14 Year Old Boy Surrenders After Fatal Home Shooting
A frightened 14 year old walked from a Brecksville woods signaling police with a flashlight and surrendered eight hours after shooting his father Joseph J. 42. He fled in a station wagon, crashed it, left a written confession, and later told police he killed because his father had tried to stab him. The suspect signed I guilty but insane.
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Robert Zavalnak
Cleveland
Joseph
Clarence Dragi
Brecksville
Walter Senkbeil
Joseph J
Walter Zimlich
Robert
Frances Zavaliak
Nancy
Stephen Patters
Michelle
Albert A. Woldman
Woldman
Adrian
Mich
Dialing God Right: Choosing Clear Words and Deeds
A devotional urging precise speech and actions to align with morals and faith. The author likens correct dialing to proper prayer, stressing careful word choice and deeds to connect with God and follow His will.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
God
North Carolina Wildlife Federation Holds State Convention
Wildlife club representatives from across the state gather at the Sheraton Hotel for the 12th annual North Carolina Wildlife Federation convention. Key speakers include Noel Houston and Clyde Patton with sessions on licensing changes and game regulations. expected adjournment by noon tomorrow.
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Wildlife Clubs
Sheraton
The
North Carolina Wildlife Federation
Wildlife Club
Noel Houston
Chapel Hill
Wildlife Resources Commission
Clyde Patton
Raleigh
Houston
Patton
Federation
North Carolina
Ralph Daniels
Durham
E. B. [Hampton
Winston-Salem
Turner W. Battle
Rocky Mount
Macy Hoyle
Smithsfield
J. W. Morphis Jr
Lexington
Helen K. Johnson
Raay
Barrer
Greensboro Daily News
Wildlife Group
Dulles Calls Suez Settlement Need Peaceful Multinational Setup
Secretary of State Dulles told the U N Security Council that Suez cannot be governed by a single nation and urged a system to prevent canal use as a national policy. He backed a British French plan for international control and called Egypt’s proposal constructive but insufficient.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dulles
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
U. N
London
Council
Soviet Union
Stevenson Attacks Parks Policy in Western Swing
Adlai E. Stevenson denounces the Eisenhower administration for scrapping a bi partisan tradition of park and forest conservation. He credits the GOP regime with allowing public lands to be invaded by private interests during a Montana speech on a four day western tour. He also outlines a proposal for federal aid loans and grants to support a privately administered voluntary hospital and medical care system open to all.
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Great Falls
Mont
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Gore Field
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Libertyville
Ill
Stevenson
White House
Artist Shoots Two Bank Employees In Forgery Plot
New York police identify the suspect as Richard Lee Henthorne a 26 year old commercial artist with a Pelham New York studio warehouse housing about 200000 in stolen fur coats jewelry and cameras. He used the alias Joseph Tarallo when overpowered after attempting to cash a 7000 check at the Industrial Bank of Commerce on 42nd Street in Manhattan.
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New York
Pelham
N.Y
Richard Lee Henthorne
Henthorne
Westchester County
Joseph Tarallo
Manhattan
Industrial Bank of Commerce
42Nd Street
Tarallo
Reuther Calls Labor Political Giving Peanuts in Contrast
Walter Reuther the UAW president told a Senate Elections subcommittee that labor political contributions are small compared with corporate gifts. He cited figures through September 30 showing UAW locals contributed 145,152.17 out of 194,070.97 from unions, while the rest stayed with locals or went to councils.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Senate
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Senate Elections Subcommittee
UAW
AFL Cio Committee On
Sen
Curtis
R-Neb
Hodge Returns To Testify For Senators
Orville E. Hodge testifies before a U S Senate committee investigating a 1.5 million dollar public funds theft. He admits sole blame for fraudulent state checks and faces a 12 to 15 year prison sentence amid Democratic chaired Banking and Currency subcommittee questioning.
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Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
U. S. Senate
Hodge
Banking
Five-Year-Old Blind After Cancer Eye Removal
Five-year-old Johnny Pair, treated at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, has lost sight in his right eye after a 30 minute operation to remove a cancerous eye. The left eye was removed two years ago to curb the malignancy, doctors report the cure chances now reasonably good. The procedure ended a month long dispute between the boy’s divorced parents over whether to proceed.
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Atlanta
Johnny
Grady Hospital
Bessie Pair
Fire Destroys Government Cotton Warehouses at Gainesville
A blaze in Gainesville Texas destroyed 7 500 bales of government owned cotton valued at about 1 125 000 dollars across two warehouses. One residence was damaged and a gasoline storage area was briefly threatened. Firemen regained control before daybreak but the smoldering loot may last days.
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Gainesville
Tex
Carl Seals
Agriculture Enterprises of
Dallas
Eisenhower Flies to Pittsburgh for Campaign Talk
President Eisenhower heads to Pittsburgh for a 9 to 9:30 pm EDT campaign address at Hunt Armory to rebut opposition misstatements. Press secretary Hagerty notes private polls favoring Republicans, while Adlai Stevenson figures in questions. He meets Sen. Duff at the Penn Sheraton before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Hunt Armory
NBC
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Penn Sheraton Hotel
Sen
James Duff
New Date Set For Police Chief's Hearing
Smithfield North Carolina July date postponed again in the preliminary hearing on the charge of attempted rape against Micro Police Chief Paul Medlin. Magistrate E C Jones ordered the second postponement because Medlin's lawyer William Wellons was ill with flu.
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Smithfield
N.C
Micro
Paul Medlin
E. C. Jones
William Wellons
Medlin
Jones
Wellson
Brink's Case Cost Estimated
The Boston Globe estimates the Brink's robbery investigation cost five million dollars though an exact total is not known. It cites FBI salaries and expenses near 2.5 million and state and local government costs around two million, plus 150000 for the nine week trial.
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Boston Globe
Globe
Five Mile
FBI
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