Mother Dies In Shooting Near Scene
A mother was killed in a shooting about a block from the scene. The couple had reconciled several times in recent months but were believed separated at the time. Police listed Owens address as 1806 Trinity Ad. Their two year old daughter lived with Owens' father. Municipal Court action seeks custody of the child. The husband was charged in the case but later acquitted. Mrs Owens was described by Lewis as a wonderful little girl.
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Owens
Trinity Ad
Lewis
Plane Crashes Near Salt Lake City With Secret Gear Onboard
An Air Force twin engine plane carrying classified equipment crashed after takeoff from Municipal Airport heading toward Wendover Air Force Base. Pilot Lt. Eric G. Stone and two other airmen survived, with investigation underway at Hill Air Force Base.
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Salt Lake City
Jan. 25
Hill Air Force
Ogden
Invesen
Utah
Wendover Air Force Base
New Mexico
California
Wharton
Eric G. Stone
Blackwell
Okla
Air Force
Philip Sullivan
Washington, D.C
Ruben M. Jones Jr
Enid
Holloman
Venezuelans Celebrate New Freedom Under Junta Rule
Venezuelans celebrate under the Larrazabal led junta as free elections are promised soon. Stores reopen, communications resume, and exiled citizens return while the secret police are abolished and 19 agents jailed. Thousands across Latin America and the United States report violence and casualties from the recent revolt.
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Eugenio Mendoza
New York
Engineer Boeroy
Junta
Opeum
Dread Secret Police
of Freedom
Castro
Crisis Brews Over Baghdad Pact Conference
Turkish leader Menderes ends Iraq mission as Baghdad Pact nations including Britain Iran Pakistan and the United States prepared for a conference on Middle East defense against Soviet pressures. Dulles attends as observer while Iraqi unity questions and aid demands stir tensions among Moslem members.
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United States
Middle East
Menderes
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Baghdad
Iraq
Israel
Nuri
Baghdad Pact Secretariat
U.S
Britain
Iran
Weather forecast for snow and rain across regions
Snow is forecast for the northern Appalachians and Great Lakes with rain in the valleys of the southern Atlantic states and the eastern Gulf area. Rain showers are due in the Pacific Northwest, southern California, and the southwest desert region with wet conditions extending into the western Rockies.
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Appalachians
Great Lakes
Rockies
Comminene
Atlantic States
Gulf Area
Pacific Northwest
California
Southwest Desert
Eisenhower Plans Funds for World Exchange Program
The administration seeks about 300000 dollars to finance visits by 66 people to and from the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Romania and Poland as part of a first government subsidized exchange with Iron Curtain nations. A broader exchange including scientists artists and cultural delegations is in the works. The Russian press cited a State Department official about the plan but no interview occurred.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Poland
United States
Russia
Soviet Russia
Charles Stefan
State Department
Stefan
Joseph Reap
Reap
Method in their Madness Georgetown Flu Absences Rise
Mrs. Willard Offutt’s son’s classmates visited Georgetown High to see if he still had the flu. A student revealed 91 pupils were absent, with rumors that the school would close if 100 were out, prompting the early arrival to confirm the count.
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Georgetown
Willard Offutt
Murder Suspected In Deaths In Atlanta Home Fire
Bodies of Dr. Benjamin L. Camp and his wife were found in the burned ruins of their Atlanta home. Police say the couple apparently were murdered, with the doctor a WWI veteran and former Rome military surgeon. The wife was found in a water-filled basement. a dog died in the blaze. The fire’s motive and missing valuables remain unclear.
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Atlanta
Benjamin L. Camp
Northwestern University School of Medicine
Amos Bates
Cobb County
Sellen Oh Astomaines Cone
Italy
England
North Africa
Rome
U.S
Dallas Irene Graham
Army Nurse Corps
Long Wait Ends For Negro Couple and Mario Adopted Son
The Hughleys, an African American couple childless for nearly 25 years, welcomed Mario a German orphan adopted through the European Migration committee and International Social Service. Mario, now adjusting well, speaks some English and often gives hugs. Dr Hughley teaches economics at North Carolina College. Mrs Hughley is a librarian with a master’s degree.
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J. Neal Hughley
Little Mario
New York
Idlewild
Hughleys
Hughley
Young Mario
International Social Service
J. A. Maynard
Long Island
Mario
Baptist Church
North Carolina College
Shoes On The Other Foot In Greensboro Chase
Motorcyclist Carl Lee Winfree waved Highway Patrolman Ransom Smith to the roadside saying he drove 75 miles an hour after watching a patrol program urging lawful behavior. Smith fined Winfree $10 and costs for reckless driving.
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Greensboro
N. C
Carl Lee Winfree
Ransom Smith
Winfree
Smith
Highway Patrol
Payments Plan Is Denounced
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration has abandoned direct 151 million dollar funding to return seized German and Japanese assets from World War II. Alternatives include returning two thirds of asset value, funding from U.S. taxpayer money, and paying 100 to 200 million in war damage claims. Critics call it a reversal, linked to Bonn commitments and Adenauer’s campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
State Department
Capitol Hill
U.S
Germany
Japan
General Aniline & Film Corp
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Earl Quick Fined In Columbus Traffic Court
Earl Quick, 35, was fined $20 for speeding in Columbus Traffic Court and $15 for slow transfer of license plates to a new car within the 10 day limit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl Quick
Quick
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Fla
Verne Barnes
Hialeah
Miami Springs
High Point Enterprise
Venezuela
Caracas
Capita
Eae
Egarina Ge
Cae
Exiles Return
Lendon
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Exchange Plan
Neal Hughley
Durham
Ae Aris
Pontiac
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