Phantom killer terrorizes Alabama triple slaying noted
In Shland Alabama a phantom killer entered a rural frame house Sunday and brutally slashed to death three women, two elderly. Clay County Sheriff Paul Levi named Emmalena Olge 83 Ethel Ogle 62 and Bertie Mae Martin 31 as victims. John B Martin estranged husband was arrested for investigation amid claims of prior alcoholism and psychiatric treatment.
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Bombing in Times Square injures six seen as crank
A small bomb exploded in Times Square injuring six, including an 11 year old and a 14 year old, with police fearing a crank. Investigators said the blast, likely black powder in a paper container, appeared unconnected to nearby parade or Khrushchev visit and caused windows to shatter seven blocks away.
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Burglar arsonist blamed for $25,000 Oliver Machinery fire
A blaze at Oliver Machinery Co. offices on 52nd St and Ave A caused $18,000 to $30,600 in damage, likely started by a burglar who looted the safe of about $10 to $15. Detectives suspect either an accident or a torch used to cover the crime. No fingerprints found. Owner estimates damage near $25,000.
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Man Shot Down In Denton Battle
A former mental patient, T. J. McFarland, was fatally shot on the courthouse lawn in downtown Denton after he fired three shots. Peace officers and sheriff's deputies returned fire, wounding him. he died minutes later at a hospital while handcuffed. Bystanders, including college students, watched as the shooting occurred near the courthouse square in North Texas.
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quake rocks Tokyo downtown no damage reported
A slight earthquake struck downtown Tokyo at 11 33 a m JST on Monday with no damage reported. The tremor was felt across central districts and caused momentary alarm among residents and workers. Authorities monitored for aftershocks but found no further impacts.
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Ozarks police chase Robin Hood bandit and girl
In Arkansas the Robin Hood type fugitive Joe Hildebrand, a 24 year old felon on the run since November, is sought with help from local residents. Hildebrand and his 1 year old companion sought safety in rugged Ozark mountains after being released on furlough. Despite multiple large hunts and near captures, his knowledge of back trails and caves keeps him at large with Frances Shrandridge cooperating with police.
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Hereford Woman Dies In Mishap
ALBUQUERQUE AP Hereford Texas woman Julia P Garcia 39 died in a one vehicle crash nine miles west of Clines Corners on U S 6n Sunday when a pickup driven by Vincent Garcia 16 overturned He was uninjured Two other Hereford residents were hurt Mary Angel Garcia reported in poor condition at Albuquerque hospital and Mary Lou Penaflour 13 treated for lacerations
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Secret papers found in Soho street in London
Seven documents marked secret were found in a London Soho street near nightspots. Navy officials traced the papers to a 35 year old private detective Ronald Gray who said he found them while tailing two men near the Yugoslav embassy and a black car. The People’s reporter turned the papers in at the Admiralty. an officer called them red hot.
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Cuban U S Break Rumors Grow After Plant Seizure
In Camaguey the U S consular office reportedly closed amid rumors of a broader U S Cuba diplomatic withdrawal. Cuban workers at the Nicaro nickel plant began operating the facility after the United States decided to close it citing harassment and taxes. Observers say the move hints at possible government seizure while embassy officials deny an immediate break in relations.
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Latin American man killed in Lamesa traffic crash
Zavola I. Luna, about 35, a Mexico resident, was fatally struck while crossing U.S. 87 at FM 26 south of Lamesa by a car driven by Walter William Leach, 64, of Lubbock. Luna died soon after at Medical Arts Hospital. The incident raised the South Plains traffic deaths to 80 for the year.
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Jockey: The Only Person Who Makes Money At The Track
A compact look at racing lore and betting savvy through the lens of a veteran jockey known for a steady stride and a knack for navigating outsized track odds. The piece reflects on risk, reward, and the horse racing economy.
Eisenhower Rejects Neutrals Bid For Summit Meeting
President Eisenhower rejected a neutrals proposal for an immediate meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev, citing Russian words and actions as no promise of success. Khrushchev demanded to speak at the UN, amid expectations he would renew anti US tirades and address the general debate. Nehru and Macmillan figures loom as leaders prep for further diplomacy at the United Nations.
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Dillon Raps Soviet Plan to reorganize the UN
Undersecretary of State Douglas Dillon denounces Khrushchev plan to reorganize the United Nations as a Communist power move. He calls the proposal an attempt to paralyze the UN and asserts Soviet imperialism aims to replace the current world system with a Moscow-dominated order.
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Ex-Stripper Stars At Annual Prison Rodeo
Former Dallas stripper Candy Barr and other inmates shared ovations with outside talent as entertainers at the Texas prison rodeo. The big annual show drew about 15 000 spectators. Ricky Nelson led the cast of performers brought in from outside the prison walls.
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Eisenhower Poised to Become Oldest U.S. President
President Dwight D. Eisenhower, nearing his 70th birthday on October 14, is set to become the oldest chief executive in U.S. history, surpassing Andrew Jackson who was 69 years, 11 months, 19 days at leaving office. Despite past health scares including a heart attack, surgery, and a mild stroke, he remains in good physical shape and maintains a lighthearted view on longevity.
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Southwest Weather Map shows regional temperatures
A weather map page lists high and low temperatures for 24 hours ending at midnight across cities including Abilene 62 and 80, El Paso 75 and 59, Albuquerque 75, Amarillo 63, Dallas 63, Roswell 87 and 50, Denver 68, with other readings in the southwestern region.
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