Wyoming Killer of 2 Tracked Down, Slain
A fugitive gunman killed Deputy Sheriff Ed Phillips and others during a car chase from Kemmerer toward Green River. In a battle near a railroad yard, the killer was shot and killed by officers while his captives were released unharmed, with pursuit continuing to Little America and Green River before the end.
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Ed Philips
Rock Springs
Green River
Phillins
Frank Wolinsky
Nnder
Don Wagalso
Kemmerer
Evanston
Wyn
Robert Durrant
Bull Jong
Kulina
Wagner
Mattei
Kulinski
Young Durant
Hyansten
Memmerer
Manila
Utah
Gimman
Durrant
Little America
Pete Thalas
U. P
Phillips
Hoine
Three Die In Fire At New York Nursing Home
A nursing home fire in central New York killed Mrs. Adelaide Strait, her 7-year-old son Adelbert, and patient Shara Dennison, 70, with seven others rescued. Mrs Strait, who operated the facility, died after attempting to save her son as the blaze was discovered around 4 am. Firemen evacuated and aided the patients, all of whom survived except seven to be named.
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Imeston
NOY
New York
Adelaide
Straiz
Adelbert
Shara Dennison
Winchell Stock Tips Probed by Senators
Senate investigators study about 20 stock trades tied to tips and rumors from Walter Winchell's broadcasts. Amurex Oil and Pantepec Oil figures spurred rapid buying and later price moves, with McCormick naming traders and brokers and Fulbright signaling possible witness calls.
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Washtington
Senate
Fulbright
Te Banking Committee
Walter Winchell
Edward T. McCormick
American Stee Exchange
Winchell
Halbright
Srishi
Pantepec
McCormick
Exchange
Amurex Air
Priest Ousted From Soviet in Helsinki
The American priest Georges Bissonette, expelled from the Soviet Union, arrived in Helsinki and planned to remain two to three weeks awaiting guidance from Roman Catholic authorities. US and Finnish officials hope to appoint a successor in Moscow. Police canceled his Soviet visa without reason and ordered him to leave by midnight. A large crowd greeted his arrival at the Moscow airport, with ambassadors and foreign officials present.
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Helsink
Finland
Georges Bissanette
Unisinki
Malik
United States
Jack EK
McFall
Willian
Obben
Father Bissonette
Moscow
Tie
Helsinki
Farlher
Central Fells
R. I
Britain
Fratnce
Canada
Rithe Plage
Soviets Warn U S Within Attack Range
Soviet officials issue a stark warning to the United States that the range of possible actions has narrowed to a precise, hostile threshold. The message signals increased tension amid ongoing Cold War brinkmanship and secretive military postures.
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Farlete
Washington
Pentagon
Ahle
Tsayow
Iw. AL
Molotov
U.S
U.S.S.R
United States
Iu. S
Isayey
U. S
Red Leader Dies in Berlin Political Figure Dies
Berlin reports the death of Dr Reinhold lent of Com s Laender kammer, a noted member of the upper house of parliament. The news notes his passing today and cites his role in the Laender chamber.
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Berlin
Reinhold Lent
Com‘s
Laenderkammer
Boys 14 Flee Holdup in Gunfire Captured
Wilmington police say two junior high students ages 14 admitted taking part in a market robbery at 1103 Eubank Ave. They fled after gunfire from owner Dan Louers. One boy entered the store with a white handkerchief over his face. they were captured at their homes about an hour later. One gave details of prior robberies but would not explain further. The motive reportedly included a claim of facing death.
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Wilmington
Beulah
Haughsted
Eubank Ave
Hauughsted
Dan Louers
Irving teachers strike fuels move to abolish school board
In Irving Texas the Irving Citizens Committee weighs dissolving the eight district schools into a common district amid a strike by about 200 teachers and staff. The school board fired Dr John Beard and 19 others prompting splits between Beard supporters and board backers but both sides vow normal classes as substitutes fill gaps and replacements are hired.
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Irving
Tex
Irving Schools
John L. Beard
Stelke
Beard
Talpa Yarborough
Mian Shivers
Dr. Beard
Kent
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Poulsen Guarded After New Telephone Threat
In Los Angeles mayor Norris Poulson receives fresh anonymous threats impacting the mayor and office. Police Chief William Packer states precautions are prudent though not overreacting. Previous week s calls included warnings of the mayor s death and suggest a crank origin.
