Wife Slays 3 Children Then Herself in El Paso Tragedy
In El Paso Texas Mrs Eugene Adams 40 killed her three sleeping children Elizabeth Lorraine 4 Mark 8 and Cathy 12 with a target pistol then took her own life. A note spoke of sorrow and Justice of the Peace Texas Ward said she had faced much sadness including a Korea War death in her past. The bodies were found by her son James Sheppard 18. Foul play ruled out pending full investigation.
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Mexican President Reacts Visibly to Berlin Wall Tour
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos of Mexico toured the Berlin Wall with West Berlin Mayor Heinrich Albertz and looked shocked by barbed wire watch towers and blocked windows. Albertz noted the reaction, saying the wall made a strong impression as Lopez Mateos continued his Europe trip.
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35th Annual Academy Awards Top Films and Performers
In Santa Monica the 35th Academy Awards expected a Lawrence of Arabia sweep and tight races for Best Actress Katherine Hepburn and Bette Davis and Best Actor Greg Peck and Jack Lemmon. More winners to gather at Civic Auditorium than ever before as past winners present statues. The ABC-TV ceremony will be televised to an audience around 2500.
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Pickets Protests Ashore At Crippled NTS Labor Dispute
Nevada Test Site labor strife flares at Mercury gate as 3100 workers strike over pay cuts and travel allowances. District Judge Zenoff to rule on court order to end stoppage while REECO faces unfair labor practices over subsistence pay reductions for white collar workers.
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Anti Castro Demonstration Clashes Near UN Embassy
About 200 anti Castro exiles demonstrated outside the Soviet United Nations legation in New York. They burned a Communist flag and sang the Cuban anthem while 100 police watched. Alpha 66 leaders claimed uncertain future of raids against Castro regime.
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Fighters May Meet Russian Berlin Threat
Western allies debated sending fighter planes through the Berlin air corridor to escort Hughie Green's private plane after Soviet jets cannoned the craft near Berlin. The threat was withdrawn and the confrontation over air links to Berlin ended as Allied commanders warned Moscow that interference would not be tolerated.
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Palms Sunday Draws Crowds to Split Jerusalem
Hundreds of pilgrims from many lands fill the streets and churches of Jerusalem during Palm Sunday marking the start of the holiest week. Visitors include American families from Saudi Arabia and Christian Arabs, with many sleeping in convent courtyards or tents around the old city.
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T-Bird Star Cancels Out Plan to Wed
South Pacific star Joan O'Brien and Harvey Allen halted their marriage plans at the last minute. The couple, tied to be wed by Judge David Zenoff, would have joined their lives as their third for O'Brien and first for Allen. The initial date was April 28 and a new surprise move followed.
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Goldwater urges exile training and airlift for Cuba crisis
Sen. Barry Goldwater proposed U S training of Cuban exiles and an American airlift to support them in Cuba. He floated an OAS sponsored invasion if needed to oust Russians, criticized Kennedy Cuba policy as too frightened, and warned Cuba could dominate the 1964 campaign. He said invasion now is unlikely but other actions could precede it.
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Conflict land deals defended by Councilman Henderson
Councilman Frank Morrell said he bought 1.97 acres from Henderson Land and Development Co. for 2500 dollars though 10 000 dollars is listed as the consideration. He denied any conflict of interest in the city transfer last October and cited revenue stamps on the deed.
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Weather Today Clouds and Wind With Mild Hints of Showers
Weather continues cloudy and windy with a chance of showers. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. High 75 and low 55. Yesterday's high 81 and low 61. Noontime humidity 31 percent. Sunrise at 5 17, sunset at 6 08.
SUN Journalist Wins Nevada Top News Honor
SUN wire editor Jim Stalnaker, a former police and city hall reporter, received the state award for the best news story in Nevada. His linked articles covered a fashion store robbery with threats to the owner and a crane collapse from the Fre mont Hotel. Ruthe Deskin won best local column, with other awards announced by the Nevada press association.
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Las Vegas
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Reno Police Baffled by Butchery in MecCaskie Decapitation Case
Reno police said they were feeling in the dark for new clues in the decapitation murder of Sonja MecCaskie 24, a former Olympic ski star and divorcee. They questioned Jeff Schmidt 31 a Chico State College student who divorced MecCaskie three years ago and cleared him after a lie detector test. Detectives said they rely on pathology lab results and an FBI fingerprint check for progress.
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Chico Calif. State College
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Washington
Woman 51 Injured In Interstate 15 Motorcycle Crash
A 51 year old California woman, Mrs Victoria Quaife of Pomona, was in a coma at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident on Interstate 15 south of the Strip Saturday. She was a passenger when the bike was pulled into a passing car by wind currents. The rider, Howard S Quaife, 57, also of Pomona, sustained only minor injuries. Damage to both vehicles was minor.
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