Elizabeth Barrett Browning Sonnets Tied to Browning
Elizabeth Barrett Browning gave her Sonnets From the Portuguese to Robert Browning after breakfast and asked him to tear them up if he did not approve. Policeman Robert Higgins in Long Island bought alphabet flags for his yard arm on his front lawn mast. Higgins has trained 28 neighborhood youths into the Navy over four years.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Robert Browning
Robert Higgins
U. S. Navy
Long Island
Higgins
Navy
Youth Gets Life Term For Coathanger Slaying
Jon Mattox, a 20 year old Mississippi State University junior, was convicted by an all male jury in Columbus Mississippi of the January 31 strangling death of Gene Cain Tate, and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor. The jury recommended life with no chance of parole. Irwin Tate testified to months of tension and reported watching the defendant around his wife. FBI fiber analysis linked fibers on the victim to Mattox’s shirt.
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Columbus, Miss
Jon Mattox
Gene Cain Tate
Mississippi State University
John D. Greene
Luther Sims
Mississippi Supreme Court
Morse Tees Off On Voting Record
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon contends his voting record is more liberal than Sen. John Kennedy's as they face off in Maryland's presidential primary. Morse criticizes Kennedy on taxes resources farm measures and foreign policy and cites labor policy as a key difference. He notes Kennedy favors a tougher line on Berlin and questions his willingness to fight for working Americans.
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Cumberland, Md
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Senate
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Maryland
Morse
Kennedy
Berlin
Goucher College
Baltimore
Towson
Maxwell B. Taylor
Army
Jury rules food poisoning caused death of former professor
A coroner's jury in Sylva North Carolina ruled that the death of Edward Chandler Cumming 29 a former college professor living at a mountain cabin was an accident due to aspiration of food during convulsions caused by an unknown poison An autopsy attributed to a bacterial poison from food The ruling closes the case and found no foul play
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Sylva
N.C
Mountain Cabin
Edward Chandler Cumming
Patricia
Phillip D. Dewees
Jackson County
Pathology
University of North Carolina
Cumming
Davidson College
Harvard
Paris
Converse College
Spartanburg
S.C
Radcliff College
Mark Rose
McCall's Magazine
Physical dimensions of San Francisco Bay described
The text states San Francisco Bay is a land locked harbor covering 459 square miles. It extends 48 miles in length and varies from four to 13 miles in width. The Golden Gate entrance is 63 fathoms deep.
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San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Virginia Democrats Set Convention to Back Johnson
Virginia Democrats gather in Virginia Beach for a state convention to name delegates supporting Lyndon B. Johnson for the Texas senator at the Los Angeles national convention in July. West Virginia primary results boost Kennedy but Virginia leaders largely back Johnson. locally, Byrd, Robertson, and other party figures weigh Kennedy gains against Johnson's solid backing.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
West Virginia
Johnson
Kennedy
G. Fred Switzer
Harrisonburg
Willis Robertson
D-Va
Sen
Byrd
Gov
Almond
Policeman in Goldsboro Admits Beating Airman During Arrest
J L Harris a Negro policeman in Goldsboro admitted beating a white airman unconsci ous with his nightstick during arrest. Mayor Scott B Berkley ordered the case to Wayne County Court. Airman Joel D Getz 26 Philadelphia stationed at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base was found innocent of drunkenness and a resisting arrest charge was dismissed. Harris suspended from the force.
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Goldsboro
N.C
J. L. Harris
Scott B. Berkley
Mayor's Court
Wayne County Court
Berkley
Joel D. Getz
Getz
Philadelphia
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Harris
Woodrow Bell
Son Charged With Murder Is Committed
Charles Glenn Suttlemyre, 30, son of a former Hickory mayor, is committed to the state mental hospital for 30 days of observation after being charged with the tomahawk slaying of his mother, Mrs. Claire Suttlemyre, at the family home following an argument over a Bible.
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Hickory
N.C
Charles Glenn Lattlemyre
State Mental Hospital
Raleigh
Superior Court
J. Frank Huskins
Suttlemyre
Claire Suttlemyre
Phillip Johnson Suttlemyre
Ike Drops Connole from Federal Power Commission
President Eisenhower removes William R. Connole from the Federal Power Commission saying Connole has become identified with one narrow point of view. He will be replaced by Paul A. Sweeney as the new FPC member. The move follows Dodd’s charges that Connole protected consumers and reflected broader public interest. The Senate panel will hold hearings on both new nominations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
William R. Connole
Federal Power Commission
Connole
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Commission
Dodd
Consumers
FPC
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hussey
Senate Commerce Committee
Donegan
Sweeney
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High Point
Last Ear
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Gen. Taylor
Mexico
Seawell
Pine ST
Byron Haworth
Guilford County
Our County
North Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
J. A. Myatt
Haworth
Deep River
Jamestown
Ike
Paul A. Sweeney
Justice Department
John B. Hussey
Davis Patrol
Jack S. Davis
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
South Main
West Green
Greensboro
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