Russians Patrol of East Berlin Pulled Out
British officials confirmed a Russian soldier fled to West Berlin seeking asylum after appearing at the border with East German guards. Western diplomats speculated he or others may have crossed to escape East German camps.
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$150000 Will Locks Out Wife Amid Contest
Chester Arnold, heir to Mrs. Julia B. Pike who died Dec 4, contests her $150000 estate plan claiming her mind was unsound when the will barred his wife from living in the house. He seeks to overturn the provision demanding he reside on the property and exclude his wife.
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Renowned archaeologist Dr David M Robinson dies at 77
Oxford Mississippi tribute to Johns Hopkins emeritus Greek archaeology and epigraphy professor who taught at Mississippi after leaving Hopkins in 1947. A Yale prodigy who entered university at 14 led major excavations including the buried city of Olynthus in Greece begun 1928. He authored over 30 books and many articles.
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Door Kills Man at California sugar refinery
Raymond Sarrillo a 63 year old Southern Pacific employee died when a steel door broke from its hinges and fell on him at the California and Hawaiian Sugar Refinery in Crockett California on Thursday authorities said the incident is under investigation.
Rokossovsky Relieved From Transcaucasian Command
The Soviet government says Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, 60, Polish born, is removed from the Transcaucasian military post and returns to deputy defense minister duties in Moscow. East West Syria Turkey crisis viewed as resolved. Malinovsky becomes defense minister. Rokossovsky previously led Soviet forces near Turkey and Syria since Oct 23.
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Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
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Soviet Union
Bus Peace Talks Continue In Los Angeles Strike
Negotiations in the month long Los Angeles bus strike recessed at a downtown hotel and will resume at 10 am. Federal mediator Harry Malcom gave no indication that Metropolitan Coach Lines and the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen were closer to a settlement.
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Eight Injured as Surrey 7 Topples in Disneyland Incident
Eight people sustained minor injuries Thursday when ponies pulling a Surrey bolted in Disneyland's Main Street, tipping the vehicle. Driver Billy Hammond of Burbank halted the ponies, with injuries including Edna B. Ure and Doris J. Plaster among others from Chula Vista, Tijuana, Colusa, and nearby areas.
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Noted Engineer Hurt in New York City Auto Crash
Internationally known consulting engineer sustained injuries when his car struck him at a crosswalk Monday. He was reported recovering Thursday in New York.
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Gle Singstad
Fire destroys home in Okeechobee blaze kills father and four children
In Okeechobee Florida a fire of unknown cause destroyed a two story frame house killing J W Shoffner about 30 and his five year old daughter Mary four year old Randy two year old Jerry and six month old Gary. The mother was away and two other children were visiting relatives in South Carolina. Firemen discovered the bodies after reducing ruins and a coroner's jury was convened. Shoffner worked as an electrician for Baker Electric Co of West Palm Beach.
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Pastor of Famed Church to Retire After 35 Years
New York The Reverend J Hee Randolph Ray rector of the Little Church Around the Corner announced plans to retire as the Episcopal Church's mandatory retirement age of 72 approaches onJune 1.
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Man Hit by Car Thrown 34 Feet While Chasing Bus
A 76-year-old man, Samwel F. Davis, was critically injured when struck by a car and hurled about 34 feet while attempting to catch a city bus near Orizaga Avenue and Ith Street. He suffers a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. Dentist Dr. Joseph Lund helped clear the airway after pulling a denture from his throat. The driver, Barbara E. Schneider, 22, said Davis ran diagonally across the street. she was not cited.
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Stockton
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Baby's Mother Appears in Court on Assault
Patricia Walker, 23, appeared in Long Beach court on assault and battery charges connected to an alleged attack on a neighbor. The case involved custody actions for her 13 month old child, Scott Lester Kennedy, and a continued hearing date was set with the child returned to foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kennedy.
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