FUGITIVE BROWN CAPTURED IN CINCINNATI AT SALVATION ARMY
Robert Garfield Brown Jr, 41, once among the FBI ten most wanted, was arrested Monday night at a Salvation Army home in Cincinnati where he worked. He faces charges of fleeing Maine to evade prosecution in a July holdup shooting that left a Montreal tourist paralyzed and interstate transport of a stolen truck used to flee Old Orchard Beach Maine. Brown, from Brookline Massachusetts, said he had drifted since last summer.
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Ohio
Maine
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U S Spilled Beans Soviets Profited From Accusation
The Soviet charge that a survey ship was attacked by South Korea was used to gain leverage over Pacific operations. Seoul denied the attack and clarified its naval posture, while Moscow hinted at possible arms and escort actions for North Korean traffic. The Ungo incident reportedly caused casualties and disputes over patrol ranges.
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Japan
North Korea
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Navy
Korea Navy Under U S Control Amid North Korea Tensions
The article notes a Soviet charge affecting perceptions of U S backing for Seoul's denial and the South Korean navy's status under U N Command. It discusses ship arrivals from Korea, navigation north of the line, and broader implications for regional prestige and alliance dynamics.
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North Korea
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U. S
South Korea
U.S
Janitor Confesses to Grievous Murder and Dismemberment
Vienna police report 26 year old apartment janitor Johann Rogatsch confessed to fatally harming an 18 year old student after she spoke rudely to him. He sawn the body, attempted to burn remains, and dumped fragments in waste bins. He has prior records as suspect in robber and theft cases.
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Vienna
Austria
Johann Rogatsch
Suitcase left in Small Claims Court holds memory book
In Los Angeles a small suitcase abandoned in a Monday Small Claims Court session contained a book on memory improvement. The incident was reported as a curious item found near the court benches.
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Los Angeles
Small Claims Court
Bandits Foiled by Locker Alarm at Honest John Market
Two gunmen robbed the Honest John Market in Oklahoma City of 4500 dollars then forced owner Oran Clayton and customers into a frozen food locker. Clayton triggered a buzzer connected to a police station, drawing officers who arrived with pistols drawn. He had installed the alarm after two prior robberies.
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Oklahoma City
Honest John
Oran Clayton
Clayton
Bullet Hole In It Dress Examined By Finch Jury
AP report from Los Angeles describes witness Capt. Ryan detailing a bullet hole in Barbara Jean Finch’s dress and a matching wound in her back. He recounts a search of the Finch home and hills near West Covina for a pistol and Dr. R Bernard Finch, who was later arrested in Las Vegas with mistress Carole Tregoff.
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Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Emask Lin Rosescettan
Ryan
Finch
West Covina
Dr. Finch
Las Vegas
Nev
Carole Tregoff
Trial of Miss Tregoff and Dr Finch for murder and conspiracy
The trial features Miss Tregoff and Dr Finch charged with murder and conspiracy. A Finch house maid testifies the doctor was angry in the garage the night Mrs Finch died and brandished a pistol while Mrs Finch lay unconscious. Capt Ryan identifies many state exhibits and notes Dr Finch had an invalid Las Vegas permit to carry a .38 pistol.
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Mrs. Finch
Drug Racket Queen Slain in London Apartment Fire
Frances Tucker, described as a top figure in London’s drug racket, was battered and burned to death in her apartment. Police say she was struck, then doused with kerosene and set alight in the attack.
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London (Ap
Frances Tucker
London
Plastic bag blamed in infant death in Hudson
Authorities say a plastic storage bag caused the 7 month old Michael P. Kadlik’s death in Hudson Massachusetts. Mary Kadlik told police the bag slid into the crib and cover the baby's face during closet cleaning. The associate medical examiner ruled the death accidental asphyxiation.
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Hudson, Mass
Michael P. Kadlik
Mary Kadlik
Kenneth Greenleaf
Protest Germ Warfare Vigil Outside Ft Detrick
A six month old demonstration outside Fort Detrick in Frederick Maryland features a small group of six to twenty protesters silent with signs opposing germ warfare research. Led by Lawrence Scott the initiative seeks to raise public focus on germ warfare at the Army base amidst a larger staff and military presence.
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Army Base
Middle Atlantic
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Lawrence Scott
Philadelphia
NYC Seeks Cause After Derailment Near Wellington
Wellington Ohio reports the New York Central main line back in service less than 24 hours after a severe derailment that killed three chutes and one train crewman. NYC officials say a thorough investigation will determine the accident’s cause as wreckage was scattered.
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Ohio
New York Central
Nyc
Southwestern Limited
Excess speed blamed for derailment at crossover switch
W B Salter the NYC Southern District general manager cited tapes showing the train reached 80 mph as it shifted from eastbound to westbound to bypass a fault. Engineer Henry W Kirstein 64 of Cleveland is in fair condition after a hospital stay. Of 155 passengers 25 were admitted to four hospitals and at least 20 others injured.
