Quizzing Of Senators Eyed In Baker Probe
Two Republican senators urge Senate Rules Committee to question any senators or top aides tied to the Bobby Baker investigation. Sen. Williams says senators may be touched and Sen. Scott insists witnesses with information should be called. Scott accuses Democrats of double standards amid Baker case.
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Ex-convict Santana Returned to Folsom Under Parole Revocation
Louis V. Santana, who attempted a prison break at Folsom last month, had parole revoked by the district attorney and was sent back to California's maximum security prison. Santana expressed delight and said he is trying to escape from a woman.
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Two Are Killed In State Traffic Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports two fatal crashes in Oklahoma raise the weekend toll to 68 for the year. Howard T. Corbett 26 of Tulsa dies from injuries after stopping to assist a motorist at a Tulsa street intersection. Gary Burlin Guinn 18 of Tecumseh perishes when his car strikes a guard post on Oklahoma 9 eight miles west of Tecumseh. he was ejected from the vehicle.
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Oswald Widow Marina Sails to Washington on Secret Flight
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, boarded Braniff Flight 110 at Love Field in a staged departure. Secret Service agents escorted her, her two year old daughter June Lee, adviser Jim Martin, and lawyer John Thorne to Washington to testify before the presidential commission. Police kept detectives on duty at a Dallas home sheltering the party amid cloak and dagger arrangements.
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Chinese leaders plan trips to Burma Pakistan and Ceylon
Chinese Premier Chou En lai and Foreign Minister Chen Yi will visit Burma Pakistan and Ceylon according to a New China News Agency dispatch. Dates of the visits were not specified in the report.
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Falcon proves it's America's toughest compact in Monte Carlo Rallye
Falcon entered two classes in Europe's 2700 mile winter ordeal won them both and finished 2nd overall from 299 cars. In Alpine sections it led four times tied once and dominated the final Monte Carlo test with multiple top finishes. Falcon's durability roadability and maneuverability highlighted Ford's open competition program.
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Arabian Nights Across Puzzle Clues
Crossword style clue list about Aladdins Sinbad Giver Adams rest. includes names like Lewis Carroll heroine and Indian and Greek terms. Down and across entries cover topics from archaisms to organs, with clues for rulers, languages, and numbers.
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Ex-convict seeks education returns to San Quentin
SAN QUENTIN Calif The ex convict Manuel De Los Santos who served a burglary term and finished 18 months behind bars was back in San Quentin at his own request. Convicted of receiving stolen goods he told a Fresno court he wanted to return to San Quentin for greater educational opportunities.
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Groundhogs Predict Six More Weeks of Winter in Pennsylvania
Two groundhogs in Pennsylvania saw their shadows and retreated signaling six more weeks of winter. In Quarryville Gov. Herr reported a 7 09 a m sighting by a patrol. in Punxsutawney Sam Light said Gobbler s Knob ground hog emerged at 7 29 a m and retreated. Both groups claim their animal is the authentic forecaster.
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Opera audition winners chosen in Kansas City district
Four district winners were selected in the Metropolitan Opera auditions on Sunday. Cheri Ann Schear from St. Louis is a colorature soprano, Sharon Tebbenkamp of Salisbury Missouri is a mezzo soprano, Janice Lorraine Stinson from Wichita is a soprano, and Ronald Hughley of Kansas City is a baritone. They advance to the regional auditions in Tulsa on February 21 where the winner moves to the national semifinals in New York.
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