Havana braces as Batista crackdown seals off universities
In Havana police sealed off all university assembly areas as crowds of Havana University’s 18,000 students faced disruption after threats of a new anti government demonstration. Police guarding the presidential palace and military posts kept a tense state of alert with sandbags and doubled guards at public buildings while rumors of a revolutionary move circulated.
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Havana
Havana University
Batiste
A -Marv
Batista
Gun Girl Slain by Officer in Toppenish Bus Depot
A 16-year-old girl from Reno was shot dead by Toppenish police officer Richard Stevens after she refused to drop a .22 pistol at the bus depot. Sandra Lingscheit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lingscheit of Estopine, died at the scene. her companion Janis Teel survived with no injuries. Policemen described the encounter as they responded to a runaways pickup from Pasco.
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Wash
Reno
Nev
Sandra Lingscheit
B. M. Lingscheit
Estopia
Washington
Richard Stevens
Sandra
Janis Teel
Stanley Teel
Pasco
Early Philips
Stevens
Franklin County
Leopold Paroled Killer Seeks Quiet Life Abroad
Nathan Leopold, famed for the 1924 Bobby Franks murder, left Joliet Stateville on parole after 33 years. He requested privacy and a modest job as a laboratory technician at a Church of the Brethren hospital in Castaner Puerto Rico, traveling by car with friend Relph Newman to his Oak Park home.
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Leopold
Richard Loco
Joliet
Relpbh
Newman
Newsman
Oak Fork
Chicago
Castener
Puerto Rico
Church of the Brethren Mission
Jail Term Meted for Mouth Wash In Drunk Driving Case
A 65 year old woman was sentenced to 20 days in City Jail and fined 420 dollars by Municipal Judge Martin DeVries on a drunk driving charge. The defendant from Marsh at 601 Obispo Ave was granted a stay of execution of sentence after appeal notice filed by attorney Jack Grisham. She had five prior drunk driving convictions and was convicted by a jury March 6 after testifying she drank only mouth wash before her arrest.
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Martin DeVries
Bythene Audrey. Marsh
Obispo Ave
Jack Grisham
Marsh
Lee Thompson
AF Pledges Help in Hunt for Child in Okinawa
NAHA Okinawa Friday UP The U S Air Force pledged full assistance in locating the six weeks old son of American civilian employee Mr and Mrs Tor Hitt abducted from the family home in Morgan Manor housing area The brig Gen Dale Smyth commander of the 313th Air Division said the intensive all out investigation would continue The baby named Brady Hitt is said to be in good health and the search is continuing The couple declined to give their address fearing worry for the child The alarm was raised when a kidnapper tore a window screen to enter the home The note adds no ransom was given The Queen Mother hail Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret returned home after a tour of Australia and New Zealand The baby’s safety remains a priority for authorities
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Naha
Okinawa
U. S. Air Force
Dale O. Smyth
313Th Air Division
Brady
Mrg
Tor Hitt
D. Hitt
United States
Twe Morgan Manor
London
Elizabeth
Ausbeen
Warnetralla
New Zealand
Hitt
Detroit
Queen Elizabeth Ifarca
Princess Margaret
Anne
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Rayora
America
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WEYL
Nis
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Long Beach
Pacific Coast Hwy
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Los Angeles
Studio City
Rosemead
Inglewood
Pasadena
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I. W. Harper
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Bond GR
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