Blonde socialite returns from jungle with 12 foot snake tale
Stella Reeves lands in New York from Brazil with a 12 foot boa constrictor named Adam and a hairless hunting dog. She claims 34 jungle days and a jaguar kill after spear hunting in northwest Brazil, then hosts a wild news conference at the Algonquin Hotel.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pretty Stella
Bissy) Reeves
Floyd Reeves
Brazil
Conda
Miss Reeves
Adam
House Solons Brace For Rights Fight
Washington AP Southern House members prepare for a bid to end the Senate action on a major civil rights bill provision. Supporters say they can block the move with a panel vote likely Monday as the House and Senate recess. The section would make federal interference with school integration orders a crime and faced opposition from labor groups over injunctions. Johnson lashed at extremists and predicted Senate passage of a moderate bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Americans Cancer Adoption Plans
A childless South Carolina couple will not adopt an Englishwoman’s unborn baby after a visa for Yvonne Moore of Luton was withdrawn. Mrs. Prescott said publicity concerns led to calling off the plan. Moore and her husband said they chose to give up their first baby due to age.
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Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Wilbur Prescott
North Charleston
U.S
Yvonne Moore
Luton
England
United States
Prescotts
Prescott
Ex Columbus Policeman Pleads Guilty in Theft Case
Former Columbus policeman Raymond E. McKnight age 34 pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to a petit larceny charge. He was off duty for 19 months after a motorcycle accident and faced sentencing after a physician's report on the value of a garbage disposal and sink at 54 dollars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Raymond E. McKnight
Common Pleas
McKnight
Buckeye Co Captain Becomes Dad Of Girl
Ohio State basketball co captain Joe Roberts becomes a new father as his wife gives birth to a 7 pound 10 ounce girl at St Ann's Hospital. The couple's first child arrives while he travels to the NCAA Mid East Regional in Louisville.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joe Roberts
Ohio State University
St. Ann’s Hospital
Joe
Louisville
Death of Mrs Alice B Wyskiver 75 in Logan
Mrs. Alice B. Wyskiver 75 of 150 S Orchard St Logan died 7 15 p m yesterday at Hocking Valley Nursing Home after one week there She was a Nelsonville native daughter of Daniel and Margaret Bateman lived in Hocking County most of her life and later in Logan A former Singer Sewing Machine Co secretary and long time Hocking County Welfare Department employee She was a member of Logan Methodist Church Surviving husband Luther and nieces and nephews Funeral services tentatively set for Monday at Leonard Funeral Home Rev J Carl Plummer officiating Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after noon Sunday
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Alice B. Wyskiver
S. Orchard St
Hocking Valley Nursing Home
Nelsonville
Daniel and
Margaret Auflick Bateman
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hocking County
Betty Lanza Dies Quietly Widow of Mario Lanza
Betty Lanza, widow of singer Mario Lanza, was found dead in her Beverly Hills mansion. Police rule out foul play. autopsy pending while doctors cite a respiratory illness. her brother cites a broken heart after Lanza's death in Rome last October at age 38.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mario Lanza
Hollywood
Betty Lanza
Bert Hicks
Mario
Rome
Ohio Draft Call For April At 586 Youths
The Ohio Selective Service Board issued an induction call for 586 men in April. The youngest registrant eligible must be 22 by April 1. Induction by county includes Pickaway 3, Ross 3, Madison 3, Fairfield 5, Hocking 1, Perry 2, Athens 3, and Vinton 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Selective Service Board
Pickaway
Ross
Madison
Fairfield
Hocking
Perry
Athens
Vinton
Dick Clark Probe Sidetracked by House Subcommittee Rift
Washington AP Bureau. The top Republican on the House payola investigating subcommittee accuses Chairman Oren Harris of sidetracking public questioning of Dick Clark. Rep. John Bennett blasts a secrecy memorandum on Clark files while Harris bars access to nonstaff. Harris says Clark will be called after the inquiry. Clark denies payola. Bennett says Clark admitted on sworn statement he played records on his TV show with a personal financial interest.
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Washington
Subcommittee Today
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Dick Clark
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Harris
Clark
Bennett
Robert W. Lishman
House
Philadelphia
Eclipse of Moon Coming Sunday
The full moon will turn coppery red Sunday at 2 41 a m EST as it is totally eclipsed by Earth's shadow for 85 minutes. Visible across the Western Hemisphere weather permitting this will be the first complete lunar eclipse since November 1956. The Earth casts a cone shaped shadow about 860 000 miles long.
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New York
Court Action and Warnings Pattern Slow Negro Demonstrations
Swift court action and authority warnings slowed Negro protests in the South. Desegregation plans were ordered in Dallas within 51 days, while Alabama State College students paused protests and returned to classes. Trials and fines followed for demonstrators at multiple locations.
