Coed Bride Death Held Foul Play In Oklahoma
In Alva Oklahoma state and county officers pursue a theory of criminal assault in the death of 21 year old Mildred Ann Reynolds a Northwestern State College student and bride of D R Reynolds. Her charred body was found in a burning car 10 miles south and 244 miles west of Alva. The victim’s husband nephew and brother are questioned while autopsy at OU Medical Center is performed.
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Okla
Mildred Ann Reynolds
Northwestern State College
D. R. Reynolds
Avard High School
Loren Goucher
Here
Jim Huckleven
Newlin
Reynolds
Alva College
O. K. Bivins
State Crime Bureau
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Demos Target Absentee Ballots in Armed Services
Democrats said they will pursue the absentee vote notably among the armed services and federal civilian families, estimating about three million potential voters. Rep. McCormack of Massachusetts was named to lead the absentee voters drive as special assistant to the chairman.
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Washington
Upi
Armed Services
Paul M. Butler
Rep. McCormack
Dmass
House
Disarm Dixie Girl 16 With Razor Knife in DeKalb
A 16 year old girl with red hair, a straight razor, and four switch blade knives held authorities at bay for three hours in DeKalb County before Capt. Harry Christian and Juvenile Judge Murphy Chandler persuaded her to drop the weapons. The girl, who had fled from her stepfather and mother, had previously been in a December to six weeks institution. She was later released into the care of her uncle. Georgia law bars publishing names of those 16 or younger.
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Atlanta
UPI
DeKalb
Harry Christian
Christian
Georgia
Painful fact: scientists fail to return Bodleian books
Oxford University officials report rising losses at the Bodleian Library as head proctor P. D. Watson claims scientists have a lower standard of library morality. The remark follows a year of worsening book losses among researchers and faculty.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
Bodleian Library
P. D. Watson
Navy Demonstrates Terrier Missile Firing From Boston
The Navy shows its antiaircraft Terrier missile in a televised test aboard the battleship Boston off the Caribbean sea. A Hellcat drone was struck by the 1,500 mph warhead after two missiles rose and fired, with a misfire moments earlier delaying the event. Officials note Nike and Falcon programs face similar limitations in showing live firings. The Northampton accompanies Boston as command ship for a guided missile cruiser division.
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NAVY
Boston
Guantanamo
Cuba
Forest Sherman
Northampton
Department of Defense
Air Force
Falcon
C45 Cargo Plane Crashes at Grand Central Airport
Four Air Force crew members escaped injury when their twin engine C45 cargo plane from Norton Air Force Base crashed at Grand Central Airport. Officials said the plane lost a wheel and made a grinding forced landing after hitting a loaded truck near the run way. The craft was on a cargo flight.
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Glendale
Iti
Air Force
Grand Central Airport
Ruilway
Norton Air Force Base
Assembly Group Sets Long Beach Oil Amendments
Sacramento Long Beach oil amendments move to the Assembly Rules Committee. Proposition B would permit 25 year extensions of current oil contracts in the Long Beach Harbor district to aid re pressurization and combat subsidence. Attorney general opposes ratification. Propositions A and C face expected committee action with limited opposition.
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Long Beach
Assembly Rules Committee
New Day
Tidelands
Ney General
Attorney General
Mallon
State Supreme Court
Herbert Klockstein
Long Beach Harbor
Attorney- General
Finnish Inspector Wins Deportation reprieve
Klaus Romppanen, 43, a former Finnish ammunition inspector, won a reprieve from deportation after claims he provided 25 pounds of secret documents to the U.S. Romeppanen faced treason prosecution if sent back to Finland. Immigration Commissioner Joseph M. Swing delaying deportation at Sen. James Eastland's request, with review to Senate panel.
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New York
United States
Klaus Romppanen
Stockholm
Finland
Joseph M. Swing
James O. Eastland
Miss
Swing
Romppanen
Helsinki
U.S. Army
Immigration Service
Haseen
Queensporo
East River
Hig
Open Study on Atomic Radiation Leaders Meet at UN
At the United Nations a two year international study on atomic radiation effects gathers scientists from 15 countries to report findings and plan action. Dag Hammarskjold opens sessions as delegates from 83 nations prepare progress summaries and possible future research projects.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
United States
U.N
U. S
Sabre Jets Arrive to Boost West European Defenses
Ten F100 super Sabre jets arrived at Bitburg Germany on Tuesday to give West European defenses a supersonic shot in the arm.
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Bitburg
Germany
Sino-Albanian Pact Signed for Trade Exchange
Tokyo reports China and Albania have sealed a trade pact. China will exchange wheat oil cotton tea and flax for Albanian tobacco textiles and related goods. Official Communist Radio Peiping announced the agreement today.
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Tokyo
China
Albania
Peiping
Senate Leaders Push Quick Action on Election Reform
Senate leaders consider speeding passage of a broad reform bill. Johnson and Hennings back amendments to the measure, seeking to apply primaries to federal races and widen spending limits. Gore indicates the plan would go before the Rules Committee without delay, with Southern opposition fearing state control of primaries.
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Ington
Johnson
Senators
Gore
Senate Rules Committee
Gord
Hennings
Sen
Heec Ae
D-fenn
Spex Carent
Congress
Ang
D-Mo
Rules Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Japan to Study A Test Effects on Fishing Regions
Tokyo based Kyodo News Agency reports Japan will assess the effects of U S nuclear tests planned after April 20 in the Bikini Eniwetok area. The government protests and will send a survey ship after detonations end to examine radiation impact on fisheries in the test zone.
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Kyodo
Japan
United States
Bikini-Eniwetok
State Beef Council Measure Wins Test
Sacramento bill creating a State beef council to promote beef sales passed its first legislative test. Approved unanimously by the Assembly Livestock and Dairy Committee, the measure would authorize a 10 cent fee on each slaughtered animal to fund promotion efforts.
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Sacramento
UPA
Lloyd W. Lowrey
Rumsey
Tthe
Assembly Livestock and ‘Dairy Committee
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