Beating Ends in Death of Patricia Gross in Minneapolis
Three local girls were savagely beaten with signs of a gun used in the attack. Patricia Gross, 12, died at a hospital, while Colleen Gross, 8, and Beulah Gully, 7, are in critical condition. A suspected assailant, Glenn Holscher, 25, has been held for questioning. motive linked to a feud involving the girls’ mother Irene Gross.
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Minneapolis
Minn. AP
Glenn R. Holscher
Cliff Egeland
Holscher
Egeland
Patricia Gross
South Side
Colleen
Robert
Irene Gross
Beulah Gully
DiSalle Begins Term Tomorrow in Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle will take the oath Monday noon as Ohio's first four year governor. He is 51. Gov. O'Neill will hand him the commission. Swearing in on the Statehouse steps could move indoors if weather worsens. A 5,000 guest ball follows at Veterans Memorial Hall with TV and radio coverage. Other officials sworn in include Lt. Gov. John Donahey, Treasurer Joseph Ferguson, Attorney General Mark McElroy, and Secretary of State Ted Brown.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
William O'Neill
DiSalle
Statehouse
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Ohio Televisions
Huntington
W. Va
John Donahey
Alliance
Joseph T. Ferguson
Columbus Ia
Mark McElroy l
Cleveland
Ted W. Brown
O Neill Signature On Pay Bill In Ohio Faces Invalidation
Incoming Governor DiSalle plans to sign a pay raise bill for cabinet members after taking office. Outgoing Governor O Neill, a Republican, will not sign the measure sent by a Democratic legislature. The bill grants more than 40 000 per year to cabinet heads. holdovers will not receive raises. Edward Stowell, Toledo insurance superintendent designate, may receive a separate raise. he will serve as deputy until enacted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
William O'Neill
O'Neill
DiSalle
Edward A. Stowell
Toledo
Stowell
A Glance Inside Water Policy Bumps Into Growing Pains
Middletown and the Miami Valley cities grow rapidly, prompting the City Commission to reverse its water policy. Ed Edmiston notes other reasons in his Page 21 feature.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
City Commission
Ed Edmiston
Inauguration Day Schedules For DiSalle Transition
The Democratic governor-elect DiSalle and family plan to move into the governor's mansion after a weekend, with a daytime program including religious services at St. Catherine's Church, a veterans breakfast, an 11:30 a.m. inauguration with Chief Justice Weygandt administering the oath, a brief address, a public reception in the Statehouse rotunda, and additional afternoon events including a stag smoker and tea for Mrs. DiSalle.
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DiSalle
O'Neill
St. Catherine's Church
Ohio State University
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Statehouse Rotunda
Rebels Plan Candy Laden Bombing Runs Under Castro
Cuban air force pilots who previously dropped explosives on towns are set to bomb again under Fidel Castro's orders. Castro announced a mission to Las Villas and Oriente provinces delivering bags of candy food and clothing to children in war torn areas.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Castro
Las Villas
Oriente
Bearded Youth Steals Seattle Trolley for Night Ride
Michael T. Deutsch, 20, drove a trackless trolley for 90 minutes through Seattle fresh from a trolley park. He slept in the coach, connected it to power lines, and picked up two passengers before police stopped him. He was jailed without charges as detectives weighed next steps.
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Seattle
Wash
Michael T. Deutsch
Deutsch
American Stull Eyes Settlement
Washington AP pilots union leaders met to seal a settlement expected to end American Airlines 22 day strike. Mediation officials announced a settlement in principle with 1,500 striking pilots and talks aimed at turning it into contract language. Reports said a 13 percent wage rise and an 18 month term with retroactivity to August 1957 were possible. operations could resume Sunday as 20,000 furloughed workers awaited. The walkout followed demands for higher pay and shorter hours.
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Washington
American Airlines
Air Line Pilots Assn
American
Paratroopers Begin Congo Deployment From Brussels
The first of six planes carrying 240 paratroopers and equipment departed Brussels Saturday night bound for Kamina in Lower Katanga. The operation aims to bolster forces near Leopoldville as rioting by navy personnel demanding independence has unsettled the Belgian Congo capital.
