Body of Golombek Gets Toxicology Tests
Suffolk County authorities sought toxology results on Air Force Sgt. Joe Golombek's body after it was found in a shallow grave near Great South Bay. Coroner Laviano suggested knockout drops may have felled him before the attack. investigators also probe the death of Golombek's cousin Ansel Liebman and other linked details.
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Patchogue
N. Y
Suffolk County
Air Force
Joe Golombek
P. Jerome Laviano
Golombek
Great South Bay
Westover Air Force Base
Chic Falls
Mass
Elon
N.C.) College
Westover
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Laviano
Ansel Liebman
New Jersey Turnpike
Liebman
Brooklyn
New Brunswick
Louis
Portsmouth
Rebecca Wasser
50 Years Ago Theater Fire Killed Almost 600
The Iroquois Theater blaze on December 30 1903 in Chicago killed about 571 to 602 people and spurred nationwide safety reforms including quicker vents automatic sprinklers and fire curtains. Eddie Foy helped calm panicked patrons as flames swept the building.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Randolph St
Mr. Blue Beard
Eddie Foy
Foy
National Fire Protection Assn
Boyertown
India Red Command backs peaceful methods at party congress
The Moscow backed directive urged peaceful political action and elections to gain power. Ajay K. Ghosh led the steering committee and arrived in Bombay after medical treatment in Moscow. The congress reaffirmed a non violent path and closer ties with the Soviet Union over Peiping.
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Madura
India
Communist High Command
Ajay K. Ghosh
Ghosh
Bombay
B. T. Ranadive
United Front
Uni
Red
Moscow
Peiping
Congress
Mao Tze-tung
Soviet Union
Koyint
China
Nehru Shouted Down By Crowd At Rally
Security police hurried Prime Minister Nehru away from a rally at Guru Fatehgarh Singh Sahib near Patiala after menacing demonstrators shouted him down with Nehru go back. The protest was led by a party demanding a separate Panjab state within the Indian union.
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Bombay
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Guru Fatehgarh Singh Sahib
Patiala
Indian Union
Glamorous Grandma Marlene Dietrich Birthday Party
Las Vegas reports Glamorous Grandma Marlene Dietrich celebrated a birthday last night at the Sahara Hotel where she is appearing. Management presented her a 400 pound cake during the party.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Marlene Dietrich
Sahara Hotel
Mirror Mind and Beauty in Society From 1663
The excerpt argues that physical beauty and intelligence are only loosely linked and that jealousy drives rivals to sour-grape responses. It questions schizophrenia treatment prospects, claiming modern methods rapidly yield improvement in youth onset psychosis.
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King Feature: Syndicate, Inc
Mental health treatments boost recovery rates over 25 years
Through shocks and psychotherapy, recovery rates have doubled in 25 years. Hospital reports show severely depressed youths today have over an 80 percent chance of recovery, often within weeks.
Two-Headed Baby To Be Taken Home
Margaret Hartley and Cecil Hartley of Petersburg, Indiana, plan to take home their two headed baby son after a Caesarean birth on December 13 in Washington. Doctors say examinations are complete and the baby’s condition is satisfactory though left side blood circulation remains not normal. The family, with three normal daughters aged 2 to 5, visited Indianapolis for a private room view before possible release from Riley Hospital. The infant has two heads, four arms, and a single body with shoulders fitting each head.
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Margaret Hartley
Riley Hospital
Cecil
Petersburg
Ind
Hartleys
Indianapolis
Washington
Mild Weather Across East as Temperatures Vary Widely
The Associated Press reports mild weather is general across the eastern United States with damp conditions in the South. Temperatures range from sub zero in the central Rockies to 50s and 60s in southern Texas, with rain from eastern Texas to the Lower Mississippi Valley and north to the Ohio Valley. Showers in Florida, snow flurries in the Great Lakes and Rockies, and drizzle in the Pacific Northwest are noted.
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Associated Press
United States
Rocky Mountains
Fraser
Colorado
Newland
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Texas
Mississi Valley
Ohio Valley
Florida
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Northwest
Veteran Turkish Politician Sukru Saracoglu Dies at 66
Istanbul report says Sukru Saracoglu a veteran political leader who held top posts including World War II Prime Minister died at his home. He was 66.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Lost Year End Blues Reflects Holiday Lull in New York
In New York the piece highlights a national sleepwalking week as people suffer year end fatigue, yawning through troubles, delaying decisions, and a general lack of ambition. It jokes about office inertia, lost papers, and the urge to rest as a new year approaches. It ends with a quip about selling a used Christmas tree.
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York
New York
Erac
Elmer
New Diagnostic Clue Emerges For Cancer Test
Two University of Texas biochemists report a biochemical distinction between tumor and normal tissues in mice. William Shive and Edwin M. Lansford Jr. say thymidine distribution differed, suggesting possible diagnostic applications and better cancer process understanding. Antimetabolites enabled their tissue studies.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Science
Boston
American Assny For
University of Texas
William Shive
Edwin M. Lansford Jr
Explosion Flips Man 25 Yards In Gallup Auto Shop
In Gallup New Mexico Charles H Challacombe aged 51 was hurled about 35 yards by a workshop explosion. He escaped with third degree burns to face and hands as onlookers described the roof being torn off and a man flying through the air.
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Gallup
N.M
Charles H. Challacombe
Challacombe
George Armstrong
Hull Of Civil War Craft Exposed On Mississippi River
The sunken 135 foot armored vessel near Kimmswick Missouri reappears as river levels fall. Officials say it may be a gunboat or ram vessel from the Civil War and cannot confirm whether it served for the Union or the Confederacy.
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Kimmswick
Ere
Confederacy
Beauty queen cites smog as top sight in California
Michigan beauty Phyllis Jorissen, 17, visiting Pasadena as Gov. Mennen Williams’ representative, quips that her main attraction in Southern California is the smog as she surveys the foggy air.
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Pasaden
Calif
Phyllis Jorissen
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Rosenl
California
Muskegon
Mich
1953 May Have Begun Big Thaw
A retrospective on 1953 notes Eisenhower's policy toward the Soviet Union shifting from cold to tentative warmth. It cites hopes for a thaw via diplomatic talks and potential atomic cooperation, while warning that progress remained uncertain and could fade.
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