Tougher Traffic Laws Backed By Safety Chief
Winton Steller of Middletown Safety Council backs tougher state traffic laws. He notes a dangerous trend and urges a three-violation license revocation, driver exams, and equal penalties for all ages, with Keys to present recommendations to the legislature.
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Winton Steller
Middletown
Connecticut
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Safety Council
Throats Cut Sisters Found Dead in New York Home
Two registered nurses, Annette J Richards about 55 and Evelyn about 60, were found in their apartment with throats cut in what police believe was a suicide pact. Both sisters were on Doctors Hospital registry and were discovered in their bathtub after 12 or 13 days.
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New York
Annette J. Richards
Evelyn
Doctors Hospital
Annette
Steller Warns on Proposals Impact on Juvenile Violators
Steller says the latest proposal would remove protections for juvenile violators and urges immediate enforcement to cope with an expected 25,000 more drivers in the Middle town area over seven years. He laments waste of safety education efforts, land, and money.
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Steller
Middletown
Voice Commands Prompt Man to Stab Roommate
Theo dore Shaynick, 40, told Philadelphia police a voice commanded him to kill. He surrendered a 2½ inch blade and led officers to Paul Hankiewicz, 58, found on a second floor hallway with 30 to 40 stab wounds. Shaynick charged with homicide.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Shaynick
Paul Hankiewicz
Hall
Shaynick
Menderes and aides may face trial in Turkey
Ankara reports indicate that ousted premier Adnan Menderes and his ministers will stand trial on charges of misdeeds in office. Lt. Gen. Cemal Gursel said blameless individuals could still run in elections, while the military authorities prepare a probe into suspected fund misuse.
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Turkey
I Cemal Gursel
Adnan Menderes
Lay
Gursel
Jhold
Menderes
Celal Bayar
War College
Sea of
Marmara
Istanbul
Trash Truck Fire Near Symmes Grove
A Franklin trash collection truck owned by Cecil Bower caught fire en route to the landfill yesterday morning when sparks ignited the load on Dayton Oxford Road near Symmes Grove. Firemen dampened the smoldering load and escorted the vehicle to the dump.
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Franklin
Cecil Bower
Dayton-Oxford Road
Symmes Grove
California summit boosts Brown bid amid Democratic party divide
Beverly Hills hosts a $100-a-plate fundraiser for Gov. Edmund G. Brown as Kennedy Johnson and Symington push for California delegates. Brown says unity unlikely. analysts note a potential impact on the June 7 primary and July convention. The article frames debates on foreign policy, missile power, and party lines, with Johnson denying a soft on communism stance and Khrushchev’s summit critique.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Caliifornia
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Sy
Johnson
America
Khrushchev
Candidate Round of Campaign Events Highlights Kennedy Nixon Rift
Candidates moved through a series of news conferences and stakeholder meetings in rapid sequence. Kennedy rejected the idea of Nixon as president, calling him bellicose and belligerent, while the administration faced ongoing tensions and framing debates during the campaign events.
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Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Wrong Way Cowboy Gas Heist on Ohio Turnpike
A Canton duo riding a horse in reverse traffic stopped at Erie Islands Plaza in Fremont. James F. Wilson, a Clyde gas attendant, watched the cowboy buy 74 cents worth of gas before the pair and horses headed east on the toll road toward a Michigan rodeo. Turnpike patrols warned a fine of at least 50 dollars would have applied for the improper conduct.
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Fremont
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
James F. Wilson
Clyde
Erie Islands Plaza
Canton
Michigan
Verwoerd Declares White Rule Unchanged in Speech
South Africa Prime Minister Hendrick Verwoerd, in his first address after a June assassination attempt, restated apartheid stance and said white South Africa must continue to rule and work hard. Demonstrations against apartheid occurred in Cape Town and Durban as Alan Paton attended the gathering.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Hendrick F. Verwoerd
Union of South Africa
Verwoerd
Cape Town
Durban
Louis Kotha
Alan Paton
Alabama’s Vote Still Not Settled
Loyalist Democrats claim five of Alabama’s 11 electoral votes while five states’ rights Democrats threaten to withhold support from any national nominee hostile to Southern racial issues. Uncounted returns from Tuesday’s runoff keep the outcome unsettled amid North Alabama strongholds and several unreported counties.
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Birmingham, Alg
Alabama
National Party
North
Bruce Henderson
Prairie
Ala
South
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