Rams Oncoming Car Kills Self In Georgia Chase
In WRENS Georgia a fleeing gunman died when his stolen car crashed head on during a police chase at speeds up to 110 mph on U S Highway 1 four miles north of town. The slain driver was Henry Clay Overton 44 of Martinsville Virginia. The other car’s driver Charlie Wray of Cocoa Florida and High Point North Carolina also died. A second gunman Russell Wayne Carpenter 21 of Washington was being hunted. Police found a sawed off shotgun and ammunition around the wrecked 1958 car. The violence began with two Washington deaths earlier Friday.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Clay Overton
Martinsville
U. S. Highway 1
Georgia
Charlie Wray
Cocoa, Fla
High Point, N. C
Overton
Russell Wayne Carpenter
Washington
Carpenter
R. L. Knight
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Ight
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Presiden
Cavin Dalton
United States
Ramon Magsaysay
Spain
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George Breaking
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Bill Russell Unanimous Pick For All Star Game
Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics was the lone unanimous selection among 10 star players chosen today to play in the eighth NBA All Star Game on January 21 in St Louis. Bob Cousy and Bill Sharman, Willie Naulls, and Adolph Schayes also will be on the Eastern squad. On the Western team are Bob Pettit, Slater Martin, George Yardley, Maurice Stokes, and Dick Garmaker. 10 more will join after coaches announce the remaining selections.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Assn
St. Louis
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
Celtics
Willie Naulls
New York Knickerbockers
Adolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Slater Martin
George Yardley
Detroit Pistons
Maurice Stokes
Cincinnati Royals
Dick Garmaker
Minneapolis Lakers
Twin kidney transplant ends in another death
Delores Huskey Fifteen year old De Soto Missouri died at Brigham Hospital after a kidney from her twin sister Doris failed from infection following a transplant performed September 21. Doris recovered fully.
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Delores Huskey
de Soto
Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital
Delores
Doris
Victor Huskey
Jimmy Foster
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry
Big Bill Russell Denies Illegal Steps Charge
Boston center Bill Russell, 6-10, refuted St Louis coach Alex Hannum's claim that he takes illegal steps with the ball. Russell said he jumps, catches passes, and shoots in the air, sometimes after landing, insisting no foul occurs and questioning a formal ruling from NBA headquarters. Hannum seeks a clear ruling on the disputed moves.
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Bill Russell
St. Louis
Alex Hannum
Russell
National Basketball Assn
Boston Celtics
Hannum
NBA
Not Much Chance For Syracuse Change
The Syracuse Nationals extend their home winning streak to seven with a 105-97 victory over the Philadelphia Warriors. The Minneapolis Lakers beat the Cincinnati Royals 111-103, while Detroit toppled the Nationals 117-211 and Boston dropped a second straight game.
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Minneapolis Lakers
Cincinnati
Detroit
Motor City
Acion
Boston
Sour Notes at Cavern Prompt Nearborder Musical Strike
Demetrio Kyriakis of the Cavern in Nogales, approaching a border crowd, fired a notice to his orchestra for too many sour notes. Musicians walked out on strike and sought chef and waiter solidarity, but the staff refused. In pro basketball action, St Louis beat the Warriors 112-107 and the Warriors defeated New York 122-115.
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Sonora
Mexico
Demetrio Kyriakis
Kyrthakis
St. Louis
Warriors
New York
Federal Judge Mellott Dead
Federal District Judge Arthur J Mellott, who taught law to Harry S Truman, dies at 69 after recovering from surgery and pneumonia. He served as chief judge in Kansas, was appointed to the U S District Court in 1936, and earlier held county offices and a varied legal career in Wyandotte County. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 p m at Washington Avenue Methodist church in Kansas City Kansas with burial in Edwardsville Cemetery.
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Washington Avenue Methodist Church
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Edwardsville Cemetery
Cryptic crossword puzzle clue set from a newspaper page
Composed clue list with horizontal and vertical entries, themed by wordplay and definitions. Includes references to puzzle numbers, abbreviations, and a note about solution time and distributor, with corrupted OCR fragments and a title line for Saturday’s Cryptequip.
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