Tass Says Lunik III Moon Pictures Being Processed
Tass reports Lunik III has sent Earth the first images of the moon's far side. The pictures, captured Oct 6, are being processed for publication and may reveal cratered terrain similar to the near side. A. A. Mikhaylov notes data will help locate the moon’s center of gravity and study Earth rotation.
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Russians Claim Langelle Caught Paying Red Spy
Soviet sources allege U S Embassy attache Russell Langelle paid a Soviet citizen 20 000 rubles for secret information. Langelle left for home with his wife and three children after being declared unwelcome on spying charges. Soviet journalists say a Soviet version will be published in response to Washington’s charges. The United States dismissed the accusation as groundless.
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Ex Tar Heel Justice L R Varser Dies at 81
L R Varser, 81, former North Carolina Supreme Court justice, died in his sleep at his Lumberton home. Appointed in 1925 by Gov Angus W McLean, he resigned in 1926 to resume private practice. A Gates County native, he studied at Wake Forest College and Wake Forest Law School, graduating in 1901. He moved to Lumberton in 1911 and was senior partner at Barker, McIn.
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L. R. Varser
North Carolina Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Angus W. McLean
Brush Fire Believed Set By Arsonist
A new brush fire in Angeles National Forest is thought to be started by an arsonist. A dark sedan was seen fleeing the scene as two fires burned at high speed and a third quickly followed. Three thousand firefighters battled the blazes while the first fire, started last Tuesday, had already scorched 12 700 acres. Philip Chavez, 27, a Zuni Indian from Zuni New Mexico, died after falling ill Sunday. An earlier death occurred when a man fell and struck his head on a rock.
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Stolen car kills three children at Columbus bus stop
A stolen car slammed into a South Side Columbus school bus stop killing three children. Jerry Bellah, 5, survived with a broken leg. sisters Jane, 7, and brothers Randy, 7, and Raymond, 5 died. The 22-year-old driver was detained at a central police station as angry residents closed in.
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Randy Kline
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Police investigate crash that injures children on S High Street
Witnesses say a car traveling south on U S 23 at high speed skidded onto a sidewalk in front of a grocery where children waited for a school bus. The vehicle continued after hitting the children, exiting near a trailer court. The children's father is Sgt Jerry Bellah stationed at Lockbourne AFB.
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Board Reports To Ike On Steel Strike Failure
President Eisenhower delays court action after a 37 page report from a three member board finds no early path to ending the steel strike. Hagerty says there is no time limit on studying the report and voluntary bargaining may still occur.
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George C. Marshall Lying In State In Washington
Gen. George C. Marshall lies in state at Washington National Cathedral. Simple honors follow with private burial arrangements at Arlington. Marshall, Army chief of staff in World War II and architect of the Marshall Plan, died at Walter Reed after a long illness. survived by his widow Katherine Tupper Marshall.
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Rockefeller Tests Field in Presidential Sweepstakes
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller moves into national arena with a sharp push for public wealth reforms and health cost controls as he travels to Chicago for attention building appearances in a bid to overtake Nixon. The Texas and national Democratic scenes heat as Johnson gains traction with Rayburn and Truman rallying support.
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Flowers Released From Jail After 20 Months
Percy Flowers ex bootleg kingpin is freed from Durham County prison camp after 20 months in state and federal detention. He went from Atlanta federal prison to NC authorities to serve 18 months on assault and liquor law charges while facing a Federal Tax Court case on November 9 amid IRS claims of 209 thousand dollars in taxes penalties and interest for 1943 to 1950.
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Turkey Gains Slightly On Red Poland In UN Ballot
In New York the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly rank Poland and Turkey neck and neck after 26 ballots with Poland at 41 votes and Turkey at 39. The two nations failed to reach a two thirds majority, trading slim gains as the 82 nation body pressed on through the assembly week.
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Gov Brown Refuses Clemency for Cary Chessman
Sacramento bulletin reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown rejects clemency for Cary Chessman who has spent 11 years on death row and faces execution Friday.
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Coburn, 82, Marries 41 Year-Old Widow in Las Vegas
Hollywood reports actor Charles Coburn, age 82, wed Winifred Jean Clements Natzka, 41, in Las Vegas. The bride, from New Zealand, was previously married to opera bass Oscar Natzka and has two sons. The couple, who had known each other seven years, returned home after a quiet ceremony in Justice of the Peace chambers.
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Nev
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New Zealand
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Faggen
Chambers of Justice of the Peace
J. L. Bowler
Ivah Wills
A Kiss for the Bride Chooses Nevada Wedding
Actor Charles Coburn aged 82 and former Mrs Mini fred Jean Clements Natzka aged 41 kiss on returning to Los Angeles after their Las Vegas nuptials. Coburn said beauty and charm improve with age while a photographer notes the couple amid post ceremony coverage.
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Jean Clements Natzka
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Las Vegas
Nev
Tropical Storm Judith Reaches Hurricane Force
Tropical Storm Judith regains hurricane strength in the Atlantic near Bermuda with 80 mph winds. The center was at 11 a.m. EST about 200 miles southwest of Bermuda, moving 45 mph toward a predicted track about 100 miles south of Bermuda, with gale winds expanding outward.
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