Prosecution Hope Follows Boston Pen Hostage Standoff
Massachusetts authorities move to prosecute four inmates after an 80 hour holdout at the Bastille prison. The four men including Teddy Green surrendered to a seven man civilian negotiating panel in exchange for a chance at trial. Negotiators denied any deal while noting the inmates seek to face charges and possible additional sentences up to 20 years. Hostage guards were unharmed and returned to their cells as the men await trial in a Norfolk prison transfer.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Atty
George Fingold
Erwin D. Can
Conviction of Kidnap Cops Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of two former St Louis police officers for their handling of ransom money in the Greenlease kidnapping case. Louis Shoulders, a former police lieutenant, and Elmer Dolan, a suspect patrolman, were among those linked to the case involving Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady, who were executed for the 1958 kidnap slaying of Bobby Greenlease.
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ST. Louis
Charg
Greenleese
U. S. Court of Appeals
Louis Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Shoulders
Dolan
U S Faces Broad Cold Wave With Rain Snow
The nation endured showers and snow across many regions as a broad cold front pushed southward. Parts of the Midwest and Northeast saw precipitation while warm spots like Miami reached 65 degrees and Ely Nevada dipped below zero. The Great Plains and Great Lakes bore frigid air as Texas coast towns stayed cool.
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Rockies
New England
Midwest
East Gulf States
North Carolina
Virginia
Pacific Northwest
Great Basin
Great Plains
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Therain
North Dakota
North Central
Texas
Brownsville
Pacific Coast
Ely
Nev
Miami
Two Hunters Found Safe After Snow Ordeal Near Rawlins
Two hunters, Willard Gaston aged 20 and Gilbert Juarez 19, survived over 24 hours in freezing weather. They sheltered at an uninhabited ranch house in Middlewood Hill, 30 miles south of Rawlins, where food and bedding were found. Search parties and four planes scoured the area. The sheriff reported the men’s cat was left behind in fresh snow Thursday night.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Willard Gaston
Gilbert Juarez
Middlewood Hill
Here
John Terrill
Garbage Man Quits After 31 Years With Tearful Farewell
Middleton, 59, leaves city garbage truck after 31 years of service in Detroit. He explains he will miss the work and the people, noting he grew to love the job and valued knowing customers as well as the milkman by inspecting trash cans.
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Detroit
Reymond
Middleton
Hean
Huge Mobile Shipping Firm Deal Rased Mobile
In Mobile Alabama Malcolm McLean of Winston-Salem North Carolina has acquired Pan-Atlantic Steamship Corp and Gulf Florida Terminal Co both wholly owned subsidiaries of Waterman Steamship Corp. The multimillion dollar sale price was not disclosed. McLean plans a sea land service between Gulf and Atlantic ports and to build trailer ships to carry loaded truck trailers with each ship carrying 240 trailers.
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Malcolm McLean
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pan-Atlantic ‘Steamship Corp
Gulf \Florida Terminal Co
Waterman Steamship Corp
McLean
Waterman
Norman Nicholson
Nicolson
McLean Securities Corp
New Fork
McLean Trucking Co
Winston- Salem
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
Thunderbirds Fly Show Scaled Back After Criticism
The Air Yorcn withdrew its Thunderbirds fly ing team from an annual aerorama show amid criticism of extravagance. President George T. Baker of National Airlines said the stunting would cost taxpayers about 200000 dollars. The four plane unit was ordered back to Arizona as the show section was canceled. Col Hadley Bliker of the Miami Air Base defended the displays as showing jet capabilities and spending.
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Thunderbirds
Air Force
Arizona
George T. Baker
National Airlines
Baker
Col
Hadley Bliker
N-J Manger
Miami
Air Force colonel linked to girl spy case faces possible dismissal
Air Force accused Col. Patrick W. Hayes of associating with Irmgard Schmidt, a 24 year old German woman who pleaded guilty to spying for Russia. She was described as a dangerous Berlin spy since World War I era in German court. Hayes, 47, could be discharged under other than honorable conditions after a non judicial administrative hearing. The Air Force found no evidence Schmidt received secrets from Hayes or other officers. Schmidt admitted passing military secrets to the Russians, including a detailed Allied defense order for West Berlin. Hayes, previously an intelligence officer, returned to the United States months before Schmidt’s arrest and is now with Air Force headquarters at Bolling Field. His birth in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and current home in Alexandria, Virginia, are noted.
