State Traffic Toll Mounts To 97
United Press reports a fatal traffic crash near Stillwater involving a bicyclist and a sedan. The victim, identified as William Warner, died as a result of injuries from a collision on a rural highway. Involving Mills County and Shawnee area residents, the crash raised regional fatalities and injuries with several others injured.
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Blind housewife identifies burglar in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh area incident reports a blind housewife naming two suspects after a break in. Officers questioned James Lose, a 27 year old cab driver and University of Pittsburgh engineering student, who was detained for grand jury consideration.
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Battle Over Parking Ends in Car Collision
Milton Z. Bobier, a 30 year old salesman from Phaputis, rammed Martha Jean Wilson's car after a dispute over a parking space. Wilson, a 21 year old tourist from Tampa, fled with Gobler and Beck. Damages totaled 295 dollars. no charges filed as officers advised settlement with the county attorney.
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Adm. Byrd Buried At Arlington
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, famed polar explorer and first to fly over both poles, was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. He died Monday night at his Boston home at age 63, with national honors including flags at half staff.
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$600 Check Sent For $6 Traffic Fine
Dallas P Court officials were surprised to receive a cashier's check for 600 dollars in the mail. The attached tickets totaled only 56. Chief Clerk Hugh Jones declined to name the violator, saying the person evidently paid six dollars for a cashier's check and the bank failed to catch the error. An officer will return the check to the bank.
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