Divorcee Named Teel's Murderer in Indiana
Indianapolis AP report identifies Connie Nicholas 42 as the killer of Forrest Teel 54, Eli Lilly executive. After a quarrel in Meadowbrook, Teel was shot three times and died. Nicholas reportedly drove off, later found unconscious on a riverbank after taking poison. Police say no other suspect is being sought.
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Forrest Tees
Indianapolis
Connie Nicholas
Nicholas
Nicholas Way
Fall Creek
Mrs Nicholas Held on Preliminary Murder Charge
Mrs Nicholas faced a preliminary murder charge while treated for barbiturate poisoning. Doctors reported she was unresponsive to IV feeding and penicillin and remained unconscious. Smiley claimed Teel dated another woman for three months and reconstructed the shooting without naming sources.
Gun found in purse tied to Teel killing investigation
Four bullets fired from a .25 revolver found in Mrs. Nicholas purse. Three .25 slugs found in Teel body and one in his car. Detective Phil Sanders said officers started probing Mrs Nicholas after an anonymous caller claimed to know who killed Teel if the gun matched a .25 caliber.
Army promised heat safety change after recruit dies at Fort Jackson
Hobart Brinsmade Jr a Princeton football guard 1956 57 died after booster shots for typhoid fever then three hours of drill in 100 degree heat at Fort Jackson. His father Hobart Brinsmade Sr said Brig Gen Christian Clarke promised to stop such practice and issued a cooling drill order.
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FT. Jackson
S.C
Hat Weaathar
Ste
Hobart L. Brinsmade
Bronxville, N
Hobart Jr
Young Brinsmade
Princeton
Christian Clarke
Brinsmade
Clarke
Chuckle Prompt About Midlife Self Care
A humorous remark notes mid life as a stage to focus on self care and plans to start self care soon. The joke centers on delaying action while recognizing personal responsibility.
Elvis Dog Tag Controversy At Chicago High School
Jones Commercial High School in Chicago faced a student protest as 12 girls defied a ban on Elvis Presley army dog tag jewelry. Principal Clarence G Carey warned dismissal if the adornments persist, calling the item frivolous and silly while a picket line formed with signs reading Unfair to Elvis.
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Chicago
Clarence G. Carey
Jones Commercial High School
Carey
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Weather pattern mirrors July with frequent showers
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy warm humid weather with showers and thundershowers through Sunday. A high near 88 and low around 69 are predicted with continued cloudiness and rain into Saturday and a slight cooldown possible Sunday. Middletown records a high of 78 yesterday at 3 30 p.m. and a low of 67 at 4 45 a.m. Rainfall yesterday totaled 1.15 inches.
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Middletown
Eisenhower urges UN summit on Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower writes to Khrushchev seeking a United Nations Security Council summit around Aug. 12 in New York or elsewhere. He argues the issue is indirect aggression toward independent states, not U.S. aggression against Lebanon, and instructs Ambassador Lodge to pursue the meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U.N. Security Council
New York
Khrush
Chev
Europe
United States
Middle East
Lebanon
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Eisenhower Eyes Khrushchev Summit Path at UN
President Eisenhower hopes Khrushchev will back a Western approach and a UN summit in New York. Officials note Khrushchev has signaled interest in a five power talk outside the UN while Macmillan backs the New York plan and de Gaulle opposes a Europe summit. Harold Beeley asks France's Georges-Picot to convene a heads of government meeting at the UN in mid August.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United Nations
New York
U.S
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Europe
Britain
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Harold Beeley
U.N
Guillaume Georges-Picot
France
11-Nation Council
Beeley
Eisenhower rejects Moscow summit site amid Lebanon protests
President Eisenhower dismisses Khrushchev idea of holding a Security Council summit in Moscow. He cites the memory of a well organized Moscow demonstration against U S landings in Lebanon. The State Department says the embassy was targeted by Soviet organized action, with ink spatters and broken windows.
