Rookie Policeman Calmly Refutes Threat Amid Arrest
Phoenix patrolman Don Ansel with 34 months on force arresting Richard Haupt for drunken driving. Haupt’s brother Bernard, 29, grabbed the officer’s gun, threatened to kill. Deputy Paul Cavicchi arrived, gun reclaimed, both brothers held without charges reported.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Don Ansel
Ansel Ae
Jack Williams
Ansel
Richard Haupt
Bernard
Ricard
Paul Cavicchi
Man Recovers Stolen Car After Chase at Red Light
In Buffalo William Edmunds retrieved his stolen car after spotting it at a red light and confronting the driver detective Donald March intervened. Edmunds regained possession of the vehicle following the confrontation.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William Edmunds
Aro
Donald c. March
Edmunds
Irregular New York Stock Market Meets Downside Bias
The New York stock market showed an irregular session with a downward tilt in moderate trading. Leading issues posted gains or small losses while copper and several industrials moved on varied news, and the Associated Press index hovered near unchanged at noon.
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New York
Wall Street
Yilay
London
Lorillard
Polaroid
Plough Inc
Schering
Rexall
Mérek
Revion
Consolidated Cigar
Magme
Anaconda
Kennecott
International
Associated Press
Television Programs on WFEMY Greensboro Channel 2
The Greensboro WFEMY TV schedule lists Margis at 9 30 and Verdict is Yours at 3 30 followed by Weather at 6 40 and Outdoorsman at 9 00 plus Lets Visit and Devotions Breakfast segments aired on Channel 2 and Channel 9.
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Wfemy-Tv
Greensboro
Margis
Verdict
Brighter Bey
Douglas Jy Ante
Shop By TV
Bob Provence
Circus Bay
WSJS-TV Schedule Brief Details
Listing shows Winston-Salem WSJS-TV with programs Greoche Mars at 8 00, Ernie Ford at 9 30, Rosemary Jane Wyman Mystery Channel at 10 00. Includes channel 12 designation and air times.
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Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Greoche Mars
Ernie Ford
Rosemary
Jane Wyman
Peoples
Hmce
Ernie Mara
Rosemary Clooney
News
Jack Paar
Ae Wyman
Business Front Pages Signal Mixed U.S. Economic Outlook
The piece notes front page and financial page headlines about reserves, credit, unemployment benefits, inflation fears, and public works plans. It says the economy shows downtick signs yet cites regional differences, with hopefuls and mixed political signals from Washington.
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Treasury
Washington
Court Upholds Conviction of District Attorney Langley
The Oregon Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Multnomah County District Attorney William Langley for deliberate failure to prosecute gambling. Langley, 42, was fined and removed from office. the court allowed photographers in court and noted improper action by Langley regarding charity gambling. He plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court amid other pending charges and a large-year investigation.
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Portland
Ore
William Langley
Oregon Supreme Court
Seave Eeneland
Multnomah County
Justice Hall
Lusk
Langley
U.S. Supreme Court
Erwin Seeks New Trade Act to Protect Textile Jobs
W J Erwin of Dan Rivers Mills in Danville Va told the House Ways and Means Committee that the current trade act fails to shield domestic industries. He urged passage of Rep Dorn's bill to raise tariffs and set quotas where American industries face threats, arguing for a reciprocal two way world trade program. He criticized the act's peril point criteria and Cordell Hall concepts, warning of ongoing damage to textiles without reform.
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Washington
W. J. Erbe
Dan Rivers Mills, Inc
Danville
Congress
Erwin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Dorn
D-Sc
Tariff Commission
Cordell Hall
Homemaker Wins Scholarship in North Carolina contest
A Greenville NC teen Martha Pierce from Junius H Rose High School won the 1500 dollar Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow scholarship after a statewide exam of 9651 senior girls from 391 schools. She advances to national competition with 47 other state winners and DC for a 5000 dollar all America prize in New York on April 17. Runnerup Sara Corpening of Freedman High School Le Noir earns 500 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Greenville
N.C
North Carolina
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Martha Pierce
Junius H. Rose
Miss Pierce
District of Columbia
New York
Sara Corpening
Lenoir
Freedman High School
Bulganin Urges West to Delay Defense Upgrades
Bulganin writes to Macmillan attacking US and NATO missile plans and urging Allies not to modernize defenses while awaiting Soviet summit promises. He accuses the West of stalling a summit by demanding talks on issues the Kremlin deems unacceptable. Eisenhower is cited as proposing, Macmillan backing, while the Kremlin rejects discussing political freedom in satellites and UN veto limits.
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Bulganin
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Kremlin
East Europe
U.N. Security Council
Vertical Takeoff Craft Tested Near San Francisco
Hiller Helicopters reported progress on a vertical takeoff craft that could carry 35 to 40 passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles in about 48 minutes. President Stanley Hiller Jr. said tilt wings would enable speeds above 400 mph in horizontal flight. The company also is testing a device to create a controlled whirlwind to aid liftoff by sucking air downward.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hiller Helicopters
Stanley Hiller Jr
Hiller
Fire kills 24 in New York textile building blaze
A furnace blast in a third floor textile factory started a fire that killed 24 people and injured several others. Firefighters faced intense heat and smoke for hours before reaching the fourth floor where many victims lay. Monarch Co foreman Abraham Becker died after repeatedly returning to rescue others.
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Abraham J. Becker
Hicksville
N.Y
Monarch Co
Moon mountains reach up to fifty thousand feet
Scientists estimate lunar elevations with peaks ranging from 40 000 to 50 000 feet based on early measurements. The finding highlights dramatic topography on the moon and raises questions about crustal processes and ancient impacts.
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Moon
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