Pair Parted In War Turmoil Meet Again By Coincidence
In Chicago the Polish couple Janusz Zelaskiewicz and Maria Michalczyk reunite after 14 years. They first met in a displaced persons camp and wed in 1945 Germany. Now Janusz seeks annulment from Irena Bielinska to reunite with Maria as their legal steps unfold.
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Chicago
Europe
Janusz Zelaskiewicz
Maria Michalczyk
U.S. Army
Herten
Germany
Janusz
Maria
Irena Bielinska
Nixon Kozlov exchange over famine aid and policy clash
The conversation on U S Soviet tensions centers on famine relief payments and wartime aid. Nixon and Herter press Kozlov on public disagreements while Kozlov notes Republican Democrat unity on policy.
Invalids Have Baby Girl in Rochester Case
A wheelchair bound couple with muscular dystrophy welcomed a baby girl last Monday. Doctors note the baby’s risk of inheriting the disease is high since both parents are affected. Mother and daughter are reported doing fine.
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Rochester
N.Y
Alexander Quadrozzi
Janice
Jury halts deliberations in Mack White conspiracy case
A U S District Court jury suspended deliberations in the Richard A. Mack and Thurman R. White conspiracy trial due to juror illness. Judge Burnita S. Matthews paused proceedings at 10 30 am EDT after a stomach upset. eleven jurors may not render a verdict without full consensus.
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Washington
Uss
Richard A. Mack
Thurman R. Whiteside
Burnita S. Matthews
Joseph R. Carroll
Matthews
Carroll
Court House
Failing Heart Fails to Slow Long Campaign Plans
Gov. Earl K. Long, 63, in Covington Louisiana, is diagnosed with slight heart failure by Dr. Victory Lief as he continues his fourth term campaign. Doctors report no coronary attack. Long had a 1950 heart attack and plans a cross country trip with four Fourth of July speeches if cleared by physicians. The governor also discussed adoption discussions with David Rankin and family.
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Covington
Earl K. Long
Victory Lief
Long
Louisiana
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Tex
David Rankin
F.H. Rankin
Texas City
Blanche
Simp
David
Gov. Long
Rankin
Bobby
Petty Ann
Pacific Coast
Canada
Midwest
Mexico
Trial Set for Redfearn in Hursey Slaying Case
Chesterfield South Carolina judge W F E Redfearn, 49, faces a murder charge in the October 9 shooting death of Rudolph Hursey, funeral director. Trial is scheduled for Next Tuesday at 10 am with defense attorney T Lamar Caudle expecting about 50 witnesses.
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Rudolph Hursey
Sharpe Trial Verdict Sparks Racial Tension In South Carolina
Judge Johnson overruled six objections by Sharpe’s attorney Dowling as jurors equally split whites and Negroes reached a capital verdict. Objections by Davis’ counsel Carter were denied. The judge noted historic claims of prejudice and discussed past executions, stressing the need for justice beyond race.
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Johnson
G. G. Dowling
Sharpe
Dowling
South
Ben S. Carter
Davis
General Sessions Court
J. E. McTeer
Carter
McTeer
State Supreme Court
South Carolina
Royal Attorney General
Governors Arrive in Kiev on Ukrainian Tour
North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges leads a group of U S and other governors to Kiev traveling from Moscow over Russia’s breadbasket. The visit includes talks with Ukrainian officials and a tour of hospitals and a collective farm and ends with a Dominion Day event at the Canadian Embassy. The group hopes to meet Nikita Khrushchev on return.
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Kiev
Nikita Krushchev
Moscow
Leningrad
Ukraine
Candian
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Lynchburg Man Dies At Kitty Hawk
Carlton Spence Mickle, 51, of Lynchburg Virginia, collapsed and died after being pulled from the surf at Kitty Hawk North Carolina. R Louis Final, 55, also of Lynchburg, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after being revived by Coast Guard assist.
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
Lynchburg
Carlton Spence Mickle
Craddock and Terry Co
Elizabeth City
R.louis
Mickle
Coast Guard
Five Year Old Girl Charlene Zahm Missing in Boise
Five year old Charlene Zahm remains missing after wandering from home on Tuesday. Boise police and Boy Scouts conducted a neighborhood search on Wednesday with plans to extend efforts along a highway south of Boise and the Boise River banks. Charlene is the daughter of Mrs Bernard Zahm and, according to Police Chief Gus Arresti, authorities will widen searches.
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Boise, Idaho
Boise
Boy Scouts
Charlene Zahm
Bernard Zahm
Gus Arresti
Boise River
Jury rules in Holt case versus murder charge
A Macon Georgia inquest found Dr Norma Ware Holt died of a medical sleeping pills overdose at her mother's home, with a suicide note. The coroner's jury ruled the death was the passing by own action and not murder in the 1952 case involving her daughter.
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Macon
Norma Ware Holt
Holt
Ford Ware
Norma
Winston- Salem
N.C
State Court Takes Up Tax Case
The North Carolina State Supreme Court considers an advisory ruling on the legality of a tax provision struck by the Senate but reinserted via clerical error. Lt. Gov. Luthor Earnhardt pushes for a quick decision to avoid confusion amid tax fee concerns by county registers of deeds. The tax funded the mapping and survey unit of the Department of Conservation and Development. the House passed the measure with the amendment ignored, and the enrolled bill kept the tax in its text.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
State Senate
Luthor Earnhardt
Hodges
County Registers of Deeds
Senate
State Department of Conservation and Development
House
Hocutt vows fight after ABC board firing in Raleigh
Former ABC official Ronald Hocutt blames Board Chairman William Hunt for dismissal and calls for an investigation of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. Hocutt names Lee Phillips as successor and hints at a statewide campaign as he seeks evidence to counter Hunt’s accusations of dishonesty and incompetence.
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Raleigh
ABC
Ronald Hocutt
William S. Hunt
Hocutt
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
North Carolina
Lee Phillips
ABC Wine and Malt Beverage Diswelow
Hunt
Levinson
Board
Car Runs Over Woman in Rural Texas Incident
A west Texas woman, about 55, died Wednesday after her car ran over her at a rural mailbox in Muleshoe. Police say the transmission slipped into reverse while the car was left running, causing the vehicle to knock her down and run over her twice as it circled.
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Muleshoe
Tex
West Texas
M. D. Gaddy
Pope John Appeals for Peace and Fraternal Unity
Pope John urges nations and leaders to pursue true peace and justice to avert a new world war. He warns that armaments and discord threaten all peoples and calls for harmony, freedom for the church, and genuine unity among nations. The Pope highlights press, cinema, and television responsibilities in seeking truth and peace.
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Peter
N C Woman Found Beaten To Death
A North Carolina woman was found beaten to death after a man calling himself Hoffman claimed he had killed his wife and planned to flee. The search spread to North Carolina as Cumberland County deputies were sent to Hoffman's mother’s home near Cedar Creek south of Fayetteville.
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Hoffman
Alice Daniels
Fayetteville
Chicago
Irene Virginia Edwards
Trans American Terminal
Worrell
Munger
Cicerio
Til
North Carolina
Cumberland County
W. G. Clark
Cedar Creek
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Herbert Hoover
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Herter
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Nicholas J. Chase
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Whiteside
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Public Service Television, Inc
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Channel 10
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Redfearn
James P. Mozingo III
Darlington
Mozingo
Caudle
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Hursey
Marge Pusser
U.S. Justice Department
Truman
North Main Street
Olds
Highland Motors, Inc
High Point, North Carolina
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