors Meet Johnson Drive Perks Up Supporters
Governors at Glacier National Park conference push Johnson over Kennedy for the Democratic nomination. Southern stance remains a flashpoint amid civil rights bill dissension. Johnson backers claim 302 first ballot votes, Kennedy leads on first ballot, with predictions of shifting totals on subsequent ballots. Republican momentum in Indiana and Virginia centers on Nixon endorsements ahead of Chicago convention.
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Hat Thief Sheds Light on Repeated Losses
London airport manager G J He Jeffs endured four years of stolen tour bowler hats until a note found inside a hatband declared ownership. A Milwaukee woman telephoned police claiming a friend collapsed during a call but the friend resumed gossiping once police arrived. Chicago doctor seeks explanation as car engine fire disrupts rush hour traffic.
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Temperatures Far 'n' Wide
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Pistol Out of Reach and a Wife Slain by Mate
In Rensselaer Indiana Dr Lawrence Robert Bowman 44 killed his ex wife Betty Jean Bowman 32 in a hospital parking lot in broad daylight Four witnesses saw Bowman approach armed with shotgun pistol and hatchet Sheriff D L McCracken said he was insanely jealous over their boy Steve age eight and had threatened her before Police report notes the pistol remained locked in the glove box during the attack.
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Bees Siege and Murder Shocks Townsfolk
In Jasper County a man named Bowman held his ex wife Inez and another couple prisoner amid threats and violence following a divorce. He allegedly waited outside Jasper County Hospital and shot Inez in the car, later killing her with a final shot to the back. Police arrested the World War II veteran, charged with first degree murder, while witnesses describe his calm demeanor.
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Field Hospitals Flown to Chile Aid Response
United States field hospitals arrived in Chile to aid earthquake relief. Ambassador Walter Howe announced the gift and noted broad Chilean gratitude as authorities estimated 300 to 500 million dollars in quake damage. Rescue workers reported over 1,200 dead and 2,500 to 3,000 missing.
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Job listings and secretary openings fill chaotic classifieds
A fragmented classifieds page shows numerous clerical posts and technical roles. Listings include Medical Secretary and Legal Secretary salaries, bookkeeper, typing, and stenography positions, plus draftsman, mechanical engineer, and electrical inspector openings. Also notes a Wyoming trip and various benefits.
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Almanac Today Saxon History And Sky Notes
The Almanac Today notes Saturday June 25 as the 177th day with 189 remaining. It lists visible planets Mars Jupiter Saturn at dawn and Mercury Jupiter Saturn at dusk. It recalls 1680 Prince John Winthrop introducing the table fork to America and 1869 Southern states readmitted to the Union. It also marks 1876 Custer’s defeat at Little Bighorn and 1950 the start of the Korean War. A thought cites Sir Walter Scott on Marines.
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Wiley Defends Ike and Herter on Spy Crisis
Sen Alexander Wiley defends the Eisenhower administration over the U2 spy incident and the Paris summit. He says lack of foresight did not cause the conference collapse and that the U2 flight would have wrecked talks anyway. Wiley distributed Herter’s letter defending the administration and referenced the Senate Foreign Relations Committee report. He questions whether lawmakers should dictate internal policy for the administration and criticizes fellow senator Mansfield for comments on timing and bureaucrats.
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