Abandoned Taxi Found in NJ Murder Case
Police discovered a red and black taxi linked to the four killings at a doctor’s estate near Newark. Victims include Edith Clarke, Cora Thaddies, Dorothy Moore, and driver Morris Michael. a bespectacled man about 35 fled, leaving .33 caliber shells as clues. The taxi was found near Elizabeth by patrol officers just before 5 a.m. The driver’s and passenger’s identities remain under investigation.
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North Brunswick
Newark
Elizabeth
Eva Marie Saint Four-Letter Word Stirred Hollywood
Hollywood reacts to Eva Marie Saint uttering a four letter ex pression at the Screen Producers Guild Milestone dinner attended by 660 guests. Editors and critics question dignity and public responsibility of a leading actress while Saint defends it as a private remark.
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Eva Marie’ Saint
Thomas M. Pryor
Daily
Variety
Eva Marie Saint
Jack Benny
George Jessel
Screen Producers Guild
SPG
Guild
Philip K. Scheuer
Los Angeles Times
Miss Saint
Eva
Clarke home near Hall-Mills site faces new crime probe
Warren T. Wilentz said detectives have no solid leads after a burglary and possible assault at the Clarke residence 33 miles south east of New York City. Mrs Chapin and her daughter spent the night as police and press swarmed the 22 story colonial estate off Rt 27 while a cab left after a lone man was seen departing with a passenger inside.
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Clarke
St. Peter's Hospital
New Brunswick
Wilentz
Dr. Clarke
Scientific gondola recovered from balloon mission in Caribbean
A gondola carrying sensitive instruments from the world’s largest scientific balloon was found in the eastern Caribbean after being jettisoned Tuesday night en route to Venezuela. In Sevilla Juan D. Peron returned from exile aboard a chartered plane with five men and two Argentine women. In Columbus Senator Hubert H. Humphrey suggested he may not run for Ohio delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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Venezuela
Sevilla
Spain
Juan D. Peron
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Columbus
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Atlas Missile Powers Two Coast Launches
The United States demonstrated the Atlas in two successful launches from Cape Canaveral Florida and opposite coast sites. The test featured heavy American missile activity with a Redstone ballistic missile firing at White Sands New Mexico and a Javelin test rocket from Wallop's Island Virginia.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
United States
White Sands
N.M
Wallop’s Island
Barrymore Death Remains Mystery in New York
Actress Diana Barrymore 38 was found dead in her East Side apartment after a Sunday party. Autopsy showed no evident cause and police planned to question pilot John Cook, last to see her alive, to clarify details.
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New York
Diana Barrymore
John Cook
Miss Barrymore
East Side
Cook
Glen Stencel
Stampede at Seoul Station Leaves 31 Dead 50 Injured
A crowd surge at Seoul railway station on Tuesday night caused a fatal stampede as hundreds of holiday travelers rushed for the last train to Mokpo. One person slipped on snow and triggered a chain of suffocation and trampling incidents, according to officials. Survivors called the event a living hell.
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Seoul
South Korea
Mokpo
Air cushion scooter debuted by Bell Helicopter in Fort Worth
Bell Helicopter in Fort Worth unveiled a two cycle powered air cushion scooter. The 160 pound device rides on a cushion of air and can reach speeds up to 25 miles per hour. A large fan driven by the engine provides lift about two inches off the ground.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Bell Helicopter Corp
Uprising Not Doomed, French Settlers Feel
In Algiers a growing conviction claims Sunday's uprising will not fail. Insurgents demand Algeria remain part of France, backed by European settlers, several army officers, and some pro French Muslims. Demonstrations, sympathy strikes, and university barricades persist as censors note early gains.
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Algeria
France
Sheslosss Shad
Guinous Snal
Echo ja’Alger
Joseph
Ortiz
Paul Delouvrier
Oran
Mostaganem
Constantine
Bone
Michel Debre
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Airman undergoes 72 hour endurance test in pod capsule
Airman Bruce C. Barwise, 34, of Bovey Minnesota, endures ice cold Lake Erie conditions inside a drifting capsule tethered to a Coast Guard tender during an Air Force endurance test. The capsule will be ejected from a B58 Hustler as investigators study reaction to cold seasickness and isolation.
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Bruce C. Barwise
Bovey
Minn
Lake Erie
Buffalo
N.Y
Air Force
Barwise
Coast Guard
Cubans Threaten Ike Tour Protests Across South America
Reports from U S government security agencies say anti American agitators operating from Cuba plan demonstrations during President Eisenhower goodwill tour of Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay. Secret Service coordinates tight security as Puerto Rican nationalists in Havana may heckle him and seek an audience.
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Uruguay
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Havana
George
H. Bender
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Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
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Peru
Asia
Africa
Europe
Khrushchev
Camp David
Hoffa aide Bender defends run amid Ohio Republican critique
Bender, serving as an anti-rackets consultant to Teamsters chief James R Hoffa, faced sharp criticism from Ohio Republicans. He labeled some opponents as Republican hacks and said he would not be talked out of the race.
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Bender
Ohio
State
Richard M. Nixon
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Sermon Found on Stolen Tape at York Church
A stolen tape recorder from Zion United Church of Christ in York contains a sermon by Pastor Arthur L. Grove on the Eighth Commandment Thou shalt not steal. No other details were released.
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York
Zion Unitied Church of Christ
Arthur L. Grove
Colder Weather Moves In With Rain Overnight
The Miami Valley will see seasonal temperatures with a low near 30 tonight and a high around 50 today. Light rain ends tonight as colder air arrives. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 43. Rain totals to 8 a.m. reached about 0.4 inches in Middletown.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Chuckle: Cigarettes Less Irritating, Time For Ads
Opinion easing cigarette irritation prompts a call to start work on commercials. The gag implies advertisers should hurry to craft promotions reflecting the new smoother brand image.
De Gaulle Caught Between Settlers and Arabs in Algeria
Paris AP report outlines Gen. Charles de Gaulle's dilemma as Algiers battles between settlers and Arab rebels test his self determining plan. He faces choosing a military crush or risking a larger revolt, while settlers demand Algeria remain French with autonomy or unity.
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Ulys Yates
Paris
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
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