Florida Police Hunt Pair In Miami Jailbreak
Florida police pursue two dangerous jailbreakers after they escaped from the Dade County Courthouse on the 28th floor using torn sheets. One man is charged with killing a policeman and the other with raping two children. two other prisoners were recaptured.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Hve
Buvo
Dade County
Norman Nackiewicz
Honard Bartlett Piewitt
Mackiewice
Bar Harbour
Robert Stagle
Piccatt
U.S
Trewis
Pennsylvania
Hove
Kee Allacker
US Says Korea Air Violations Involve Failing Armistice Spirit
PANMUNIOM Korea reports the United States admits three incursions into North Korean air space last Thursday. A downed F-85 Sabrejet pilot, Capt. Leon Pfeiffer, was said to be safe after being captured. Pfeiffer and Lt. Ronald Marr, with South Korean troops, were fired on during the overflight. A second flight and a helicopter conducted navigational errors while searching for Pfeiffer as Maj. Gen. Olaf Korster described the incidents and the two other aircraft involved.
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Panmuniom
Korea
United States
Leon Peiffer
Xenoshe
Wis
Pfeiffer
Ronald E. Marr
Cincinnati
Ohio
North Korea
Martin
U.S. Army
Olaf Korster
Three to Enter Education Parley in San Jose State
Castro Valley teachers Catherine Millett and Chester Watson will participate in the Special Education Region Conference at San Jose State College on Saturday. The event, sponsored by the California State Dept. of Education and S.T.S.C., will address speech correction, hearing, and mental retardation with proven classroom methods. Bill Wilde, Chavez School principal, chairs the section on Programs in Action.
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Castro Valley
Casto Valley
San Jose State College
California State Dept. of Education
S.t.5.c
Catherine Millett
Chester
Watson
Bill Wilde
Chavez School
College to offer GI education for re-enlistees
Washington reports a four year college education program for GIs who re-enlist for 12 years. The Army plans to send 300 enlisted men to college next fall to build a core of career specialists and non commissioned officers. Eligible GIs with one year of active duty must serve three more years per year of schooling. training ends by age 35. Courses focus on technical scientific and material fields at U.S. colleges and universities.
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Washington
Ens
Army
United States
Court orders support and restraining terms in Houx divorce
Mrs Patricia Houx 27 seeks custody of children News 7 and Myron 5 amid divorce from Charles Houx 28 owner of Flying Service. Superior Judge Joseph A Murphy keeps 5400 monthly support for wife and two children and bars Houx from molesting or entering their Piedmont home at 10 Blairs Place until the merits are heard. The couple married November 26 1849 in Reno and divide community property including home and air service.
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Patricia Houx
Charles Houx
Payward Flying Service
Joseph A. Murphy
Houx
Blairs Place
Piedmont
Harpswell Plans Banked Funds For School Construction
Looking Ahead from Harpswell Maine reports that school committee member William Haddon proposed a plan to budget extra funds yearly since 192 to finance a new consolidated school. In 1956 the town had half of the 7600 needed. the rest was raised and the school was built, opening last fall.
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Harpswell
William Haddon
Tider
Ten Thousand Dollar Gin Rummy Award in Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Gin Rummy tournament offered 10000 dollars to the winner in a three day event drawing entrants from 25 states and abroad. Chester Wander won 10000 for best test while Bert Shubin took 9000 for second. The event, sponsored by the Las Vegas Charities Foundation, supported multiple local causes including March of Dimes and a nonsectarian playground project.
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Las Vegas
Wev
Francisco
N. J
States
Las Vegas Charities Foundation
City
March of Dimes
Jewish Community Center Building Fund
Variety Club Heat Fund
Wage Package UK'd In Dress Industry Strike
New York reports 105000 dressmakers and 2000 employers reached a nearly 13 percent wage package amid a five year first wage boost. Directors expect full contract settlement by Tuesday after 48 hours of mediation by Lehman and Aviller.
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New York
New York City
David Dubinsky
Afl-Cio International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Herbert H. Lehman
Harry Aviller
State Mediation Board
Dubinsky
Man and wife die in Orangevale cabin fire
A couple identified as Walter Warner and Mary Warner were fatally burned when a cabin fire trapped them inside at 5 am in Orangevale near 6526 Main Ave. Warner worked at Aerojet General rocket plant. Deputies cited cigarette cause as a possibility but no definite reason was found.
