Grief Stricken Father Meets Son In Law Over Olga Duncan Death
In Los Angeles the grieving father of Olga Dun can murdered nurse Olga Duncan met her husband Frank Duncan and her father Elias Kupczyk to discuss funeral plans in a Hollywood apartment. Investigators accuse Olga’s mother in law Elizabeth Duncan of orchestrating the killing after a grand jury sessions where Moya and Baldonado confessed to involvement. Olga, five months pregnant, was found December 21 in a shallow Ventura County grave. coroner cites suffocation possibly from burial alive. Kupczyk traveled from Benito, Manitoba to join the case proceedings.
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Canada
Island Name Change Is Proposed
An American amateur archaeologist proposes renaming Holy Isle to St Malaise in Scotland citing historical links to a Celtic monk. Local residents resist and a councilman calls it retrograde while a solicitor notes landowner naming rights. In Phoenix Arizona deputies report injuries from the dove hunting season including an unidentified woman assaulted by her husband.
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Ariz
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El Paso Woman Wins Herald-Post Gator Guess
Miss Anne Goodwin of El Paso a 28 year old clerk typist won the recent El Paso Herald Post contest to guess the weight of an alligator. She guessed 240 pounds and 2 ounces exactly matching the reptile s weight.
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el Paso Herald-Post
Rugged Arctic Ocean floor rivaling Rocky Mountains
Arctic floor described as rugged with a central plateau from Ellesmere Island to eastern Siberia. Depths reach 4,500 feet near center and 10,000 to 15,000 feet on the sides. Drifting Station A photographers and submarines Nautilus and Skate explored, finding abundant rocks and sparse life nearby.
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Rites Held For Winston-Salem Attorney Vaughn
Funeral services were held for Robert C. Vaughn, Winston-Salem attorney and Boy Scout leader. Vaughn died at home after years of declining health, aged noted locally. he chaired finance for Old Hickory Council, served as council president in 1955-56, and helped organize the council. He was senior partner at Vaughn Hudson Farrell and Carter.
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Forsyth Memorial Park
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Governor Hodges Returns To Raleigh After Holiday Break
Governor Hodges and Mrs Hodges returned to Raleigh by train after a vacation that took them to Key West and Palm Beach. He plans to minimize speaking engagements and focus on preparing for the legislature session scheduled to convene in early February.
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Hodges
Key West
Palm Beach
New Plane Strike Threat Looms as Labor Turmoil Grows
The Associated Press reports a possible strike next month by Air Line Ticket Agents Assn over a New York discharge, while National Airlines faces broader disruption as Eastern Air Lines and American Airlines remain grounded. Federal mediators may propose settlements as Eastern engineers and machinists settle, with pilots at American seeking contract clarity after wages-related stoppages.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
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Eastern
Wnion
American
Survey Poisons Vancouver
A BC survey catalogs accidental poisoning cases to warn parents. Dr John Dean of Vancouver General Hospital Poison Control Center notes the study aims to identify the most likely poisoning circumstances for prevention.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
John Dean
Vancouver General Hospital
Dozens Dead in North Carolina Holiday Violence Toll
A Christmas weekend toll across North Carolina records 37 deaths from traffic and fires plus other violence. Included are four Wilsons in Granite Falls fire, Sandra Gay a Graham store home victim, and multiple traffic victims near Proctorville Warrenton Mount Olive Marshall Lilington Weldon and Branford Connecticutt.
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North Carolina
Highway Patrol
Robert Wilson
Granite Falls
Sandra Machell Gay
Graham
W. Carlton Gay
James Howard Britt
Orrun
Proctorville
Nick Austin
Henderson
Cotton Maid Preliminaries Open in Memphis 1959
Twenty pretty representatives from thirteen cotton producing states begin preliminary interviews and photo sessions for the 1959 Maid of Cotton. Judging focuses on beauty and family background with TV and dance segments featured before the final at City Auditorium Tuesday night. Miranda Burnett of Greensboro is among the twenty-one finalists.
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Memphis
City Auditorium
Jean Carter
Atlanta
Miranda Burnett
Greensboro
N. C
49 Ways to Make Marriage More Exciting
Reader's Digest January issue lists 49 practical suggestions from a brainstorming session of happily married people to revive romance. The ad promotes 35 other entertaining articles and urges readers to buy the issue at newsstands.
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Reader's Digest
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