Prosecution Near End of Lima Murder Case
In Lima Ohio the prosecution plans to finish its case today in the first degree murder trial of Ralph Forsythe 42 charged with the slaying of Charles Conner Aug 10. Witnesses include James Fitzgerald who saw Forsythe enter with a gun and Conner fall. Police chief Donald Miller described the Cadiz search and a water sample jar evidence was allowed with caution. Charles H Conner and his sister Mrs Charles Cunningham testified about the party and last sights of Conner.
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Conner
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Ike Picking Up Busy Sked Again
President Eisenhower resumes a busy schedule nine days after illness with daily briefings and meetings. White House press secretary Hagerty says no new bulletins unless conditions change. He worked from 8:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the White House and will spend another restful weekend at Gettysburg Farm.
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Ann Whitman
Nixon
Gettysburg Pa
Seven Children and Mother Die in Farmhouse Fire
In Marianna Arkansas a fire started by an overheated wood stove swept a farmhouse killing a pregnant mother, Mrs. J. L. Bowers, 37, and her seven children aged 9 to 1. Sheriff Langston said the mother awakened and ran to rescue the children but perished with them.
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Ark
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J. L. Bowers
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Fog Hits Britain With Dense Smog and Travel Disruptions
The worst fog in two years and icy roads across the British Isles left transportation paralyzed. Two people died in traffic wrecks as motorists abandoned vehicles and London Airport canceled all flights. Smog from smoke and industry lingered over London and other cities.
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British Isles
Bangkok Court Frees Editor After Disparaging Remark
The Bangkok Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s month imprisonment for editor Kukrit Pramoj of Liam Rath Daily, but upheld a $25 fine for a disparaging editorial remark about U.S. Ambassador Max Waldo Bishop. The court ruled the remark was not libelous, only impolite.
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Kukrit Pramoj
U.S
Max Waldo Bishop
Kukrit
Liam Rath Daily
Bishop
Court of Appeals
Thumbs Help Pittsburgh Hitchhikers After Rail Strike
Elmer Maier, a theatrical costumer in Pittsburgh, reports brisk sales of large rubber thumbs priced at 25 cents. Since the Pittsburgh Railways Co. strike began October 14, hitchhikers claim better luck with the novelty accessory.
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Pittsburgh
Elmer Maier
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Prince Wan reports Hungary mission failure at United Nations
Prince Wan Wanhaya kon said the three month U.N. mission to probe Hungary’s internal affairs ended in failure after Hungarian Foreign Minister Imre Horvath refused talks. Diplomats consider a potential U.N. seating dispute while Algeria and France seek a conciliatory resolution with Arab nations.
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Wan Wanhayakon
General Assembly
Hungary
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U.N. Credentials Committee
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Good Time Charlie Bladder Relief Ad
Unclear health ad claims mild bladder irritation from poor diet and overexertion. Promotes Doan’s Pills threefold: soothe bladder irritation, relieve backache, and improve kidney output to end discomfort. Encourages purchase with claim of 60 years of relief and new economy packaging.
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