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Orangevale
Sacramento County
Warners
S F Clubman Tries Death by Own Action
SAN FRANCISCO A retired insurance man identified as Craig Carrier 73 a well known clubman was pulled from the surf at Octan Beach while apparently attempting suicide. He was given emergency treatment at Park Hospital then taken to San Francisco Hospital for observation after a psychiatric examination.
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San Francisco
Octan Beach
Craig Carrier
Carrier
Tol
Park Hospital
Carries
No Gratitude Pooch Bites Policeman in New Haven
Police officer Richard Kittrell halted traffic when a small dog appeared in the street and bit him on the leg, creating an unexpected standoff in New Haven.
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New Haven, Conn
Richard Kittrell
Speaking of Beauty at ROSs Moonsoon Hair Ad
An ad touts Moonsoon hair styles with bold space age theming. It promises fashionable gowns and accessories for martini nights on the moon. The copy features extravagant phrases and asks readers to imagine an interplanetary look by BOSS BEAUTY LOUNGE in Castro Valley.
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Cnline
Boss Beauty Lounge
Castro Valley
Castro
Valley
Publisher's Son Succumbs at 30
Akron Ohio United Press says Frank M Knight 30 youngest son of newspaper publisher John Knight died after emergency brain surgery at Akron General Hospital He was found in a coma at home and died 18 hours later His father arrived by plane from Florida Knight was elected last fall to the Knight Newspapers Inc board which owns The Akron Beacon Journal The Charlotte Observer The Chicago Daily News The Detroit Free Press The Miami Herald
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Ohio
Frank M. Knight
John
Knight
Geo
Akron General Hospital
Florida
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Akron, Beacon, Journal
Charlotte, Ing, Observer
Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
The
Miami Herald
Deaf boy found in swamp river tragedy near Billerica
The body of 5 year old Larry Bearse, deaf and unable to call for help, was found in the flooded Shawsheen River after a 22 hour search by about 1,500 rescuers. His sister Katherine had wandered away earlier. authorities note he could speak only a few words despite schooling. His father is a soldier stationed abroad.
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Billerica
Aiscoversé
Larry Bearse
Sid
Shawsheen
Larry
Katherine
Popes
Latery
Bergman Seen Dating Swedish Producer After Separation
Ingrid Bergman and Lars Schmidt, a Swedish bachelor and producer, plan a summer on his island home following her separation from Italian film producer Roberto Rossellini. Neither Bergman nor Schmidt confirm marriage, but neither deny wedding rumors as they continue public appearances in Paris and London.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Ingrid ‘Bergman
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Stromsoli
Lars Sehmidt
Schmidt
Rossellini
Paris
Robert Anderson
London
Fisherman Seeks Missing Cork After Line Snag Near Hole
Columbia City Indiana report notes fisherman George Woodring asked anglers to watch for his yellow bobber after a fish broke his line. About 45 minutes later another angler fifty feet away snagged Woodring's missing cork and line, hauling in a Minch bag.
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Columbia City
Ind
George’ Woodrink
Woodring
Price Listed For Elephant Buyers
CHICAGO city purchasing agent John F. Ward reports the going price for elephants as part of a budget totaling 18 million dollars annually for related acquisitions including machinery and fireboats. Elephants cost between 2500 and 3000 dollars.
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Chicago
John F. Ward
Smoke Reveals Alcohol Fire in Detroit Police Report
Detroit police traced a blaze to alcohol storage after smelling smoke and suspecting a fire. The incident began with a smoky odor leading to the discovery of a flammable liquid, prompting an investigation by authorities.
Limestone Quarry Rumored to House Moonshine Operation
A fragmentary report claims a limestone quarry on the east side housed a moonshine operation. Witnesses saw activity involving copper tubing and a dismantled still. The text mentions a Thomas Bartis and a date of 1643 but lacks clear, verifiable details.
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Limerick
Theo
Thomas
Bartis
Mamie Eisenhower to Stay One More Day in Denver
Mamie Eisenhower remains in Denver for an extra day with sister Gorton Moore after a snowstorm arrival from a five week Arizona health resort vacation. The Columbine II presidential plane will not depart until Tuesday, weather uncertain. Mrs Eisenhower, who visited her mother Elvira Daud, appeared well and said she was feeling wonderful.
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Colo. Ih
Mamie Eisenhower
Public Information Office
Lowry Air Force Base
Toney
Gorton Moore
Columbine Iti
Ynul
Secres
Tady
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