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Security Council
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Lebanon
State Department
Atomic test blast lights Hawaii skies over Johnston Island
A missile carrying an atomic warhead exploded in the Pacific near Johnston Island, seen from Honolulu and Waikiki. The blast, possibly a Redstone missile test, climbed toward space, creating a red and white mushroom cloud as air and shipping were warned to stay clear.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Monica McKechnie
Waikiki
Daly City
Calif
Waikiki Beach
Urner
Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department
Island
Armed Robbers Caught In Woods in Elverson Pa
Two armed men robbed a bank and hid more than 25 000 dollars in cash and bonds inside their shirts. Leonard T Ivey was wounded in a gun battle as 75 state troopers and agents closed in. Clyde Cope surrendered, surrendering with a revolver in hand.
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Pennsylvania
Clyde Cope
Cincinnati
Elverson
Cope
Thomas Ivy
Covington
Leonard T. Ivey
FBI
Bank Robbery Suspects Held After Philadelphia Escape
Ivey remained in fair condition at a hospital while Cope faced armed robbery charges and was jailed. Police linked the duo to a bank robbery at the Elverson National Bank, about 25 miles from Philadelphia.
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Ivey
Cope
Elverson National Bank
Philiadelphia
Deserter Wayne Powers Sentenced to 10 Years in Army Court
Wayne Powers, an Army deserter who spent 14 years with his French partner Yvette Belouse and five children, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty under a pretrial agreement. The case drew wide public sympathy in France and now awaits Brig. Gen. Fleming's review.
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Verdon
France
Wayne Powers
Robert J. Fleming
Powers
Missouri
Yvette
U. S
Paris
Price Hike Hits Steel Users Across Industry
Pittsburgh AP report notes U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel led a selective price rise on flat rolled steel products by about 4.25 to 4.50 per ton while Aluminum Company of America also raised pig aluminum 7 to 10 per pound. The move, first since World War II by U S Steel to lag in pricing, prompts questions for automakers and manufacturers about further increases amid wage and contract context. Kefauver, chair of the Senate Antitrust subcommittee, plans to reconvene to discuss steel pricing practices.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Armco Steel
Washington
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monoply
Kefauver
Lebanon at crossroads as Shehab chosen president
President Chamoun affirmed continued Western cooperation with Gen Fuad Shehab the president elect as the cabinet weighed resigning amid a 84 day rebellion. Rebels warned the fight would continue until Chamoun quits and U S troops depart while Shehab indicated he will not seek office before his term ends.
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Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
Fuad Shehab
Chamoun
Shehab
Sami Solh
Parlliament
U.S
Lebanese leader Vows Continued Fight Over U S Troops
Former Premier Saeb Salam speaking from a rebel fortress in Beirut says the struggle continues until demands are met. He demands immediate withdrawal of U S troops and resignation of pro Western President Camille Chamoun. Dulles later stated troops will depart only if a duly constituted Lebanese government asks.
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Saeb Salam
Associated Press
Beirut
U.S
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Shehab
Dulles S
Washington
Marines Arrested as Baghdad Oil Depot Fire Rages
Two U S Marines from the American Embassy guard were arrested by Iraqi troops amid a blaze at the Baghdad Petroleum Depot. The men Sgt George C Hamilton and Sgt Philip C Smith, off duty, were seized as mobs gathered and the fire spread causing evacuations and power shutdowns. The embassy said the men were unharmed and to be released soon.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Washington
State Department
George C. Hamilton
Century
Fla
Philip C. Smith
West Palm Beach
New Republic
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Michael Smiley
Smiley
Eli Lilly & Co
Curtis Nicholas
Benton Harbor, Mich
Mrs. Nicholas
Meadowbrook
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Ike
By John M. Hightower
Space
Charles Turner
Jack Urner
Eugene Wolf
Eneree
Ween
Tee
Coos
Ethene
Crane
By Harvey Hudson
Chillicothe
Mont i d’Origny
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Roy Kauffman
Memphis
Tenn
Dorothy
Tilly
Douglas
Harry
Freddy
John Moody
United Steelworkers
West
Shehabs
Blaze
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