Trunk Death Case Shocks Midwest Woman Discovered
The body of Ann Albrecht, 24, was found stuffed in a trunk at a Chicago express depot. Her husband Edward Albrecht, 24, ex Marine from Lakefield Minnesota, was held under guard after overdosing on sleeping pills while police investigated domestic troubles and his wife’s disappearance.
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San Diego
Chicago
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Lakefield
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Jackson
Harry Tordson
Albrecht
Ann
Arno Robby
Marie Ellen
Associated Press
Alabama
Murder charge filed after fatal shooting in Thomasville
Isiah McRae, 22, was charged with first degree murder in the Saturday morning shooting that killed Rhinehart Billie, 26, at Manikin's Place. Witnesses reported an argument rather than a fight. McRae says he never fired, claims he discarded the gun in a plowed field. Subpoenas issued for six others to appear at Monday Recorder's Court hearing.
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Bonnie Moore
Thomasville
Rhinehart
Billie
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Gale Street
Recorder's Court
McRae
Esan West
Johnson
South Street
Manikin's Place
City Memorial Hospital
Olivia
Manikin's
Esan Johnson
Charles Brown
James Lang
Elijah Billie
Eugene Rhames
Jasper St
Sylvester Barnes
Church Street
Joe Lewis Mickens
King Street
Kennedy Eyes Slow Start as Khrushchev Moves Ahead
Kennedy plans months to craft East West policy while showing action on diplomacy. Khrushchev has already met with U.S. Ambassador Thompson, signaling renewed talks after Kennedy’s inauguration. A Europe trip to consult with London Paris and Bonn could follow, with a possible Geneva meeting to establish contact.
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Europe
London
Paris
Bonn
Geneva
Don’t Take My Picture at Manikin’s Place Raid
Police raid Manikin’s Place in Thomasville with a search warrant but found no one to arrest. No adults were inside. two teen girls and several youths remained at the counter while children drank from cups. The cafe was linked to a fatal shooting a day earlier with one man charged with murder.
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Manikin
Thomasville
Bay Street
Your Grandchildren and the Soviet Flag Threat
Propaganda appeal urging support for Radio Free Europe to counter Khrushchev’s forecast of communism spreading through Eastern Europe. It emphasizes freedom as the strongest force and appeals for immediate donations to fund broadcasts, highlighting a broad audience of 79 million awaiting response.
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Radio Free Europe
Europe
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
AKC Recognizes One Hundred Fourteen Dog Breeds
The American Kennel Club recognizes 114 dog breeds in its official listings. This tally reflects the organization's current breed categories and standards across various sporting and companion lines.
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American Kennel Club
Snow Expected Across Appalachians and Valleys Sunday
Snow and snow flurries forecast for the Appalachians the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and the Lakes region. Showers predicted for extreme southwest while the rest of the nation enjoys fair weather. Low temperatures stay east of the Mississippi Valley and in the northern Plains with slightly warmer conditions in the south and central Plains.
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Ohio
Tennessee
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Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Central Plains
Indiana
Midwest
Washington, D. C
Maryland
West Virginia
Florida
Weather Bureau
Everglades
Georgia
Atlanta
East Coast Gripped By Bitter Cold
Bitter cold swept the nation with subzero arctic air from the Plains to the East Coast. The blizzard halted traffic, closed schools, and left at least 69 deaths mainly from heart attacks while shoveling snow. Subzero readings extended into New England and New York, with dangerous conditions across the Midwest and Maryland’s blizzard recovery ongoing.
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Associated Press
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Seaboard
Florida
New England
New York
Poughkeepsie
Catskill Mountains
New Jersey
Midwest
International Falls
Minn
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Norman reunion pairs families from Kent in Oklahoma
About a year after the Glen McCaslin family moved to Norman Oklahoma their daughter Janet reported sitting beside Bobby Stinson who had lived across the street from them in Kent Ohio.
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Norman, Oklo
Glen McCaslin
Kent
Ohio
Janet
Bobby Stinson
McCaslins
Stranded Students Rescued After Long Blizzard
In Souris Prince Edward Island a school bus with 24 aboard was stranded overnight on a North Shore road buried by drifts reaching telephone wires. Snowplow crews rescued 18 students and the driver Stirling Burke of Fortune, all reported safe despite near zero temperatures and heavy winds.
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Prince Edward Island
North Shore
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Stirling Burke
Fortune
Burke
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