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Alexvandria
Army Parade Honors Costa Rica Victory in Revolt
Costa Rica’s government stages a victory parade in San Jose to celebrate ending an 11 day revolt. President Jose Figueres says about 3,000 volunteers formed the core of forces. Congress will reconvene to restore civil liberties and lift censorship.
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Costa Rica
Todey
Jose Figueres
Figueres
Congress
Green Army
Costa Ries
Unveiled L A statue sparks sharp city debate
At a hurried unveiling, Bernard Rosenthal's 14 foot Ultramodernistic bronze for the police is met with ridicule and calls to melt it. Councilman Harold Hardy labels it a monstrosity and seeks a pot melt for a duty honoring fallen officers. Rosenthal threatens to sue to keep the piece.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Rosenthal
Mars
Harold Hardy
Police and Fire Commission
Roger Arnebergh
Arnebergh
Rosenthal
City Art Commission
California bill seeks anti fumes device for new cars
A bill introduced by Assemblyman G Delbert Morris proposes all new motor vehicles sold in California after December 1, 1960 be equipped with a device to prevent discharge of carbon monoxide and other fumes from exhausts. No such exhaust device is on the market yet.
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California
G. Delbert Morris
Los Angeles
Hormel dodges newsmen on Los Angeles to New York flight
George A. Hormel I, heir to the Hormel meatpacking fortune, arrived in New York by plane after a Los Angeles gunshot incident probe. He changed from Coast Guard uniform to civilian clothes to evade reporters and left the plane unnoticed with a stewardess aiding his exit. He had been acquitted in a narcotics case and was to visit his mother in Minnesota.
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George A. Hormel I
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Coast Guard
Robbie Kralts
Bayside
Hormel Kart
American Airlines
Hormel
Paris Flood Threat Mounts as Seine Rises Across City
Alarm rises as the muddy Seine overflows suburbs and inundates basements on both banks. In St. Maur 2009 residents evacuated after a dike breach. Choisy le Roi reports 2000 fled in 48 hours. Left bank homes and landmarks including Notre Dame and the Louvre threatened. sandbags and pumps deployed as river crest expected around 23 feet by Sunday or Monday.
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Choisy le Roi
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Notre Dame Cathedral
Passaiz Bourbon
National Assembly
Polo Feld
Longchamps
Bois de Boulogne
Puteaux Bridge
Louvre Palace
Reward climbs to 1200 in Panama City murder case
Panamas city officials and investigators pursue the murder of Mrs. Jones. About 200 people have been questioned as a $1200 reward pool grows, including a $1000 city offer. Sheriff Daflin says detectives work around the clock to find the killer, with a stranger seen leaving the Jones apartment the day of the murder. Mrs. Jones’s husband, S/Sgt. Joseph R. Jones, found her body after a duty shift at Tyndall Air Force Base.
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Ying
Lou
Ellen Jones
M. J. Daflin
Panama City
Daftin
Mrs. Jones
Jones
Mrs Green Dies Widow of Merchant Horace Green
Mrs Jessie St. Green 83 widow of Horace Green pioneer hardware merchant died early today in a local hospital. Native of East St. Louis she was a member of St Luke's Episcopal Church Virginia Country Club Long Beach Chapter CES past president of Signal Hill Ebell Club. Surviving Arthur George W Horace W three sons four grandchildren four great grandchildren. Private funeral arrangements at Mottell's Perk Mortuary interment private.
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Horace Green
Green
East St. Louis
Til
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Virginia Country Club
Long Beach
CES
Signal Hill Ebell Club
Arthur
George W
Horace W
Los Angeles
Eye Surgery Fund Stolen From Woman
Battle Creek reports a thief stole an envelope containing 3800 meant for an eye operation. Katie Tingle, 31, who has deteriorating vision in one eye, hid the money under her bed over years. Police seek a house worker who likely knew the hiding place.
