Odum Prison Camp guards accused of beating inmates. escapes noted
Beatings alleged at Odum close custody camp and denials at Jackson minimum unit are outlined as authorities review conditions. Escapees John Powell and James Hammond, held after Thanksgiving, were arrested in Providence last week. Powell reportedly earned an honor report and remained well adjusted, while Hammond previously wore leg chains in 1955-56, now ended.
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Editor Chester Bahn Dies at Universal Interview
Chester B Bahn aged 68 editor of Film Daily trade paper died Monday while conducting an interview at Universal International studios. The incident occurred during coverage at the Hollywood landmark facility.
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Chester B. Bahn
Film Daily
Universal-International Studios
Improving Job Situation Seen
Washington AP says Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg expects the job market to improve in coming months though unemployment rose to 4.091 million in December while 0.882 million fewer people were employed. He warned against steel strikes and noted 1962 gains should exceed normal spring growth, with the civilian labor force down 780,000 from November to December.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Ex South leaders given life sentences in coup aftermath
Ex South Korean Col Park Chi ok and Col Moon Jai joon received life terms as revolutionary courts move through more than 200 cases. Today 16 death sentences were issued and seven carried out. The junta announced the death by own action of another top official, while Chung yong a 47 year old Justice Ministry official killed himself on December 24 during probe into North Korean spying suspicions.
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Influenza Shuts Down Hazleton School
An influenza outbreak forced Hazleton schools to close. On Tuesday 171 of 350 pupils were absent, with 136 absent on Monday. Hazleton has no local physicians. medical aid came from doctors in nearby Oelwein and Independence.
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Sinatra to marry Juliet Prowse in Hollywood
Frank Sinatra announced plans to wed Juliet Prowse, the South African actress known for her can can kicks. He said he is 46 and ready to settle down, with the wedding to be scheduled when Prowse sets the date.
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Four New Congress Members Take Oaths in Washington
Four lawmakers were sworn in as the new Congress opened. Democrats Joe Waggonner Henry Gonzalez and Lucien Nedzi joined the House alongside Republican Maurice Murphy the youngest Senate member at 34. Murphy filled the late Styles Bridges seat.
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Adenauer Backs Probes In Moscow And Arms Deal
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer backs Western probes in Moscow to test Berlin talks and agrees to buy British arms to ease British forces’ burden in West Germany. The communique notes pursuit of a base for negotiation with the Soviet Union and reaffirmation of West Berlin’s defense.
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Robert B. McLeaish Sr. Farm Home official dies at 62
Robert B. McLeaish Sr., 62, former national administrator of the Farmers Home Administration from 1953 to 1956, died Sunday in McAllen Texas from cancer.
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Robert B. McLeaish Sr
Farmers Home Administration
Henry Hofmeister Dies Architect of Rockefeller Center
Henry Hofmeister 71 a key architect for Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center consultant died Sunday in Bronxville New York. He helped design major art deco structures and advised on New York City cultural projects. His death was reported by Associated Press.
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