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Bos Angeles
Norris Poulson
William Packer
Leity Hall
Vidal
Los Angeles Examiner
Poulsen
Paniners
Aj Crank
Deaf Mute, 76, Wins Annulment of Marriage
Los Angeles reports a deaf mute, aged 76, testified via sign language that his wife was unfaithful and secured an annulment in Superior Court. Details describe estranged wife Carol, 53, and a man observed in their home, with counsel citing communication challenges. The case involves Charles 14 Sletham, who aided in conveying statements. Brownie facing related charges.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Desse Brown
San Diego
Fridsy
Carol
Simyen
Charles
Sletham
Brownie
Ahhom
Beach Guard Assn Changes Its Name to California Aquatic Safety Assn
Beach Guard Association has been renamed California Aquatic Safety Association. Capt. Dutel Miller heads Long Beach lifeguards and reports officers and committee chairs including Lt. Corwin Artman, Lt. Victor Muller, Cameron Deeds, Lt. Roy Toussels, and Fred J. Jehwankovsky. The group remains open to all aquatics enthusiasts and offers further information through Lt. Housselg.
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Calfornia Professional Beach Guard Assn
California Aquatic Safety Assn
Dutel Miller
Long Pent Ifeguards
Tom Long Beinude
Corwin Artman
Victor, Muller
Gameron Deeds
Roy Toussels
Fred J. Jehwankovsky
Afely
Miller
Housselg
Auto Crash Leaves Driver Injured After Swerving
A man loses control of his car on Louis Ave at about 9 p m after swerving to avoid a vehicle that appeared ahead with no taillights. He was treated at Community Hospital. Police say the crash struck a 12 inch pipeline.
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Louis Ave
Myers
Epital Fos Jacora
Major May Learn Verdict in Turncoat Trial Monday
Ambrose H. Nugent faces nine counts of calumny and laboration with communists in Korea as the general court-martial nears its seventh week. Proceedings include final defense and prosecution arguments with a possible life sentence if convicted.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Ambrose H. Nugent
Korea
Old Nugent
Hoyt
Othe
William Kavanaugh
Chicago
Kavanaugh
Nugent
Merrill
Wis
Quittal
le i
Donald L. 3Ianes
Ft. Sala Houston
Ohio Valley Flood Crisis Deepens Amid River Rush
Ohio Valley endures rising floodwaters as Ohio River crests near 28 feet at Pittsburgh while Castleman and Youghiogheny rivers surge in Somerset County. State police evacuate families, with crews preparing for higher levels. Arctic air fronts bring freezing rain and snow across northern regions. In Kentucky a severe hailstorm kills four children after they exit a bus on a rural road near Andyville.
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Ohio
Wellsville
Belle Valley
Somerset County
Penn
Vania
Castleman River
Coxes Creek
Youghiogeny
Confluence
Meyersdale
Rockwood
Somerset
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monoagahela
Weather Bureau
Nless
Plains
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
New England
New York State
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes Region
North Platte
Neb
Wate
Glasgow
Mont
Dickinson
N. C
Great Lakes
Okklahoma
Texas
Southwest
Onty
Andyville
L A Murder Jury Nears Final Phase
Los Angeles jury nears verdict in murder trial of Merkouris accused of killing Mrs. Despine Forbes and her husband Robert P. Forbes. Defense argues no direct evidence exists. closing arguments wrap Friday. Trial location listed as Los Angeles with defendant in custody since Sept. 1994 in Holy Springs Arkansas and Galveston Texas connections. Jury to decide by mid next week.
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Los Angeles
Merkeuris
Exavise
Despine Forbes
Max Solomon
Rep. Dist
J. Miller Leavy
Solomon
Merkourig
Holy Springs
Ark
Galveston
Tex
Long Beach Fliers Mark Wreck Sites in Monrovia Area
Long Beach Patrol Group 7 marks old airplane wreck sites near Monrovia by painting yellow crosses. The effort aids searchers by identifying wreckage locations where removal is difficult. Five CAP squadrons, including locals, will travel to Fletcher Airport in Rosemead for the AAU CAP event.
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Circie Patrol Group 7
Long Beach
Monrovia
Fettice
Fletcher Airport
N Rosemead
Nixon Leaves Haiti to Seek Closer US Ties
Vice President Richard M. Nixon wrapped a goodwill tour of 12 Caribbean nations in Port au Prince and flew home. He signaled plans for closer U S relations with Latin America and increased investment as he highlighted Haiti's 45 million Artibonite Valley irrigation and power project funded by Export-Import Bank and Foreign Operations Administration.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Richard M. Nixon
Paul Magloire
Washington
Nixon
United States
U. S
Artibonite Valley
Export-Import Bank
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