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Mick
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Katie Tingle
Hawaii Battered by Second Day of 75 MPH Winds
The Ha waiian Islands faced a second day of 75 mile per hour winds as crews removed debris across Oahu and Maui. A 25 year old man, James Muto, was killed after touching a live wire at an intersection. Wind toppled a radio tower at Kula and caused widespread damage including flooded roads, downed trees, and damaged buildings. The Press Dispatch reported its mast and antennas blown down and crews working through the night to restore power.
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Honolulu
Haweiiian Islands
Coast Guards
Blackhaw
Jolokai Island
James Muto
Press Dispatch
Comic Strip Artist in Critical Condition at Hospital
James E. Murray 62 creator of Toots and Casper remains in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after being taken from Beverly Hills on Thursday. A family member said Friday he suffers a circulatory ailment and has undergone three major abdominal operations in the past five years.
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Lu Angeles
James E. Murray
Toots and Casper
St. Vincent's Hospital
Beverly Hills
Murphy
Mother of China captive offered funds to visit him
A San Jose Mercury News report outlines offers to pay for Mrs Llewellyn and her son to visit China, amid concerns about Communist propaganda. The issue involves Mrs Suter and Mrs Llewellyn, with Dag Hammarskjold's talks cited and families weighing strings or strings-free motives. Local reactions reflect caution about government ties and potential danger.
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Robert Stevens
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Elmer S. Liewelslyn
Chou En-tai
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Truck Auto Crash Kills 3 and Injures 4 near San Bernardino
A semi-truck and trailer collided with a station wagon on Highway 99 four miles west of town. Three people died Ester Juarez Garcia the car owner and driver Aurelio Ocamps 38 and Julian Sandoval 8 months. Injured were Sara Sandoval 26 Francisco Morales 38 Vicente Perez 38 and Carlos Ocampo 35.
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WEA
Here
Somvnc
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Ester Juarez Garcia
Miss Garvia
Aurelio Ocamps
Julian Sandoval
Sara Sandoval
Francisco Morales
Vicente Perez
Carlos Ocampo
Seal Beach Feud Erupts Over Group Name Use
A Seal Beach feud within the Good Government Group intensified Friday night as one faction withdrew and installed officers while both sides urged the other to stop using the group's name. Steve Powell became president, with James Bentson and Myron Blumber as allied directors seeking an injunction to bar the other faction from the name. Grace Losch Gelivera demanded the dissidents erase and desist under threat of court action.
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Seal Beach
Good Government
Steve Powell
James Bentson
Hi Fay
Myron Blumber
Grace Losch
Good Government Group
Venney Elected President of Sigma Epsilon Chi Fraternity
Tim H Venney of 3851 Linden Ave was elected president of Sigma Epsilon Chi the Long Beach State College social fraternity succeeding Chuck Davis. Other officers include Fil Potter vice president Rich Hulse secretary Larry Bonnell treasurer Vic Davis sergeant at arms and Dale Fairbanks pledgemaster. Dave McDonald named chaplain Special awards went to Henney MVB Willet MVP and Davis for outstanding service.
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Tim H. Venney
Linden Ave
Sigma Epsilon Chi
Long Beach State College
Chuck Davis
Fil] Potter
Rich Hulse
Larry Bonnell
Vic Davis
Dale Fairbanks
Dave McDonald
Henney
John Willet
Davis
Poet T. S. Eliot Admitted to London Clinic
London reports that T. S. Eliot, the American-born British poet and Nobel laureate, 66, has entered the London clinic to rest from overwork. He previously rested there last April after a South Africa tour.
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London
Eliot
London Cline
South ‘Africa
Californians to receive polio vaccine for children
California may vaccinate over 306000 first and second graders this spring with the Salk vaccine if tests prove effective. Dr. Malcola E Merrill says NFIP will supply enough vaccine for nine million children nationally, with priority to Southern California if shipments lag, and Alameda County children in trials may also be immunized.
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Merrill
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Alameda County
NFIP
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