Husband Draws Life Sentence In Acid Murder
Dr Gera de Kaplany, an ex Hungarian freedom fighter, was sentenced to life in California for the acid bath murder of his bride Hanna de Kaplany, after pleading guilty and a sanity trial found him sane. He was sent to Vacaville for psychiatric evaluation.
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Adult Evening Classes Set at Las Vegas High School
Raymond L. Sturm announces two evening adult education courses at Las Vegas High School starting March 25 and ending May 27. Courses run Mondays 7 to 10 p.m. in Room 112F with fees 18 dollars, featuring topics like plan reading, specifications, and construction methods.
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Khrushchev Undecided on Peking Visit Amid Trip South
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev traveled south of Moscow, with diplomats unsure if he would visit Peking to mend ties with China. Tass reported his Kursk arrival after Tula, where he inspected a synthetic fibre plant and urged higher output, with a possible stop at Gagra for a working vacation.
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Arbitration Talks Underway in Southern Pacific Rail Dispute
Negotiators from the Railway Clerks Union and Southern Pacific agreed to arbitrate but dispute the exact issues. Federal Mediator Frank O Neill cautioned that agreement to arbitrate does not ensure final settlement. The White House says the union accepted Kennedy's call for arbitration though internal leaders show discord. A walkout could idle 50,000 SP workers across seven western states.
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Learner-Driver Fails to Borrow Car for Test in England
Miss Margaret Hunter, famed as Britain's most famous learner driver, could not take a scheduled driving test because no one would lend her a car. A dealer canceled a sale after saying she had no insurance, following a history of erratic driving, prior fines, and a total loss from a practice run that damaged a truck.
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Nixon and family visit Eisenhowers in California
Former Vice President Richard Nixon his wife Pat and two daughters visited former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower in Palm Desert California over the weekend. It was not disclosed whether discussions on political and international issues would take place or if the visit would stay social.
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California Educators Narrow Textbook Dispute With AG Opinion
California's education leaders move to seek an attorney general opinion to ease distribution rules and allow more than one basic text per course. Governor Rafferty backs a bill by Gordon Winton while the State Board opposes it, and junior colleges were briefly drawn into the dispute.
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