New Evidence Shifts Bergen Murder Scene to Cincinnati
Gov. DiSalle cites newly disclosed fragments from a necklace and eyeglasses that place the Bergen murder in Cincinnati near Mt. Washington, challenging Mrs. Klumpp’s trial location. Prosecutor Hover notes the material could prove guilt if presented earlier, while DiSalle says the shift narrows time and place of the crime.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louise Bergen
Michael V. DiSalle
Edythe Klumpp
Cincinnati
Bergen
DiSalle
Hamilton County
C. Watson Hover
Hover
Klumpp
Anderson Twrn
Kettering Laboratory
Four Mile Road
Mt. Washington
Caldwell Park
Kennedy selects two ex governors for key posts
President elect John F Kennedy announced the appointments of former governors George Docking of Kansas and Nerschell Loveless of Iowa to the Export Import Bank and the Federal Renegotiation Board. Gleason to head Veterans Administration joins kept Eisenhower officials Garlock and Wakelin. Rusk met Kennedy for two hours to discuss state and foreign policy.
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George ‘Docking
Kansas
Export-Import Bank
Nerschell Loveless
Iowa
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Docking
Loveless
Kennedy
Atlantic Shore
Lyndon B. Johnson
Chicago
John 8. Gleason Jr
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Gleason
Lyle S. Garlock
Air Force
James H. Wakelin
Navy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Reds Blame Belgium In Congo Raid
UN diplomats predicted the Security Council would reject a Soviet backed resolution accusing Belgium of violating trustee duties in Ruanda Urundi by using Col Mobutu s Congolese army for a Congo raid. Ceylon Liberia and the UAE introduced the measure on Congo debate day two. They expected only Soviet and sponsors to vote yes, others abstaining or remaining silent.
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Nyap
U.N. Security Council
Belgius
Congo
Belgium
Ruanda-Urundi
Joseph D. Mobutu
Terrtory
Congos Kivu
Patrice Lumuni
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
Security Council
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
I-Nation Council
Soviet Union
Driver's Foot Caught Kills Woman in Lancaster
In Lancaster Pennsylvania an altercation over a paraplegic vehicle ended with a garageman catching his foot in the car and losing control. The car struck and killed Mrs Harold Hamilton 70 of Manheim Township who was burning trash near her garage. Hamilton was a World War II veteran with no use of his legs.
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Lancaster
Harold Hamilton
Manheim Township
Albert I Wolf
Hamilton
Congolese troops cross border into Ruanda Urundi
About ten soldiers from Congo's Kivu Province crossed into Usumbura Ruanda Urundi while escorting a supply truck from Usumbura to Shangugu. Belgian forces ordered to neutralize them. Eight Belgian soldiers were captured at Bukavu after misrouting into Kivu.
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Usumbura
Ruanda-Urundi
Congo
Kivu
Patrice Lumumba
Bukavu
Shangugu
Ruzizi River
Police Searching For Mom In Cincinnati Baby Hideaway
In Cincinnati police seek the mother of David Wayne a healthy well dressed month old found on a stranger's doorstep with a bag of clothes and a note asking to take good care of him The child was left at Grace Gayer's home a mother of five children in the city shelters awaiting reunification police quote the note expressing love and desire for a good home The infant was taken to Allen House Shelter for Children as investigators search for the mother and the origin of the note
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Cincinnati
David Wayne
Grace Gayer
Davie Wayne
Allen House
Seven Teens Die in Head-On Crash Near St Paul
In Roseville near St Paul seven teenagers died in a head-on crash two cars collided early today. Five boys and a girl died at the scene and a seventh teen died later in hospital. Names include Thomas Irish Larry W Dexter Michael Olsem Ronald C Crawford Michael Swifka Cynthia Comstock and Guy Marshall. Authorities said one car crossed the center line and wreckage was extensive.
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St. Paul
St. Pac
Roseville
Highway Patrol
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Thomas Irish
Larry W. Dexter
Michael Olsem
Ronald C Crawford
Michael Swifka
Cynthia Comstock
Guy Marshall
Lumumba briefly freed during Congo mutiny at Thysville
United Nations reports Patrice Lumumba was briefly freed from captivity during Friday’s Thysville mutiny as Kasavubu and Mobutu were reportedly arrested and released. Calm returned to the capital by nightfall though many believe Lumumba will reappear in politics before the January 25 round-table conference.
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United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Liberty
Thysville Army Camp
Lepoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Thysville
Lumumba
U S Scientists Puzzle Firing Of Red Rocket
Washington AP report says U S scientists were puzzled by a mysterious rocket fired from the Soviet Union toward the Pacific. An Air Force radar on Shemya Island Alaska tracked the object while three Soviet instrument ships moved toward the planned impact area southwest of Hawaii.
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Soviet Union
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Alaska
Hawaii
Todayvs Chuckle Better Shove On The Brake
A fragmented sentence notes a clash between two subjects as one laughs when braking and the other cries after stepping on the gas, depicting a moment of contrasting reactions.
U S Explores Face Saving Laos Peace Plan
Washington officials seek a diplomatic formula to end the Laos civil war before the Kennedy administration. A multi nation conference and an international control commission are discussed, with aims to avoid military flare ups as Moscow and Beijing hold divergent positions.
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Laos
Kennedy
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State Department
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India
Canada
Two Missing In Fire At Big Refinery
A pair of workers remain unaccounted for after a blaze and explosion ripped through Quaker State refinery in Saint Marys West Virginia early today. Fire crews from as far as 100 miles distant battled flames for about four hours before containment. The missing men are Carlton Roby 45 of St Marys and Clyde Rouse 25 of New Matamoras Ohio.
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W. Va
Quaker State
Carlton Roby
St. Marys
Clyde Rouse
New Matamoras
Ohio
New York Securities Founder Carl Marks Dies
Carl Marks 62 founder and president of the New York Securities House died Friday at Mount Sinai Hospital. The firm was the largest dealer in foreign securities in the United States. Marks rose from a news stand operator’s son and started as a newspaper distributor before joining Wall Street as a bookkeeper.
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Carl Marks
New York Securities House
Mount Sinai Hospital
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Marks
Wall Street
Georgia students await second test of integration at U. of Georgia
In Athens the University of Georgia prepares for the return of Charjlayne A. Hunter and Hamilton E. Holmes amid federal court actions ending suspensions. Gov. Vandiver pledges force if needed to prevent violence as Miss Hunter expresses readiness to return to classes.
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University of Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
Charjlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Istate University
Atlanta
Macon
W. A. Bootle
Bootle
Theniversity
Hunter
Holmes
Beth
Official Practices What He Preaches
PEORIA Illinois AP State Atty James V Cunningham campaigns to collect delinquent tax debts. County records show Cunningham paid his own past due personal taxes 12.73 for 1955 and 25.50 for 1956.
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Peoria
Til
James V. Cunningham
Driver Escapes Unhurt After Wreck Near Farmington
Joyce Bledsoe drove off a road Friday in Farmington fil. A utility pole was struck, 75 feet of fence torn out, and a corn wagon overturned before the car returned to the highway. She was uninjured.
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Farmington, Fil
Joyce Bledsoe
Detroit man abducts child from bus stop inOhio chase
A 25 year old Detroit man claimed he abducted his two year old daughter Nancy from a Cleveland bus stop to take her back with his other children. Police stopped him on the Ohio turnpike near the Indiana line and he was held for further investigation.
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John Ely
Nancy Ely
Nancy Miler
Turnpike
Indiana
Nancy
George Miller
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