Gangster Carfano and Beauty Queen Slain in Rear-Car Shooting
Underworld kingpin Anthony Carfano and beauty queen Janice Hansen Drake were gunned down in a rear assault as their car swerved near LaGuardia Field in Queens. Neighbors saw two men flee. no weapon found. Drake was mother to a 13 year old. both victims were linked to prior crimes.
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New York
Anthony
Little Augie Pisano
Carfano
Janice Hansen
Palisades Park
New Jersey
Jackson Heights
Queens
LaGuardia Field
Fire safety noted by Lexington Avenue Baptist Church pastor
The Rev Woodrow W Robbins cites High Point church efforts in fire prevention and drills ahead of Fire Prevention Week October 4 to 11. He urges inspections, a Sunday School drill, and a fire prevention committee to enhance safety across churches in the city.
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High Point
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Robee Neeneeae
Ae Point
Robbins
Eisenhower Khrushchev Open Second Round Talks at Camp David
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev began a second round of cold war talks at Camp David in the Maryland Catoctin Mountains. They focused on Berlin, Germany’s division, disarmament, Laos, and US Soviet cooperation in peaceful atomic energy ventures.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nikita
Khrushchev
Aspen
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Pep
Berlin
Laos
Tales Mountain
White House
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
John A. McCone
U.S. Atomic Energy Commis
Sion
V. A. Emelyanov
Aspen Lodge
Oleg Troyanovsky
Service special recognition at church event
Members of the primary department advancing to juniors will receive Bibles from the church through the Sunday School superintendent. More details continue on page two.
Doctor files divorce suit after nail polish incident
Dr. Samuel S. Golden, 65, hospital medical director, sues for divorce in Denver District Court claiming his wife poured red nail polish over his bald head last week. He tells Judge Harry Sayre he is afraid of her.
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Denver
Colo
Samuel S. Golden
Golden
Harry Sayre
Young capitalists profit from souvenir corn sale
In Coon Rapids Iowa two 13 year old twins Vida and Vicki Peterson sold corn ears during Soviet Premier Khrushchev's visit. They charged 50 cents an ear and sold over 200 ears, turning a tidy $100 profit from corn worth about $2 at market value.
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Coon Rapids
Iowa
Vida
Vicki Peterson
Nikita Khrushchev
Hurricane Gracie Pinned Down Off Cape Canaveral
Hurricane Gracie remained about stationary 12 hours off Cape Canaveral as northeasterly winds from a high pressure system over the Carolinas pinned the storm. Weathermen issued a wait and see advisory while coastal interests from Norfolk to the Carolinas were told to stay in close contact for further updates.
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Miami
Fla
Gracie
Cape Canaveral
Carolinas
Norfolk
Atlantic Coast
The
Weather Bureau
Pipeline Mishap Claims Two Workmen in Yardley
In Yardley Pennsylvania a natural gas pipeline valve blew off blasting a young repairman from a deep pit. The victim at the bottom was 27 year old Jack W. Kleinfelder and another 23 year old, Joseph Cassidy, both residents of Ambler.
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Yardley, Pa
Jack W. Kleinfelder
Joseph Cassidy
Ambler
Sunday Enterprise previews local education and Khrushchev profile
The Guilford County Industrial Education Center at Jamestown enters its second year with an expanded program and rising enrollment. A special Sunday Enterprise feature explains its impact on High Point and the region, along with the community college's role in North Carolina's higher education landscape. Also previewing Khrushchev’s U. S. tour and his personality in a separate enterprise summary.
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Guilford County
Jamestown
High Point
Sunday Enterprise
North Carolina
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Ten Navy flyers rescued after ditching off Columbia River
Ten airmen four officers and six enlisted were rescued by Coast Guard cutter Yocona 110 miles off the Columbia River after a P5M Marlin patrol plane ditched amid weather and fog. The group, in two liferafts, were hauled aboard near Astoria Ore with only exposure and exhaustion reported. The Olym pic Pioneer stood by as rescue operations regrouped and navigation communications continued.
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Columbia River
Coast Guard
Yocona
Astoria
Ore
Olympic Pioneer
Seattle
Assassinated Ceylon Prime Minister Succeeded By Multi-hued Politician
Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike died from an assassin's bullets as Vijayananda Dahanayake, 57, was sworn in as the new premier. The Buddhist monk shooter was shot and detained after the attack in Colombo. Dahanayake pledged to hold Bandaranaike's neutralist policies while taking on defense, foreign affairs, and education roles.
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Ceylon
Colombo
Solomon Bandaranaike
United States
Asia
Vijayananda Dahanayake
Bandaranaike
Dahanayake
Oliver Goonetilleke
Britain
Talduwa Sovarama
G. Pannasekera Thero
Indian Ocean
Defense
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Janice Drake
la Guardia
Augie
By Faye Marks
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Gospel Tabernacle
Baal
Local Alliance Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance
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J. D. Cuthbertson
China
Wissel Lakes
Baliem Valley
New Guinea
Shangri-la
Readers Digest
Nat Nelson
Nelson
Lotus Club
Tony Martin
Drake
94Th Street
24Th Avenue
Queens General Hospital
Brooklyn
Capone
Little Augie
Florida
Manhattan
W. J. Nabors
Ike
Begin
Mountain Cabin
West Berlin
Germany
Gettysburg Press Center
Anne Wheaton
Ispen
Escorts Premier
Hubby
Carolina
Wash
Navy
Whidbey Island
Naval Air Station
James B. Henson
McClosky
Belleville
N.J
Walter E. White Jr
Havertown
Jack Bostick
Hoffman
Aviation Machinists
Clarence R. Hart
San Gabriel Calif
Daniel R. Coleman
Verdale
Minn
C. Billy L. Watson
Chula Vista
Calif
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