Berserk Youth Firefight Ends With Siblings Tragedy
A Virginia youth identified as William Niemi Sr. shot and killed his four year old sister Mary and wounded his mother seriously before injuring his father and sister Marilyn during a violent outburst at home. Police reports say the 8-year-old, drinking earlier, used a pistol then a shotgun after officers arrived. Niemi was held without charge.
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Virginia
Mina
Tataly
Ernest Johnson
William Niemi Sr
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Johnson
Niemi
Miemi
Marilyn
Mavitlyn
William
Dutch Airliner Down In Ocean
A Lockheed Super-Constellation with 59 passengers and 9 crew crashed into 600 feet of water off Biak Island near Western New Guinea. Twelve survivors reported, including two full families. six of eight families aboard were unaccounted for, with among the missing 17 persons including 12 Dutch and 3 Britons.
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Northwest New Guinea
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Biak Island
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Amsterdam
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Karachi
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New Guinea
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Cleveland Youth Drowns In River
A 17 year old Cleveland youth, Charles Alten, drowned after stepping into a deep hole in the Arkansas River near Cleveland. He could not swim and was with his younger brother and another man when the accident occurred. His body was recovered three hours later one mile east of here. He was the son of Mrs Beulah Allen.
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Cleveland, Oka
Ida Grove man files for Iowa commerce post
Hughes, 35, Ida Grove, announces a campaign for a seat on the Iowa Commerce Commission. He filed nomination papers for the Democratic party, with primaries Monday. The election runs until next June.
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Ida Grove
Towa
UPJ
Harold Hughes
Towa Commerce Commission
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Ten Years Ago in Cameron Daily News Highlights
Ten years ago the city debated an ordinance against rash burning and council reviewed D Avenue pay project dates. Lloyd Bickerstall appointed drivers license examiner. Preston Johnson won a swimming meet prize. summer park recreation programs expanded. Fore Sill's bakers praised. county fair board planned a free fair this fall. Mayor Jones urged a county rally on courthouse proposals. Fourth and largest American Legion convention and sixth district banquet noted. County commissioner W. McCabe to attend state commissioner convention. Free typhoid and diphtheria serums to be given locally. County obtained a second tractor powered road maintainer. Sam Morley supported McNary Haugen bill in a speech on courthouse lawn. Cameron begins college work. Louise Griffith won an essay contest for the Oklahoma Cattan Growers association.
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Preston Johnson
Summer Park
Fore Sill
Apo County
Dick Jones
American Legion and Auxiliary
W. McCabe
Fletcher County
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Oklahoma Colton Growers Association
Courthouse Lawn
Cameron
Louise Griffith
Indiahoms
Oklahoma Cattan Growers Association
Ardmore City Manager Fired After Dispute With Commissioner
Ardmore city officials ousted City Manager Emmett Brown, in office since December 19, amid a dispute with a commissioner over police department control. Two other commissioners opposed the move. Mayor George Selvider among dissenters. Brown anticipated firing and noted two job offers from local real estate firms. Meanwhile rain in Madison tripped a vault alarm due to wet wiring at the Wisconsin treasurer’s office.
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Emmett Brown
Ardmore
Brown
George Selvider
Will Wallace
Water Department
Audmore
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Treasury
Helene Blied
Treasurer's Office
Khrushchev and Novotny Czech Visit Boost Moscow Ties
Moscow reports Khrushchev and Antonin Novotny signed a communique after their Czech tour. Officials say Soviet media gave front page treatment praising the visit and Khrushchev's leadership as they plan further talks with Afghan ruler Zahir Shah and a West German trade delegation arrives this weekend.
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UPI
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Nikolai Bulganin
Czychoslow
Khrushchev
Axhrushchev
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Moscow Radin
Antonin Novotny
Ceechaslovakin
Mohammed Zahir
Afghanistan
Abut
Would-Be Actor Faces Trunk Murder Charge
Edward J. Palakowski, 26, was charged with homicide in the trunk murder of loan shark James F. Malloy, 53. Investigators say Palakowski admitted accidentally firing during a confrontation over a loan of 140 dollars with 28 dollars weekly interest after Malloy forced him to repay. Malloy's body was found stuffed in a trunk, with three bullet wounds and taped features. Police recovered Malloy’s ring, wristwatch, and a .22 rifle, plus two $50 bills at Palakowski’s West 6th Street apartment and traced the trunk’s movements to a shipping office. Malloy had recently arrived from Philadelphia and stayed in a Central Park West rooming house. Palakowski faced questions over an alibi and a date with a Queens woman on the night of the killing.
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Edward J. Palakowski
Manhattan
West 30Th St
Palakowski
James F. Malloy
Malloy
New York
West 6Th Street
Polakowski
Railway Express
de Jose Padre
Hollywood
Sehne
Padre
5Th Avenue
Patricia Cunningham
Queens
Miss
Saved by a hare CMICAGE babies revived
A group of five baby rabbits were rescued and revived by Mrs. George Lester after being washed from a hooded hutch over the weekend. She nursed them with two dollar baby bottles.
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George Lester
Coolers Make Cops Hot Under Collar in Phoenix
Police say air cooling in patrol cars blocks sirens and radios, leaving officers and emergency crews unable to hear calls. Citizens fail to heed alarms as vehicle windows roll up and climate control hums. Fire and ambulance responders report the same problem across the city.
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Phoenix
Stella Sally Seeks Divorce After 50th Anniversary Row
Mrs Stella Sally cited her 50th wedding anniversary last April and filed for divorce on grounds her husband Cly made her nervous and impaired her health. Mr Sawyer said her husband struck her, threatened to take her life and used profane language.
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