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Associated Press
South
South Carolina State House
Columbia
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State College
New Orleans
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Dallas, Texs
Austin
University of Texas
Snow blankets Southern Ohio as record March storm wanes
A fresh snow cover across Southern Ohio leaves cold readings from 3 above in Youngstown to 23 at Chesapeake. The system moves east as high pressure builds, promising sunny skies Sunday, while North Carolina and Georgia endure hard freeze and ongoing relief efforts for about 600 snowbound families.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Chesapeake
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
West Virginia
Central Plains
North Carolina
Georgia
Southland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
Virginia
Adj
Capus Waynick
National Guard
Emmett Plunkett
Scott County
Bowling Green
U.S. Envisions Size Cut to 2.1 Million If Soviets Do The Same
Western allies push a three stage disarmament plan to Geneva to curb arms and end nuclear weapons, seeking a unified front against Khrushchev’s rival proposal. The United States would lower its armed forces to 2.1 million if the Soviet Union matches, with Britain France Canada and Italy coordinating on the talks.
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Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Khrushchev
U.S. Defense Department
Nelsonville Bids For Cage Crown Tonight
Nelsonville Greyhounds seek the district title and a regional bid in the Class A tournament at Wellston as Fairland and Lawrence County rival for the final spot. Granville and New Boston already lead the regional field with unblemished records, while Glenford trails with 21-5.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
Wellston
Greyhounds
Fairland
Lawrence County
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Granville
New Boston
Glenford
Foster Mother Faces Murder Rap
In Williamstown West Virginia a murder warrant was issued for Gertrude Reed who police say drowned her 10 year old adopted daughter Vickie Dianne Reed in a bathtub at their home. Reed was in custody at Parkersburg. Principal Shirley Morton recalled Vickie as a slow learner but not a behavior problem and noted Reed blamed a nervous breakdown on the child.
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Williamstown
W. Va
Gertrude Reed
Friday
Wood County
Richard F. Pence
Parkersburg
Vickie Dianne Reed
Shirley Morton
Vickie
Pioneer V radios wealth of data hums through space
Washington reports Pioneer V, a 26 inch satellite, on a five month voyage toward an orbit around the sun between Earth and Venus. By 8 am EST it was 187 150 miles from Earth and by 3 pm it would be about 232 000 miles, with radios sending 15 minute data bursts to conserve power.
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Washington
Pioneer V
Earth
Venus
Terra Firma
Cape Canaveral
Fla
World Famous Naturalist Dr Roy Chapman Andrews Dies
Carmel California AP Dr Roy Chapman Andrews a renowned naturalist and former American Museum of Natural History director died of a heart attack at 76 in Monterey Peninsula Community Hospital He was born January 26 1884 in Beloit Wisconsin and later led major expeditions to central Asia collecting prehistoric remains including the first known dinosaur eggs and baluchitherium skeletons His career earned many honors and he retired to Carmel Valley in 1942.
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Museum
Columbia University
Pacific
Andrews
Carmel Valley
Scotts Sell Pine Club Lease Tavern
The Pine Club on Rt. 75S was sold to Milford M. and Blanche Higgenbotham for use as a Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses. The deal includes 3.38 acres, a 48 by 50 foot main building, and a small cottage, while the Scotts lease the Johnny Miller Tavern on E Front St. The transaction followed Falls Two becoming a dry area after a November local option vote. Olive B. Neibling, Logan real estate broker, represented the Scotts. Fred Murray, Logan attorney, represented the purchasers.
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Pine Club
Rt. 75S
Kenneth FE
Beulah P. Scott
Milford M
Blanche Higgenbotham
Jehovah's Witnesses
Breakthrough To Miners Expected Today By Rescuers
Rescuers expected a breakthrough to 18 trapped miners at Holden 22 mine as ventilation pipes were installed to clear deadly fumes. Pipe teams worked through Friday night and early today to reach the entombed men amid a slate and coal fire that had burned since Tuesday.
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Holden 22
Here
Dying Victim Fires 6 Shots in Youngstown Slaying
In Youngstown Ohio S Joseph Naples 50 died from chest and head wounds after firing six shots at a gambling rackets figure and his girlfriend Mary Ann Vrancich 28 who died on her porch. A shotgun lay nearby and police suspected an accomplice.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
S. Joseph
Sandy) Naples
Mary Ann Vrancich
Naples
South Side Hospital
William R. Golden
Golden
Mahoning County
Miss Vrancich
Stanley Novak
Vrancich
Novak
Finch Trial Jury Deliberates Into Eighth Day
The Los Angeles jury in the Finch case continues deliberations on the murder and conspiracy charges against Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff for the death of Barbara Jean Finch. They face possible the gas chamber or life imprisonment.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
OSU Boosts Fees with $10 Per Quarter Hike
The Board of Trustees of Ohio State University approved a ten dollar per quarter increase in student fees effective with the summer term.
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Columbus, Ohio
Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
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