Campanella’s Stepson In Court for Petty Larceny Case
Magistrate James LoPiccollo held 16 year old David Campanella for trial on a petty larceny charge after a third court appearance in under a year. The youth, son of Roy Campanella, is also facing parole violation charges linked to a Queens drugstore burglary. Roy Campanella, once a Dodgers catcher, has been semiparalyzed since a 2 year old auto crash.
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New York
David Campanella
James LoPiccollo
Campanella
Queens
Roy Campanella
Ronald Garnett
Isadore Fisher
LoPiccolo
Dodgers
Nassau County
Hates Water George Is Dueck With A Problem
In Phoenix George the duck believes he is part of the Al Thomas family though he refuses water. Leslie Thomas won the duck in a fair coin toss last November. Attempts to release him at a park failed as he balked at the water and returned home to a fenced yard.
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Phoenix, Ariz
George
al Thomas
Phoenix
Leslie Thomas
Leslie
Mrs. Thomas
Soviet Atomic Subs Patrolling Arctic Off Norway Morgenbladet Says
Oslo newspaper Morgenbladet reports three Soviet submarines powered by atomic reactors patrol the Arctic Ocean off Norway. The paper cites no source and Norwegian military officials declined to comment.
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Oslo
Norway
Arctic Ocean
Morgenbladet
Taylor warns of Soviet military superiority unless action taken
General Maxwell D. Taylor told a Senate defense panel that the Soviet Union will hold military supremacy next year unless heroic measures are taken now. He said the trend of military strength is against the United States.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Soviet Union
Taylor
Senate
Doctor's murder trial hinges on accidental shooting claim
In Los Angeles Dr. R Bernard Finch testifies his wife Barbara was shot accidentally during a violent struggle over a pistol as he and mistress Carole Tregoff faced divorce. Defense portrays confrontation at West Covina home July 18 1959 with Finch wresting the gun and fleeing as Mrs Finch collapsed.
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R. Bernard Finch
Los Angeles
Finch
Barbara
Carole Tregoff
Raymond Jr
Miss Tregoff
Grant B. Cooper
Covina
Cooper
Carole
John Patrick
Barbara Finch
Mrs. Finch
Widow Paralysis After 35 Hours in Bathtub
In Grand Junction Colorado an elderly widow, Eleanor Strachan, lay paralyzed in her bath for 35 hours before a grandson found her. She was taken to St. Mary's Hospital in serious condition, with doctors attributing to a stroke. The search began after the grandson kicked out a window and alerted firefighters.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Eleanor Strachan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Air Force Withdraws Manual on Off-duty Grooming of General’s Dog
The Air Force pulled a glossy enlisted aide manual after a House subcommittee questioned its guidance on caring for a general’s dog. Officials admitted the brochure was a mistake and pledged to bar duties that serve only officers’ personal needs.
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Washington
Air Force
Frank J. Becker
R-Ny
Jet tanker crashes at Walker AFB killing six
A fuel laden jet tanker crashed on takeoff from Walker Air Force Base in Roswell New Mexico killing six airmen and leaving two missing. The bomber hangar and two sister ships were struck as officials began searching for bodies and sifting ashes. The incident occurred amid separate UN Security Council complaints by the United Arab Republic and Israel accusing each other of aggression.
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Roswell
N.M
Walker Air Force Base
Air Force
United Arab Republic
Israel
U.N. Security Council
New York
U.A.R
Syria
Manual for Workers Handbooks Promotes Simple Domestic Tasks
Becker notes a Communist manual aims to sap morale by instructing on inviting guests and preparing cocktails. It also details shoe polishing in a lengthy five paragraph section, highlighting the emphasis on basic domestic duties.
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Becker
Mikoyan Arrives in Cuba for Trade and Aid Talks
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan lands in Havana on a trade and friendship mission with 750 tons of visual propaganda. He is expected to open the Soviet exposition and may seek Soviet agricultural machinery for Cuban sugar, potential diplomatic ties, and wider cultural and technical exchanges with Castro's government.
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Havana
Anastas 1
Mikoyan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
New York
Mexico City
U. S
Washington
Castro
Moscow
Tass
Alexander Shelnov
Shelnov
Communist Party
Weather Outlook For Miami Valley Sees Rain Likely
A low pressure system tracks into the Miami Valley from the south. Expect mostly cloudy conditions and warmer weather today and tonight with a low near 31. Friday brings continued cloudiness and a chance of rain with a high around 45. Middletown’s official high yesterday reached 37 at 2 pm and the low this morning was 27.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Mother jokes about son’s insecurity to psychiatrist
A mother tells a psychiatrist that her young son may feel insecure, while noting that everyone in the neighborhood believes so. The quip reflects a humorous take on parental worries and social perception.
Past exconvict catches up with fear ridden wife in Gardena
Irene Marie Robbins opened her door to sheriff deputies as Ruth Crum claimed. Crum said she lived in fear all these years and will seek California asylum after Illinois parole violation and fugitive arrest. Robbins, 45, is a community leader and mother of four.
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Gardena
Calif
Irene Marie Robbins
Ruth Crum
Robbins
Franklyn L. Robins
Cook County
Ruth Crum J
Havana
Ill
Small Companion
Finois
Frank
Cafornia
Edmund ‘G. Brown
Illinois
UNM Students Break Bridge Marathon World Record
Four University of New Mexico students Sam Gray Jr. John Fink Jim Brown and Terry Duffy set a world record with 75 hours and 5 minutes of continuous bridge at a downtown Albuquerque hotel lobby They played 687 hands as onlookers supplied food and a shower revived Gray after 62 hours when he feared losing the rhythm.
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Albuquerque
N.M
University of New Mexico
Sam Gray Jr
Santa Fe
John Fink
Jim Brown
Terry Duffy
Cambridge University
England
Gray
Man Clings 150 Feet Up Spokane Trestle In 12 Hour Holdout
Harold M. Tobeck, 23, perched on a 30 inch steel girder of a Spokane Union Pacific trestle above the river for nearly 12 hours. After repeated pleas from his mother and a local pastor, Tobeck finally climbed down late Wednesday night. He was booked at the city jail for investigation into a morals offense.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Hie Minthas
Hie Minme
Ter
Harold M. Tobeck
Tobeck
Union Pacific
Edith M. Tobeck
Pickpocket Targets Berkeley Judge Talbott Court
Berkeley California AP report states a thief entered the chambers of Municipal Judge Floyd C Talbott and stole his billfold from his coat including identification and 104 dollars. Police were notified and are investigating the incident.
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Berkeley
Calif
Floyd C. Talbott
Talbott
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