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Belgium
Belgian Congo
Kamina
Lower
Katanga
Eny
Leopoldville
Na‘ves
New Soviet German Peace Conference Bid Draws Western Skepticism
The Soviet Union proposed a 28 nation German peace conference and a draft treaty including West Berlin as an unarmed free city. Western leaders, led by the United States, rejected the core ideas while Moscow signals possible talks with Eisenhower and Mikoyan to discuss German issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Anastas I.mikoyan
Moscow
State Dulles
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Dulles
Nixon
State Department
Berlin
Germany
United States
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Kremlin
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West Berlin
West Germany
Envoy to Cuba Resigns Amid Castro Opposition
Earl E. T. Smith resigned Saturday as ambassador to Havana amid opposition from Fidel Castro supporters. President Eisenhower accepted the move, noting regret and appreciation. Smith, a New York investment baker and Palm Beach resident, had served since May 1957 and had recently been in Washington for State Department consultations after Castro’s rise.
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Earl E. T. Smith
Havana
Revolutionary Movement
Fidel Cas
Eisenhower
Smith
New York
Palm Beach, Fla
Rebels Die in Clash Near Algiers Territory
French reports say 282 Nationalist rebels were killed and 15 captured in a clash near Tizi Ouzou about 60 miles east of Algiers. Six French soldiers and two civilians were killed when rebels ambushed them about 120 miles west of Algiers.
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Tizi-Ouzou
Mikoyan Flew to Frisco Amid Bomb Threat and Demonstrations
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan arrived in San Francisco after a Chicago delay caused by a telephoned bomb threat. Police corralled about 200 refugees and egg-throwing demonstrators yelled threats as mine escorted car left. Security searched planes and luggage. 40 officers protected Mikoyan through the visit.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Chicago
Mikoyan
United Air Lines
Securit
Hotel Fairmont
Smith vows Cuba return amid embassy duties probe
Castro accused Smith of allying with Batista to crush rebels, a claim denied by Washington. Smith said he intends to go back to Cuba. Rep. Hays announced a House subcommittee review of the Havana embassy’s duties amid complaints about the embassy’s handling of the uprising and evacuee departures. White House spokesmen announced Smith's resignation but gave no reasons or successor. Eisenhower spent the weekend at his Maryland lodge.
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James C. Hagerty
Mikoyan
White House
Eisenhower
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Castro
Smith
Fulgencio Batista
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs
U.S
Havana
Hays
Thurmont
Hagerty
Chuckle Signs of the Times Sports Cars Dunked
A reading lists humorous shop signs outside a garage. Cars washed for $2 and sports cars dunked for 75 cents reflect playful pricing and local curbside humor.
Castro wins peace within Cuban revolutionary movement
Fidel Castro announced progress toward unity as two rival rebel groups agreed to surrender arms and back the provisional government led by Manuel Urrutia. The Revolutionary Directorate and the Second National Front of Escambray pledged support after Castro denounced arms hoarding and urged calm while U S officials noted arms shipments in Latin America target defense, not dictatorships. Havana returned to normal with transport and communications resuming, night clubs reopening, and casinos closed by order.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Movement
Revolutionary Directorate
Castro
Second
National Front
Escambray
Manuel Urrutia
San Antonio
Fulgencio Batista
Faure Chaumont
Directorate Group
Second National Front
Las Villas
United States
U. S
Washington
Batista
Kidnapped Cincinnati Heiress Freed After Abduction
The 20 year old Marcia Anne Toms daughter of Homer Toms reported a man forced his way into her car late Friday in Cincinnati. He held a gun and compelled her to drive toward Georgetown Kentucky where she was forced to stop and he fled. She returned to Georgetown and notified police and her father.
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Marcia Anne Toms
Homer Toms
Charles Sizemore
Sizemore
Miss Toms
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