Waitress and physician named in slaying case in California
Carole Tregoff and her lover Dr. Bernard Finch are charged with the murder of Finch's wife Barbara, a socialite, after a court hearing where Tregoff admitted a sexual relationship with Finch. Investigators described a murder kit found near the Finch home as key to the case.
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West Covina
Calif
Carole Tregoff
Snarlen
Miss Tregoff
Bernard Finch
Barbara
Finch Nome
Symington Leads Ohio Democratic Preference Poll
In Ohio 96 county officials responded to a survey showing Symington 40 first choices vs Kennedy 33 for the 1960 nomination. Stevenson had nine votes and LBJ eight. Meyner three. Brown two. Williams one. Humphrey none. Kennedy remains likely to enter the Ohio vote though advisory. Symington says no primary plans.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Young
Symington
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
West Ministers Will Ask Reds For Long Recess
Geneva AP Western Allies plan to urge the Soviet Union to agree to a long recess beginning next Wednesday at the Big Four foreign ministers conference. They seek to suspend the Berlin threat awaiting Soviet concessions while Khrushchev’s Ukraine speech signals no shift in Soviet demands.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
France
U.S.S.R
Berlin
Queen Elizabeth Repairs Underway After Harbor Collision
In New York harbor the Queen Elizabeth, the world’s largest liner, received hull repairs after a collision with the freighter American Hunter in fog. No injuries were reported aboard either ship, and the 83,000 ton Queen was preparing to sail again as patchwork repairs were rushed.
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New York
Two freighters halt near harbor after Queen Elizabeth crash
In heavy fog two inbound freighters the Ocean Dinny and the American Forwarder scraped hulls outside the harbor as Queen Elizabeth collision closed the area. No injuries reported and both ships dropped anchor after the incident.
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New York
Ocean Dinny
Fog causes collision near Ambrose Channel off Coney Island
In dense fog at 3 30 p m Wednesday two ships the Queen Elizabeth and the American Hunter collided near Ambrose Channel off Coney Island. Both vessels suffered damage above the waterline and the harbor was shut for hours while repair crews fixed a three foot hole in the Queen Elizabeth bow and a two foot crack in the American Hunter. The Queen Elizabeth halted to a stop and both captains and harbor pilots navigated the scene as tugs moved the liner to Pier 90. Passenger and crew totals are noted for the Queen Elizabeth and the American Hunter with officials attributing the accident to sudden appearance of the other ship from the fog.
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Ambrose Channel
Coney Island
Pier 90
Southampton
The
United States Lines
Bell
Today's Chuckle It's what you learn after you know it all that counts
A light quip about growth through learning after reaching certainty. It underlines curiosity and the idea that true wisdom comes from continual study and open-minded exploration.
Cincinnati Pro Hoffa Teamsters Arrested After Office Seizure
In Cincinnati Local 10 of the Teamsters, pro Hoffa faction members seized the union headquarters after a fist fight. Twelve were arrested on warrants for trespassing and disorderly conduct as police guarded the building. Officers were released on bond for police court action.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union Local 10
Teamsters International
James R. Hoffa
Rank and File
Robert Wells
Robert Morris
Hoffa
International
Otto Frobe
Watts
Frobe
Local 10
pvro-Hoffa
McClelllan Committee
Canoga Park Woman Endures Four Years of Terror
Patricia Faye Smith endured years of harassment after a masked man assaulted her in her kitchen and issued threats. He returned this week, slashed her and in the room, leaving a long scar. an all points bulletin was issued for the unknown suspect as police confirm the sustained campaign of fear.
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Canoga Park
Calif
Patricia Faye Smith
Smiths
Los Angeles
Blaze Destroys Chemical Depot in Connecticut
A pre dawn blaze at Phillips Bi Bros. Chemical Co. depot in Portland destroys 13 tanks of industrial chemicals, with a 13 000 gallon alcohol tank causing the biggest blast. No deaths or injuries reported. loss estimated around half a million dollars. Depot stores about 1000 drums and employs 14 people. Portland lies 17 miles south of Hartford.
