Medical Examiners Differ On Bruises In Lobster Shipboard Case
In Boston, defense expert Dr. Milton Helpern testified that Lynn Kauffman likely died from a fall into Boston Harbor, not an assault by Willem Van Rie aboard the Utrecht. The state’s Dr. Luongo argued injuries matched beating, while cross examination noted alternate possibilities for head wounds.
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Willem van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
Milton Helpern
New York
Boston Harbor
John F. McAuliffe
van Rie
Utrecht
Atty
Walter Powers Jr
Singapore
Michael Luongo
New York City
Luongo
Powers
Dr. Helpern
Lynn
Holland
Dana
Dr. Hel
Miss Kauffman
Superior Court
Frank J. Murray
McAuliffe
Cops Dressed As Lassies To Catch Mashers Passe
Camden police abandon flirtatious undercover tactic as city ordinance makes passes at cops in disguise illegal. Officers had aimed to curb harassment of unescorted women with masquerade sting, but new law halts the drive and ends the lax enforcement camouflage.
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Donald McGlencey
Camden
N. J
N.J
Paign
Harold Melleby
Camden County
Angel Rivera
Rivera
Benjamin Dzick
Dzick
Sen
Western disarmament talks near three stage plan
Allied officials near agreement on a three stage Western disarmament plan to negotiate with the Soviet Union. France may block a final accord due to its Algeria involvement and atomic program. Talks open in Geneva March 15 with the US Britain France Canada and Italy leading the negotiations.
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Soviet Union
France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Unon
United States
Britain
Canada
Italy
Geneva
Paris
Eisenhower
Earthworms Found Lengthy in Tropical Regions
A report notes earthworms in tropical regions reaching lengths up to 11 feet. The finding highlights unusually large invertebrates observed in warm climates and suggests potential ecological implications for soil processes.
Vast Dog Food Market Faces Shortage of Commercially Made Feeds
The United States hosts over 3,000 dog food makers for a growing canine population. Despite this, less than a quarter of the dogs' food intake is commercially manufactured, signaling a reliance on noncommercial sources.
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United States
Pay TV eyes Toronto area with mixed reviews in Etobicoke
Pay-as-you-view service launched in Etobicoke by Trans-Canada Telemeter drew mixed reaction as about 1,000 households paid a dollar to watch Journey to the Center of the Earth. Viewers praised the concept but warned it could be a time waster. the firm plans to extend cables to 13,000 more homes and possibly toward Toronto.
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Toronto
Etobicoke
Trans-Canada Telemeter
Center of the Earth
E. A. Sharp
Catholic President Would Face Church Restrictions Says Editor
In The Lutheran official weekly, Associate Editor Dr. Albert P. Stauderman argues a Roman Catholic president would be bound by church doctrine. He says attending Protestant services could require confession and penance, and the church could admonish him not to engage with Protestant moral or theological debates.
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New York
Lutheran
United Lutheran Church
Albert P. Stauderman
Stauderman
Mediator Reports Rising Labor-Management Conflicts
Washington AP The government’s top labor peacemaker Joseph F Finnegan said unions and employers show more fight than ever. He cited a 35 percent rise in cases for settlement and more rejections of tentative settlements by unions, with 19 923 cases in the latest year.
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Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliations Service
Congress
Finnegan
Rio Carnival Explodes Into Three Days of Rio Revelry
In Rio de Janeiro the capital erupts into three days of carnival as samba, streamers, and street bands flood the streets. The festival began in the afternoon instead of midnight and will run through Wednesday, with revelers ignoring the world during the stretch. The theme highlights Brasilia as the new capital and man’s reach for the moon amid gaudy parades.
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Brazil
Rio
Juscelino Kubitschek
Eisenhower
Brasilia
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