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W. B. Salter
Nyc
Salter
Henry W. Kirstein
Cleveland
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Lorain County
St. Louis
End of Mau Mau Uprising Declared in Kenya
Governor Sir Patrick Renison lifted the state of emergency in the British colony after seven years of curbs. Emergency rules are repealed though two bills remain to regulate public meetings and political organizations.
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Nairobs
Kenya
Patrick Renison
Legislative Council
Warm Weather Mix For Miami Valley Through Wednesday
A southerly flow of mild air keeps temperatures in the Miami Valley warmer through Wednesday. Today's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a high near 60 with rain possible. Tonight’s mild conditions bring some showers and a low around 46. Wednesday remains cloudy and warm with a few showers and a mid 60s high. Middletown 기록 shows a high of 45 Monday and a low of 39 this morning with .09 inches of rainfall before 8 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Worldwide arrests rise in wave of anti Jewish incidents
The Associated Press reports arrests mount globally as anti Jewish acts surge. West Germany’s Adenauer warns such actions feed enemies of Germany while Britain Italy see youth prank arrests. A U N probe urged by Maurice Perlzweig to study discrimination and minority protection.
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Cologne
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
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Heinrich von Brentano
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Florence
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Maurice L. Perlzweig
World Jewish Congress
Home Test Claimed Extends Birth Control Aid
Dr Joseph Doyle of Boston described a three minute home test at a Pan American Fertility conference. A fertility tape in contact with the cervix changes color from pink to blue when the egg is fertilizable, signaling intercourse should be delayed for 48 hours. The device costs about four cents.
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Fla
Joseph Doyle
Boston
International Fertility Assn
Doyle
Red Pilot Defects to Nationalist China
The Nationalist Defense Ministry announced a Chinese Communist pilot defected to Nationalist China in a MIG jet fighter. The Red plane was slightly damaged during an emergency strip landing in northeast Formosa. No details on the pilot’s fate were given.
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Formosa
Nationalist Defense Ministry
China
Debutante and Romanian Chauffeur Missing Near Paris
AP reports a New York debutante and her Romanian-born chauffeur friend are reportedly somewhere in the Paris area. A lawyer for 35-year-old Andre Porumbeanu refused to reveal his client’s location or whether he is with 18-year-old heiress Gamble Benedict.
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New York
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Gamble Benedict
Icelandic trawler Uranus Missing Near Newfoundland
A 656 ton Icelandic trawler with 28 crew is missing after vanishing in an Atlantic gale about 70 miles off the Newfoundland north coast. The Royal Canadian Air Force aided by the Icelandic Coast Guard set up a search as of today.
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N.S
Newfoundland
Royal Canadian Air Force
Icelandic Coast Guard
Citizen of the Year award for Sen Stephen M Young
Sen Stephen M Young of Ohio will receive the Citizen of the Year award on June 11 from the American Veterans Committee, a liberal veterans group. The award honors his stand on individual freedom and his clash with the American Legion over his planned testimony before the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. The American Legion's Fourth Ohio District has urged his expulsion from his Cleveland post.
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
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American Legion
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Young
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Vote Payoff Is Charged In Civil Rights Delay
Two House Democrats allege a Republican Southern Democrat deal is blocking civil rights legislation. They cite a petition to force a House vote, with 151 signers soon after opening of session, mostly Democrats. They accuse House Leader Halleck of withholding approval as part of a political payoff.
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House
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Celler
Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Charlie Halleck
Halleck
Roosevelt
Lawmakers push for civil rights petition in House session
Democratic Leader John W. McCormack vows to keep the House in session all week to give members a chance to sign the civil rights petition. The signers must be recorded while the House is actively in session.
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John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Yankus Opts for Australian Life After Michigan Farm Fight
Stanley Yankus, a former Michigan farmer from near Dowagiac, has moved to Adelaide, Australia, after a long battle with U.S. authorities over wheat growth limits. He left Michigan on May 15 seeking a new life Down Under and says his future happiness lies in Australia.
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Australia
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Adelaide
Yankus Seeks Redress Over 1953 Wheat Control Fight
In a letter to the Benton Harbor News Palladium Yankus recounts his bitter treatment by U S officials. The dispute began in 1953 when a government employee told him under federal wheat control laws he could plant only 15 acres of his 35 acre farm. He kept planting the full crop, fed surplus to his chickens, and pursued appeals before Congress the Michigan Legislature and in federal court before eventually moving to Australia.
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Yankus Works, Builds Home While Earning Australian Wages
Yankus, employed by Pope Products Ltd. in Australia, earns 36 dollars a week and has spent eight months Down Under to build a $12,500 three bedroom home. He and his wife Mildred raise children Russell 13 Dennis 12 and Karen 4 while adjusting to new food tastes. He notes Pope Products has no strikes in 30 years and states he is not a union member, contrasting Australia with American union dynamics.
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Dennis
Karen
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