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Portland
Conn
Middletown
Connecticut River
C. Albert Mugford
Phillips
Bi Bros. Chemical Co, Inc
Hartford
Boy hostage released as Tulsa bank bandits surrender
In Oklahoma a farm boy hostage was released unharmed after a three hour standoff with two Tulsa bank robbers, Sylvester Hutchinson and Thomas J. Starr. No bullets were fired. The suspects, both Tulsa residents, were later jailed after surrendering to police.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Bob Pitcock
Dave Faulkner
Sylvester Hutchinson
Thomas J. Starr
Bartlesville
Oklo
Hutchinson
Harry Stege
Starr
Pitcock
Nixon Sees Reds Heavy Industries in Siberia
Vice President Nixon spent nearly 11 hours touring Sverdlovsk region sites including the Pervouralsk mill and Degtyarsk mine. He spoke of harsher censorship and urged opening Siberia to foreign visitors while noting heavy production of metals and armaments.
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Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Siberia
Méininn
Pervouralsk
Degtyarsk
Nixon
Novosibirsk
Nixon tours hidden Ural mines in Soviet visit
Vice President Richard M. Nixon motored into the semi secret Ural Mountains mining area and received cheers along the route. The trip underscores a high profile diplomatic gesture during his Soviet visit.
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Sverdlovsk Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Ural Mountains
Nixon appeals to Russia on broadcast amid heckler chants
In a televised appeal, President Nixon urged Soviet listeners to hear his program despite hecklers in Novosibirsk and Sverdlovsk. Press aide Herbert G. Klein signaled the aim to project a steady U S stance and calm reaction to the interruptions.
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Novosibirsk
Sverdlovsk
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Hint
Wife Held In Stabbing In Steubenville Case
Steubenville Ohio police say 50 year old Archie McKnight was stabbed to death in a family argument. Martha Jane McKnight 40 is held for questioning in the slaying and the victim was stabbed in the stomach.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Lester Hinkle
Toronto
Archie’ McKnight
Martha Jane McKnight
Meeks helps uncover gambling plot and players ruled ineligible
Sammy Meeks aided minor league president George M Trautman in uncovering an attempted gambling plot. Chattanooga player Jesse Levan is banned permanently and Waldo Gonzales barred for one year following the investigation. The Lawrence County Grand Jury in Tronton Ohio found no evidence of perjury in a Municipal Court hearing, amid libel suit claims by Orville Elias against Gov. DiSalle.
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Columbus, C
Sammy Meeks
Cincinnati Reds
George M. Trautman
Trautman
Chattanooga
Jesse Levan
Waldo Gonzales
Tronton
Ohio
Lawrence County Grand Jury
Michael V. DiSalle
Orville Elias
Elias
Lranton
Left $600 000 to honor dog in will shockingly unequal
San Francisco matron Amy Roger Bachman died at 75 leaving 600000 to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to fund a Bingo memorial. She left 1 to her estranged husband Arthur and nothing to her son Arthur Jr who laments the split.
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San Francisco
Amy Roger Bachman
The
Society For the Prevention For Cruelty To Animals
Bingo
Arthur
Arthur Jr
Bachman
Eisenhower’s Grandson Spends Night on Lakewood Porch
David Eisenhower, 11, a shy boy with a strong interest in baseball, spent Wednesday night in his sleeping bag on the second story porch of a Lakewood home in the Cleveland area. The report notes his calm demeanor and curiosity about local scores as he rested outdoors.
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Cleveland
Eisenhower
David
Lakewood
East Europe Reports Nixon Tour Across Embassy Press
East Europe's satellite press covers Vice President Nixon's Soviet tour with extensive reports but no editorials. Moscow hosts display hospitality while East German papers edit debates to favor Khrushchev. Volksstimme notes Khrushchev won the Moscow clash, yet front pages stay modest.
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Vienna
East Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Moscow
Communist Party
Volksstimme
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
Mediation Efforts Continue in Steel Strike Standoff
Federal mediators pressed to end the steel strike deadlock while watching aluminum industry threats. Contract extensions cover most of aluminum, but some segments face Friday midnight expirations. Finnegan traveled to Washington to confer with Labor Secretary Mitchell as Eisenhower’s fact-finder in the 16 day dispute.
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New York
Khrushchev Urges Heads of Government to Lead Geneva Talks
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev urged the Big Four foreign ministers to finish work in Geneva and let heads of government take over, saying they should seek mutually acceptable solutions and press for direct East-West German talks while not promising a deadline on West Berlin. He defended peace aims and noted U.S. Eisenhower’s wartime record.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Khrushchev
Tockay
Ukrain
Eisenhower
U.S.S.R
West Berlin
Soviet Union
West Germany
Court rules US Communist party dominated by Moscow
The U S Court of Appeals in a 2 1 decision upheld the Subversive Activities Control Board finding that the Communist party USA is dominated by Moscow. If upheld, the party must register as a foreign agency and file financial and member reports.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Board
E. Barrett Pretty
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