Divorcee Confesses Shooting Drug Exec in Indianapolis
Minnie B. Nicholas 42 awakened from a coma and told detectives she shot Forrest Teel 54 after he became abusive, saying she planned only to scare him. She admitted poisoning herself with sleeping pills and waited in his car before the murder, denying involvement with Teel’s alleged new partner.
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Connie) Nicholas
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Kallis Teel
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Ladies Chance to Buy Fort Carroll for Your Man
Baltimore, AP reports Fort Carroll, a hexagonal coastal fort, may go on the open market soon. Built in 1848 under Army colonel Robert E. Lee, it offers water views from six sides and could interest local or state agencies in selling.
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Munitions Explosion Clears Area Near Rio de Janeiro
A volley of artillery shell blasts hit a large munitions dump 18 miles from Rio de Janeiro, triggering mass evacuations of about 30 000 residents. Officials expect few casualties as fires burned four hours and forceful evacuations continued from the Deodoro region.
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Atlas Missile Soars On First Successful Test Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP the fully powered Atlas inter continental ballistic missile thundered aloft on its first successful test journey The 100 ton three engine rocket marked a major boost in U S ICBM prestige and followed a prior failure The Atlas climbed for about 50 seconds then leveled and steered toward its 15 000 mile per hour test flight with boosters and sustainer engines Officials said the test went smoothly and the Big A would travel toward its target with a silver tipped nose cone designed to separate in space and burn up on re entry
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Courteous Bus Driver Angers Passengers
Robert Walker, a cheerful New York City bus driver, greets every rider with a 'Good day' and a 'thank you' causing mixed reactions. Passengers’ responses range from gratitude to anger as he maintains a constant friendly demeanor amid traffic. The Fifth Avenue Co. notes a weekly flow of letters praising his courtesy.
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Robert Walker
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Walker
Texas
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Optimism Rises In Lebanon Amid Rebel Talks
In Beirut the rebel chief left his fortified home for the first time since the 85 day insurrection to meet at a friend’s house after talks. U S Ambassador McClintock voiced cautious optimism the crisis might end as Iran forces faced a later fatality when a U S Army sergeant was shot in Beirut while the shooter remained unidentified.
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Iran
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Beirut
Marines Freed as Iraq Regime Recognized by U S
President Eisenhower's envoy in the Middle East announced formal U S recognition of Iraq's new regime led by Abdul Jabbar Jomard. Amid the gesture two U S Marines from the Baghdad embassy were released after being held since Wednesday. They were Sgt. George C. Hamilton and Sgt. Philip C. Smith, both unharmed and in good shape.
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Waldemar Gallman
Abdul Jabbar Jomnard
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Jornard
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U.S
George C. Hamilton
Century
Fla
Philip C. Smith
West Palm Beach
Jomard
Smith
Hamilton
Defense Ministry
Siebert Murphy
Eisenhower
Middle East
Baghdad
Beirut
Eisenhower to Propose Concrete Mideast Peace at U N Summit
A high official said President Eisenhower will submit a series of concrete peace proposals at a forthcoming U N Security Council summit to address the Middle East crisis. The proposals will be announced during the conference, not in advance, and May begin as early as August 12 per notes to the Soviet Union.
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Bardot Film Ban Brought by Catholic Leader in Lake Placid
The Lake Placid bishop bans the Brigitte Bardot film And God Created Woman from the Palace theater for six months after the theater refused a $350 compensation offer. Catholics are urged to avoid the venue and Catholic merchants to remove ads during the ban.
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James T. Lyng
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Msgr. Lyng
Government sues major drug firms over antibiotic price fixing
The Federal Trade Commission files cease and desist actions against Chas. Pfizer, American Cyanamid, Bristol-Myers, Olin Mathieson, Bristol Laboratories, and Upjohn for alleged monopoly and fixed pricing on broad spectrum antibiotics like terracycline drugs. Officials warn prices harmed families. executives deny wrongdoing while industry spokesmen debate motive.
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Bristol-Myers Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
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N. Y
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Congress
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D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
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Cyanamid
Lederle Laboratories
Olin Mathieson Pharmaceuticals
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Bristol- Myers
Bristol Laboratories
W. G. Malcolm
John E. McKeen
Chas Pfizer and Co
The
Health News Institute
Sheriff Bound by Wheel at Salisbury Auto Race
Rowan County Sheriff J Arthur Shuping was struck in the chest by a thrown wheel at a micro-midget race. He sustained an 18 inch burn and was treated at Rowan Hospital and released. The officer warned the crowd before the incident and the physician cautioned the blow could have killed a child or smaller adult.
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