Boy Sees Violence on TV Terrorizes Neighbors
A 14 year old, sleepless after watching Act of Violence, invaded the Kielma home in Niles, using a steel wrench and two ice picks to assault Clarence Kielma and his son Dennis, while Helen Kielma screamed. Police arrested him after a basement entry. The intruder, whose name was withheld, said he could not sleep and acted on the film’s violence. The Kielmas’ wounds were not believed serious. Elaine Kielma, 19, also joined the struggle. The boy was taken to Andy Home for Children in Chicago after questioning by police.
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Niles
Robert Romey
Clarence Kielma
Kielma
Dennis
Helen
Romey
Yong Kielma
Kielms
Pital
Klelma
Elaine
Tbey
Ranj
Andy Home For Children
Chicago
A. L. Shepherd
Folice Ar
United States
Far East
Ramey
E. Chandler
Bats and Prison Scandals Split Public Interest Across Continents
A chaotic mix of front-page snippets covers Mrs. Ella Wright’s attic bat colony in Tunnelton Indiana and a Kampala prison guard strike with 74 officials jailed. London’s Scarface Parsons mocks guards after fleeing Wormwood Scrubs, while Arkansas public figure Orval Faubus faces domestic tension. Stockholm notes a musical link to Sputnik. Local turmoil and oddball anecdotes race through a sprawling, fragmented report.
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Jinja
Kampala
Uganda
London
Charles
Scarface
Wormwood
Five Flea and Worm Brought Up From Record Depths
New York WA sand flea and worm were brought alive from record depths off the coast of West Africa by Lamont researchers at Columbia University during the International Geophysical Year voyage of the research vessel Vema. The specimens were recovered at depths of 13 200 and 36 200 feet, respectively, offering insight into deep sea life and biology.
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New York WA
Elfi
West Africa
Allolambia University
International Geophysical Mbar
Vema
Columbia
Lamont Geological Observatory
Weather highs and lows across U S cities
The United States Weather Bureau reports today’s high and low temperatures for major cities. Long Beach 69 50, Oklahoma City 77 60, Los Angeles 74 56, Omaha 72 54, Las Vegas 81 59, Phoenix 87 72, Boston 60 48, Pittsburgh 59 62, Portland 64 8, Cleveland 68 47, St Louis 76 47, St Paul 69 45, Des Moines 68 49, Salt Lake 63 35, Detroit 66 43, San Francisco 66 44, Fairbanks 41 20, Seattle 68 48, Miami 83 71, New Orleans 72 67, Washington 60 51, New York 60 55.
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United States Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Okla, City
Los Angeles
Omaha
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicana
Portland
Celler targets FCC pay TV issue over Lee ties
Representative Emanuel Celler of New York called on the Federal Communications Commission to disqualify Commissioner Robert E. Lee from ruling on pay television, after alleging Lee prejudged the matter in Look magazine. Celler spoke on WINS radio as the FCC tentatively approves demonstrations of pay TV for next year, while cautioning it does not endorse the concept.
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Washington
Uni
Emanuel Celler
New York
WINS
Welcome for Long Beach Navy Destroyers in Melbourne
A mob of Australian girls hailed the two Long Beach based destroyers Hamner and Chevalier as they arrived in Melbourne on a seven day port visit. The welcoming party included more than 1 000 officers and men from the four ship division.
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Melbourne
Australia
Hamner
Chevalier
County Board Faces 5 Member At Large Amendment
The recommendation urges a five member at large county board replacing the current three member body. It argues the present setup concentrates power over county workers and allows undue control over decisions on the county manager and civil service.
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County Civil Service Board
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