Accused American Denies Killing Panama President
A New Yorker, Martin Irving Lipstein, 34, denies any part in the slaying of Panama President Jose Antonio Remon. Panama’s police say indications justify his detention as investigations continue with many suspects questioned and a state of siege in effect.
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Jose Antonio Remon
Jorge Luis Alfaro
Martin Irving Lipstein
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Remon
Juan Franco
U. S
Mexico
Harry Lipstein
Brooklyn
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British Railway Strike Call Suspended by Union Chiefs
British rail workers suspend a nationwide strike call after a government conference with the British Transport Commission. National Union of Railwaymen officials say wage talks will proceed and a satisfactory basis for negotiation is set. Union leader Big Jim Campbell warned a new strike could occur if talks fail.
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Big Jim
Campbell
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National Union of Railwaymen
British Transport Commission
Tokyo Fire Claims Seven Children At Ruined Furniture Store
Seven people died in a pre-dawn blaze that destroyed a two story furniture store. Fire officials say the incident occurred early today and involved residents of nearby areas. The tragedy raises concerns about fire safety in older commercial districts.
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Tokyo Fire Kids
Tokyopi
Hormel Heir Denies Dope Possession
George Hormel the 26 year old heir testified in Los Angeles that he never bought or used marijuana. He said a supposedly confessional statement was arranged by a narcotics detective to avoid publicity and that he cooperated only to protect his ill mother and grieving father.
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George Hormel
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Matthew O'Connor
O'Connor
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Bomber Breaks Distance and Duration Records for Jets
An Air Force B47 bomber set distance and duration records by staying aloft 47 hours 35 minutes and flying 21 000 miles. Secretary Harold E. Talbott announced the feat, credited to a six jet B47 shuttle between England and North Africa before landing at Fairford RAF Base near London. The trip aided tests of combat range and crew fatigue for long missions.
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North Africa
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London
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