Prison Terms Begun By Brink's Bandits
Eight men convicted in the Brink's robbery were sentenced to life terms in Massachusetts state prison. Joseph F. McGinnis received eight concurrent life terms plus related counts, while seven others were sentenced to life for armed robbery with additional terms for breaking and entering and conspiracy. The court denied parole for at least 20 years, and defense and district attorney arguments highlighted community safety concerns.
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Brink
Walpole
Mass
Vincent J. Costa
Tony Pino
Thomas F. Richardson
State Prison
Superor
Felix Forte
Joseph F. McGinnis
House of Correction
McGinnis
Anthony Pino
Pino
Adolph
Jazz) Maffie
Michael V. Geagan
James I. Faherty
Henry D. Baker
Paul T. Smith
Garrett H. Byrne
Massachusetts
Peepholes in a fence invite curiosity about new building
The article notes people watch construction through artificial knots holes in fences. It argues peering provides harmless curiosity and pauses in daily bustle. It then suggests this same pause can help people seek moments of prayer amid busy schedules for spiritual rest.
Trained Bear Kills Man In Libertyville Cage Incident
In Libertyville Illinois a 28 year old animal trainer Paul Lemery was killed by a 500 pound European brown bear named Hans after entering the bear’s cage he trained for TV appearances. His fiancé Shirley Rodriguez 23 fought the bear with a seven foot pole and sugar lures but the bear clung to him until bystander Robert Bellefeuille 26 shot the bear in the head to stop it.
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Libertyville
Ill
Paul Lemery
Hans
Lemery
Shirley Rodriguez
Miss Rodriguez
Robert Bellefuille
UN secrets forge talks on Suez Canal dispute
Dag Hammarskjold arranges private talks with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi at the United Nations to defuse the 11 week Suez Canal crisis. The three met in Hammarskjold’s 38th floor office after a 90 minute session last night. The Security Council’s deliberations recess until tomorrow.
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United Nations, N.Y. (P
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
U.N. Security Council
Suez
Wester & Control
Hatself
Pineau
Security Council
Council
Fawzi
Eisenhower accuses Democrats of twisting facts in campaign
President Eisenhower in Pittsburgh assails Democrats for concealment and distortion of campaign facts while Adlai Stevenson accuses Republicans of distortions in Seattle. Both cite three crucial facts of history and debate halting H bomb tests and atomic policy amid national security talk. Page EIGHT-A.
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THE
Association Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Pittsburgh
Stevenson
Seattle
Trévolt
Asia
Africa
Sanid
Atomic Energy
Alde
Hodge Accused of Lying in Fulbright Clash
Senate hearing on a 1.2 million dollar state fraud saw ex state auditor Hodge deny corruption claims while Sen Fulbright pressed him, with Hintz and Epping declining to answer. Fulbright warned Hintz could be cited for contempt as hearings continued on the case and related prison sentences for the two aides.
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Chicagq
Tlingis
Oene
E. Hodge
Poiverent
D-Ark
Emia
Fulbright
Hodge
Edward A. Hintz
Southmoor Bank
Chicago
Aed A. Epping
Hintz
Epping
Senate Banking and Currency Dc
Refu Fulbright
Senate
McClellan
Dep. Atty
William P. Rogers
Francis Case
R-Sd
Superior Oil Co
California
Case
Rogers
Elmer Patmen
John M. Neff
Senate Committee
Justicement
Fall Festival Days Emphasize Bargains
High Point hosts a three day Fall Festival of bargain prices as members of the High Merchants Association offer cut rate merchandise for home and family items. Merchants began stocking early to secure quality goods for sale at Lower prices during the event. Local department stores Belk Belk J C Penney Harlee s Rosaine Tobias Richardson s plus Center station sponsor the annual sale.
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Tom
High Point
High Merchants Association
Departmentar A
Center Station
Belk-Belk
T. E. Stubbs
J. C. Penney
Allen Tonkin
Harllee’s
Norman Schwartz
Rosaine
Arnold Aronson
Tobias
Clarence Stainback
Richardson's
Rain Speeds Up Small Grain Growth in North Carolina
North Carolina report shows rains last week boosted early small grain growth and improved fall crops and pastures. Wet weather halted seeding of winter grains and slowed harvest and farm work, though overall moisture added value after prior drought.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
New Kiwanis Governor Named in Carolinas District
The Kiwanis International Carolinas governor Gambrell of Hendersonville N C succeeds J Frank in Florence as district convention delegates name Greensboro N C for the next convention Pines N C selected district organizational conference Nov 15.
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Aes. S.C
The
Carolinas
Kiwanis International Gambrell
Henderson- C
J. Frankie Florence
Delewehose
Greensboro
N.C
Im Pines
Democrats Take Commanding Lead In Alaska Election Returns
In Juneau and across Alaska mounting returns show Democrats ahead in six territorial offices and 18 of 35 House seats while Republicans lead five of seven Senate seats. Gains are strongest in Anchorage and Fairbanks districts with decisive swings.
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Juneau
Alaska
House of
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Senate
Report On Tropical Blow Awaited
Miami forecasters and the San Juan Weather Bureau awaited a report from an Air Force plane that flew from Bermuda to investigate a tropical disturbance 2 300 miles southeast of Miami. The storm with winds to 45 mph was centered about 1 200 miles east of Puerto Rico and moving west-northwest.
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Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Air Force
Bermuda
Atlantic
Prank Fatalities Reported At Rice Institute In Houston
Two Rice Institute sophomores Karl Bailey and Cecil Carrol died during a campus prank inside the Campanile smokestack. They were attempting to hang a greased tire as a trophy while two others watched. Bailey suffocated from carbon monoxide. Carrol fell to his death as he went to aid him.
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Houston
Tex
Rice Institute
Karl B. Bailey
Bell
Mechanical Laboratory
Cecil William Carrol
Ernest Montagne
Galveston
James Michalek
Bailey
Carrol
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
McClellan Says Committee Near End Of Lobby Probe
Senator McClellan said the Senate committee is close to completing its lobbying investigation. He cited little cooperation from the Eisenhower administration and no public replies to a questionnaire. He noted hearings may continue briefly as the panel seeks weaknesses to improve lobbying laws.
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McClellan
Gton
Sen
McClell -Ark
Senate
Eisenhower
Self
Arkansas
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Poland
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