Henpecked husband asks police to return him to prison
A Beaumont man, 44, told Dallas police he was a parole violator and wanted arrest so he could escape his nagging wife. He said she makes him so mad he could kill her and that his probation officer forbids leaving town. He rode a freight train to Dallas to violate parole four months after release on forgery. The parole board ordered him to return to Beaumont. A separate AP photo shows S/Sgt. Robert Bailey, a 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper, landing at Indiantown Gap, Pa, during a training exercise with Army Reservists and National Guards.
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Struck by Lightning and Other Odd Reports
A farmer in Agate Cola recounts being struck from behind the left ear by a bolt while driving a tractor in a wheat field last week. He was hospitalized with burns and a dislocated shoulder but considers himself lucky to be alive. In St Louis Casper Boyajian, a retired candy merchant from Armenia, seeks to leave his life insurance to national service and specified agencies. Louisville suit filed over a folding bed injuring William Duckwall seeks 16000 dollars. Springfield 106 year old Mary Archer credits fear of the Lord and simple living for long life. Oklahoma City Orville Stanka shows a 24 pound carp caught by hand after rains and a ditch pluck.
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Yugoslavia aid fight centers on foreign aid bill
Senate debate over a 4.105 billion foreign aid package includes a key battle over Yugoslavia. Senator H. Alexander Smith urges rejection of withholding new military aid while GOP leaders propose limiting future aid and denying jet fighters, with other fights to trim overall military assistance and public works aid.
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Colorado U Receives Gift of $800000 for Dormitory
A Wilmington couple who both graduated from the University of Colorado donated 800000 to build a 54 bed student infirmary. Dr Ward Darley CU president said the gift comes from Mr and Mrs F A Ward enburg Wardenburg a retired DuPont Co executive who earned an electrical engineering degree from CU in 1900.
Deserter Joseph Falcone Sentenced in Italy War Case
Pvt. Joseph Falcone, 32, of Westerly Rhode Island, received 15 years hard labor after deserting the U S Army in Italy during World War II. He surrendered, having posed as Italian and worked in a U S Army garage, saying he confessed because his 1000 lira weekly pay was insufficient.
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Five Boys Injured in Bus Upset Near Sacramento
A bus carrying 47 boys to a Seventh-day Adventist summer camp rolled over east of Sacramento on U S 50. Five boys aged 9 to 14 were hospitalized with injuries. one 12 year old remained in serious condition from internal injuries. The driver, Donald L Winders, 21, lost control after a wheel slipped. Ambulances from five units, including Mather AFB, rushed the injured to Sacramento Hospital.
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Hike 3-Year Pact Reported Offered to Steel Strikers
Pittsburgh report on industry negotiators moving toward a three year contract with United Steelworkers. No comment from McDonald or Stephens on an improved package. Union seeks 15 cent hourly wage rise and time and a half for Sunday work amid stalled talks and a pending strike.
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