Trailer Murder Trial Recessed Until Saturday
In Holbrook Arizona on February 12 Carl J. Folk 60 faces charges of torturing and killing Betty Faye Allen 22 in her trailer on December 1 1961 The defense says Folk denied the killing while acknowledging attempted robbery He described finding the couple and later abandoning the theft as a court recess paused testimony until Saturday.
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Folk
Clovis
N.M
Allen
Here
Wattsburg
Falk
Boy Trapped 18 Hours in Abandoned Icebox Is Rescued
In Toledo Ohio a 6 year old boy James Edward Brice crawled into an old icebox and shut the door. The box leaked and doors did not seal, letting in air. He was found yesterday by a neighbor after spending 18 hours inside cold and hungry but alive.
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Toledo
Ohio
James Edward Brice
Mailman Fired For Social Calls Along Route
WATERTOWN NY postal worker was dismissed for loitering on the route and delaying deliveries. The carrier said he stopped to chat with residents during rounds, prompting officials to remove him from service.
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Watertown
N. Y
Post Office
Well Of Facts About Lincoln Not Drying Up
Chicago scholars debate whether the Lincoln theme has been exhausted as the Civil War Round Table plans a meeting to discuss ongoing research. Members say Civil War records in the National Archives may reveal new material and mysteries about War Department conduct.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
National Archives
Washington
Elmer Gertz
War Department
E. B. Long
Round Table
Lincoln
Ralph G. Newman
Springfield Honors Lincoln Memory on Civil War Death Anniversary
Springfield Illinois marks the 145th anniversary of Lincoln's death with ceremonies at Oak Ridge cemetery and Emancipator's tomb. The events feature Lincoln's residence in the Brown Frame House and the New Salem state park village recalling his youth.
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Mecca
Lincoln
New Salem State Park
Latins Try To Halt U S Coffee Boycott
Washington report says the Inter American Economic and Social Council voted 15 to 1 to spread a resolution condemning any coffee boycott campaign in the United States. The sole dissent came from the United States. The council is part of the Organization of American States and includes Latin American coffee producing nations.
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Washington
Inter- American Economic and Social Council
United States
Organization of American States
Reporter Kidnapped After Return Home Near Nashville
Nashville journalist Bill Woolsey was robbed and bound with tape in a parking lot behind the Nashville Printing Corp. He escaped within minutes and alerted police who arrested Perry William Moore and Joe Sicurella on highway robbery charges. Moore claimed Kilby Prison escape in 1953.
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Nashville
Tenn
Here
Bill Woolsey
Perry William Moore
Joe Sicurella
Moore
Kilby
Alabama
Earl Phillips
Oliver Earl Moore
Nashville Printing Corp
Woolsey
Nashville Tennessean
Trucker Loses Legs In Cement Mixer Accident
Warren J. Murray a 25 year old Alhambra resident remained in critical condition after a fall into a cement mixer at a construction site. He became caught as the mixer blades severed his legs and fire crews freed him with torches at Santa Monica Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Warren J. Murray
Alhambra
Ama
Santa Monica Hospital
John L. Lewis Turns 74 in Washington
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers is 74 today. Neither he nor the union plans any formal observance.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
United Mine Workers
Japs Drop Honor System for Public Telephones
Tokyo reports Japan will require coin deposits at public telephones after the system failed. Patrons complain 85 percent of calls ran on the cuff with poor service and lost connections. The old honor boxes yielded IOUs and debris, prompting the switch to coin boxes.
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Tokyo
Japan
Asia
United States
Tempers Flare as Japanese Discuss Financial Scandals
In Tokyo a parliamentary committee clash over charges in Japanese financial circles saw Liberal Koichi Tabuchi and Progressive Shiro Nakano trade insults. Tabuchi attacked Nakano and was restrained as guards intervened, ending the session amid rising tempers.
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Tokyo
Koichi Tabuchi
Shiro Nakano
Tabuchi
Nakano
Jury acquits cop in assault case in Chicago
A Municipal Court jury acquitted George E. Kuhter, 28, of assault and false imprisonment in the Humboldt Park incident. Judge John T. Dempsey testified that Kuhter and Donald E. Cummings, 27, allegedly roughed him while he walked his dog. Cummings awaits trial on accessory charges.
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Chicago
Cos
John T. Dempsey
George E. Kuhter
Donald E. Cummings
Dempsey
Humboldt Park
Kuhter
Police Capture Escaped Con In Baltimore Bowling Alley
Baltimore officers captured Otis-23, an escapee from Maryland Penitentiary who broke out Wednesday with other inmates in a mattress truck. The arrest followed a struggle on the bowling alley stairs after officers entered the Glenview Bowling Center seeking the escapees.
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Baltimore
Rawlings
James Buckle
Otis
Maryland
Jackie Cooper Files for Divorce from Second Wife
Lawyer says Jackie Cooper seeks divorce on mental cruelty grounds. The couple wed March 28, 1950, separated December 8, 1951, and have no children.
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Jackie Cooper
Voce
Waybright
Coopers
Governor cool to veteran loan rush plans
The governor doubts strong demand for a state backed bond plan to finance farm and home loans for war veterans. The Legion may push a bill to back bonds with state credit if not funded privately. Bid dates are set for March 1 but officials fear no bids will be offered.
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Legion
Murray
Tot Insists Bowl Belongs On Floor
The article describes J Fehr of Salt Lake City applying a harsh sequence of paddling and bowl replacements after his 20 month old son Rus sell spilled cereal. Fehr claims his approach reflects his child psychology beliefs though it shows repeated discipline actions.
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J Fehr
Russell
Fehr
Life Story Ends in Eureka After Fan Fainting Incident
Fragmentary text reports a life story told in Eureka California ended abruptly as a fan listening to the tale collapsed and died. Details are incomplete and unclear in the surviving copy.
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Eureka
Calif
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