Slashing Deathes in Manhattan Apartment Kills Three Women
In New York City three young women were found slain in a Manhattan four room apartment on East 57th Street. Police say the victims Jenice Wylie Emily Hoffert and Patricia Tolles were bound with bedsheets and had no sign of forced entry. Autopsies pending.
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American Students Start Flight Home From Madrid
Fifteen students who traveled to Havana as guests of Cuba began returning to the United States from Madrid. State Department verified passports for John Glenn and his wife, while others planned to depart later or stay briefly. several faced delays and money shortages before departure.
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USC Officials Decline Comment On Dorm Room Assignment
USC officials have declined to confirm whether Henri Monteith a Negro coed admitted to the school has been assigned a private room in a women’s dormitory on campus. The AP learned she was placed on the first floor of Sims College near sororities, facing the quadrangle with a private bath, a room normally used by a dormitory hostess.
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Serial numbers of stolen money circulated in Britain
London AP reports the serial numbers of many bank notes stolen in Britain's great train robbery were circulated widely. Police say most of the 71 million haul is now useless to thieves. Scotland Yard believes the Aug. mail train loot remains in Britain, though some ringleaders may have fled the country.
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Yukawa Re elected Leader Of World Federationists
Dr Hi dek Yukawa Nobel laureate physicist of Japan was re elected president today of the World Association of World Federalists in Kyoto Japan as the organization met to set its goals for global governance.
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Secularism Growing Fast says Graham
Billy Graham told a Los Angeles crusade audience secularism is the fastest growing religion in America. He cited Protestantism Catholicism and Judaism as traditional faiths and urged facing the claims of Jesus Christ. The piece briefly mentions Gen Stonewall Jackson’s 1935 Hall of Fame induction.
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Negroes Face Trial Today In Plaquemine
In Plaquemine Louisiana about 232 Negroes face trial today with 40 or more arrested during protests led by the Congress of Racial Equality. A racial march and demonstrations continued despite a federal ban, with several arrests and a postponed start for the first set of cases.
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