Khrushchev Flirts with Baseball Cap in Java Interlude
In Java near Borobudur Khrushchev tried a denim baseball cap and joked about Americans wearing rags. He posed for photos, reflected on press freedom, and said the trip was going well despite heat and fatigue. An American AP correspondent noted the exchange with Sukarno’s hospitality and mutual honesty.
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Crum Escapes Yet Again From Hillsboro Jail
Everett Crum, 32, already jailed in Hillsboro after a gunpoint escape in Wilmington, was found tampering with jail bricks and a door lock. He has been charged with multiple crimes including two kidnappings and shooting to kill, and was moved to West Union for arraignment.
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Everett Crum
Wilmington
Walter Reffitt
Highland County
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Beating the Cold Beats a Democratic Rally in Fort Worth
About 150 beatniks gathered at Burk Burnett Park in Fort Worth on a cold night to back Pete Gill and Mike Callaway for Democratic precinct chairmanships. An eagle prop, poetry, and a coffee party quip marked the event as downtown theater meets politics.
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Mike
Trinity
Boston
Argentine Navy Abandons Hunt for Mystery Submarine
The Argentine navy announced it would end search operations in Golfo Nuevo for a suspected submarine after no contact for days. Navy secretary Gaston Clement stated the intruder had not been located and the sub's existence was in doubt.
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Navy
Gaston Clement
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Nuevo
Clement
Unidentified Call Halts Seven TWA Flights in Columbus
An anonymous caller delayed seven Trans World Airlines flights in Columbus by about three hours as FBI and local police searched all planes for a bomb. no device was found.
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Columbus, Ohio
Trans World Airlines
FBI
Gun Fire Dooms Sailor On Leave In Mansfield
An 18 year old Navy sailor, Paul Lynn Campbell, on leave, died after a .22 caliber pistol discharged while he cleaned it. Authorities say the weapon was obtained from a friend and the fatal wounding occurred Wednesday at his home in Mansfield Ohio.
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Paul Lynn Campbell
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Richey Cave
George Smalley
Joseph Pickens
Swenglish
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Harry Cromwell
Pyle
Maes
Sissler
Egyptians Move Military Units Into Gaza Strip
Israeli sources report strong Egyptian troops with armor and artillery advancing into the Gaza Strip with heavy support from Egyptian forces.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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Shakespeare Won’t Be The Same Again
At Leavenworth Federal Prison 900 inmates watched a KU stage trio from Othello Brigadoon and Tea House of the August Moon. The audience cheered the villain in Othello and booed the hero as he throttled Desdemona in a tense scene. Dr. Lewin Goff reflected on the unusual performance.
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Buddy
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University of Kansas
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Eisenhower Visits Sao Paulo Amid Rain and Cheer
President Eisenhower arrived in Sao Paulo in heavy rain and crowds cheering as confetti fell. He walked amid banners and schoolchildren, laid a wreath, and spoke on US willingness to aid Latin American development while touring the city with Gov. Pinto and Mayor de Barros.
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Elysian Fields
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America
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Mountaineer Kills, Wounds Dozens in BF Suburban Rampage
A mountaineer fired for hours from his Chalkhill home killing four and wounding five as state police and an Army tank battled him. The suspect Dan Raymond died. victims included Mary Maust and Eddie Maust, and Edna Maes. Authorities traced the chaos to an incendiary attack on the Raymond home.
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Television hero parks with ease at every stop
A playful barb questions how the TV hero always finds a parking space in front of banks, supermarkets, and the post office, implying it must be rigged for plot convenience.
Winter Storms Hammer Southwest and Central U.S.
A series of wintry storms hit the southwest into the Ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys. Texas experienced severe cold and seven inch snow in parts while East Texas faced power outages and heat shortages. Snow also draped eastern New Mexico southern Oklahoma and Arkansas with up to six inches in spots.
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Ohio Snowstorm Briefing Delays Drivers Across State
A developing storm from the southwest dumps four inches of fresh snow on much of Ohio, delaying travel as winter weather continues to grip the state. Roads become slick and motorists face ongoing travel challenges.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Snow Front Stretches Across Central Mississippi and Texas
Snow spread through Indiana, Illinois, and Tennessee with ice slick roads blamed for two Arkansas deaths. Texas saw widespread stormy conditions while Lubbock recorded seven inches of snow in the South Plains. Rain fell south of the snow belt east of the Mississippi.
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Snow Expected as Miami Valley Braces for Storm
The weatherman foresees five inches of snow by Friday morning as a storm center moves over the Miami Valley. Today’s forecast calls for four inches or more with highs around 32 and tonight’s near 4. Friday should bring flurries with a 26 high as colder air arrives. Middletown reported 3 degrees at 3 pm yesterday and a 30 degree low at 6:30 am. Snowfall by 8 am totaled 1.25 inches.
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Middletown
The Thief Does Sina on PORTLAND Main Wn
A thief jacked George Richardson’s car on Wednesday and stole a new tire The culprit did not abandon the owner because the thief replaced the missing tire with a worn but usable retread in Portland Main.
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Portland, Main
George Richardson
Richardson
Collision near Sugar Loaf injures many and shocks Brazil
A U S Navy DC4 collided with a Brazilian plane near Sugar Loaf Mountain. The Navy craft reportedly carried 13582 and a Brazilian spokesman said 40 possible U S military band members were aboard. The DC4 plummeted into Guanabara Bay as President Eisenhower visited Brazil.
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