Nude body mystery puzzles Pittsburgh law officers
FBI investigators worked on the case of a dead woman found nude except for stockings in a hermetically sealed box stored five years in a Tri State Moving Co warehouse. The box, moved by John J ONeil, contained a 1954 newspaper, a coat of pajamas marked with "Poacher," and other clothing. The coroner’s autopsy cited a subdural hemorrhage from a skull fracture. The victim, identified as a blonde aged 35 to 40, has not been named. ONeil is believed to have relocated from East Liberty to Ohio.
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Gambling executive loses big in Las Vegas tale
A Las Vegas casino executive reportedly lost about 400 000 dollars at the Strip tables and 100 000 of the casino’s money over the weekend while allegedly moving a package for the casino. The item also notes election betting odds, celebrity sightings, and local gossip about nightlife.
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Carson City Chamber appoints Dill as manager
New Bop Dill, former Holiday Hotel public relations chief in Reno, becomes manager of the Carson City Chamber of Commerce. William Woerner cites a campus wide membership drive and proposals guiding future projects as Dill leads the chamber toward its planned professional operation. Dill is a longtime Nevadan with a background in archery promotion and journalism. His wife Geraldine Balzar Dill hails from Reno, with family ties to former Nevada Governor Fred Balzar.
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Nixon Seeks National Unity Behind Cuba Stand
Nixon endorsed Kennedy's hard line on Cuba and rejected a Soviet offer to dismantle Cuban missiles if Turkey bases were surrendered. He warned abandoning Turkey would abandon NATO’s anchor and risk war, calling Khrushchev cautious yet dangerous and urging Americans to support the President and avoid panic.
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Billy Budd Stars Arrive for U.S. Premiere
Peter Ustinov Terence Stamp Robert Ryan and Melvyn Douglas arrive in New York for the Billy Budd invitational American premiere at Cinema and Cinema 2 theatres next Monday. The film, based on Herman Melville, opens there and at the Palace in Washington on November 1.
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