Defense Would Kill Confessions
Defense lawyers opened day in Tallahassee as prosecutors sought to admit confessions from four white youths in the alleged rape of a Negro coed. The victim testified she cried and begged while the four raped her, and deputies described evidence from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix Chandler
Tallahassee
Fla
William D. Hopkins
W. W. Slappey
Sielder
Wilson Collinsworth
Patrick G. Scarborough
Ollie Stoutamire
David Beagles
Cries Save Girl From Attacker
An 8 year old girl Barbara Toth was dragged from bed through a window by a burly youth in Cleveland. She was dropped on the lawn about 40 feet from the window and police searched for the man she described. Gene Toth, the father, woke to cries from another daughter and saw the attacker disappear down a side street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barbara Toth
Barbara Said
Gene Toth
Jury Tours Slaying Scene In Klumpp Case
A Hamilton County jury visiting four crime scenes linked to the murder case against Mrs. Edythe Klumpp. The panel will see Woodward High parking lot Caldwell Park and her Mount Washington home while the state ties the killing to her attempt to marry the victim’s husband. The trip was partly allowed after a judge overruled defense objections about Lake Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Klumpp
Hamilton
Frank M. Gusweiler
Lake Cowan
Clinton County
Louise Bergen
Nation Sees Relief But June Heat Persists Across Regions
Weather fronts bring more wet weather across central and eastern areas while the long heat spell continues. Tornadoes hit Wisconsin Arkansas Mississippi and Oklahoma with deadly twister near Clarksdale Mississippi. Severe storms in Missouri and Oklahoma cause injuries and widespread outages.
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Wisconsin
Arkansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Clarksdale
Miss
Price Fix Is Charged On Rubber
The Federal Trade Commission accuses most of the rubber tire and tube industry of conspiring to fix prices. Ohio firms named include Akron companies Good year Firestone and Goodrich plus Cooper Tire Findaly Dayton Rubber Mansfield and Seiberling. Other key players are U S Rubber Gates Lee Dunlop McCreary and Armstrong with two trade associations named the Tire and Rim Assn and the Rubber Manufacturers Assn. The complaint says firms exchanged price data and let the RMA set splice factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Akron
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Findaly
Dayton Rubber Co
Dayton
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Mansfield
Mohawk Rubber Corp
General Tire & Rubber Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Barberton
U.S. Rubber Co
New York City
Armstrong Rubber Co
West Haven
Conn
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co
Bufffalo
N. Y
Gates Rubber Co
Denver
Colo
Lee Rubber & Tire Co
Conshohocken
McCreary Tire & Rubber Co
Indiana
FTC
Tire and Rim Assn., Inc
Rubber Manufacturers Assn
RMA
Firestone tire workers end 58 day strike in eight cities
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co and the United Rubber Workers reach a settlement to end a 58 day strike involving about 18 000 employees across eight cities. In Oklahoma Jeanette Bailey of Akron reports she escaped captivity after a kidnapping near Albuquerque with details given by Police Chief R L Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Today
Sophia Loren Denies Pregnancy Rumor
Sophia Loren refutes a Paris Journal report that she is expecting a baby later this year. The Italian star, in Vienna to film Olympia, told her spokesman there is nothing to the pregnancy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Sophia Loren
Miss Loren
Paris Journal
Mad Bomber Hunted In Explosion
In Boston police hunt a mad bomber after a bomb in a coin locker at a rapid transit station shattered the air above a busy intersection. Thirty eight people were injured, three seriously, as investigators say a home made device caused the blast. Police under Capt Joseph B Fallon head a large inquiry.
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Boston
Joseph B. Fallon
Bomb scare at Green Line station prompts police rush
Boston police rushed to the Green Line station after an anonymous call claimed a bomb would explode in 23 minutes. Officers found no evidence of a bomb at the elevated railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Bomb Blast Rips Boston Station Wounding Several
Investigators identify a large explosive device as the cause of a high profile blast at Boston’s elevated station near North Station. A 20 to 25 pound powder charge produced the force of a WWI era 500 pound bomb, injuring six and flinging debris across Causeway Street. Police connected the attack to a potential target McGinnis, head of the Boston & Maine railroad. Patrolman Mullen and two Marines aided victims amid wreckage and debris.
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Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority
Causeway
Bel
North Station
Boston Garden
McGinnis
Patrick B. McGinnis
Boston & Maine Railroad
Michael Mullen
James W. Scott
Bluefield
W.va
Mullen
West Berlin crisis fuels push for a summit drive
Geneva AP reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko opened a drive in the Big Four to sever the link between the current Berlin talks and a future summit. He argued the linkage is artificial while pressing for a one year moratorium and warned of a separate East German peace treaty if no accord is reached. Western ministers, led by Herter, Lloyd and Couve de Murville, urged a fresh move while prep for a secret session on Monday.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Moscow
Palace of Nations
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Dromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Lloyd
West Berein
Riga
Latvia
Bender Accepts Pay Cut as Hoffa Adviser
George H. Bender said he took a substantial pay cut, reportedly to $125 per working day, for his role as antiracketeer adviser to James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters Union. He noted the commission he headed has been inactive since October and may not be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H. Bender
James R. Hoffa
Bender
Teamsters
Union
Hoffa
Five Castro Ministers Replaced in First Shakeup
Fidel Castro reorganized Cuba’s cabinet early today in his four months as prime minister. Raul Roa becomes foreign minister, Pedro Miret takes agriculture, Raquel Perez leads public welfare, Serafin Ruiz heads public health, and Jose Naranjo becomes interior minister. Castro also deflected a U S note on expropriation of sugar lands, saying many Cubans support agrarian reform.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul Roa
Organization of American States
OAS
Roberto Agramonte
Pedro Miret
Umberto Sori Marin
Raquel Perez
Elena Mederos
Serafin Ruiz
Julio Martinez Paez
Jose Naranjo
Orlando Rodriguez
Castro
U.S
Cuba
Mystery marks finding of missing Ohio woman
Jeanette Bailey 25 of Akron was found safe in a Guymon Oklahoma motel with two men and a woman. FBI agents questioned the group as authorities learn the true identities of the four. Bailey had left Albuquerque with Tonya Barstaff and Bailey's two children for California trip ending in New Mexico.
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Guymon
Ohio
Albuquerque
N.M
Jeanette Bailey
Akron
R. L. Shephard
FBI
Shephard
San Francisco
Miss Barstaff
Sirst Bailey
Bailey
Book Barred From Mails In Obscene Ruling
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield ruled that Lady Chatterleys Lover by D. H. Lawrence cannot be mailed in the United States describing the work as obscene and filthy. Grove Press of New York vowed to seek reversal of the decision.
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Washington
Lady Chatterley
U.S
Arthur E. Summerfield
D. H. Lawrence
Grove Press of
New York
Summerfield
Sure sign of spring Christmas jewelry turning green
A lighthearted note from the season shows Christmas jewelry adapting to spring hues as cheer continues. Pieces once red and gold now blend with green tones, signaling a playful shift in festive fashion.
Sanity hearing for Governor Long set in Texas
Gov. Farl K. Long plans to attend a sanity hearing in Galveston Tuesday despite efforts to avoid it. Attorneys say he will seek a jury hearing and contest his wife’s committal action while doctors report he is cooperative but fatigued. In New Orleans, Dr. Emmett L. Irwin protests the Texas transfer as improper.
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Galveston
Tex
Farl K. Long
Nleas
Louisiana
Long
Hugh Gibson
Adrian S. Levy Sr
Daniel Bobbitt
Big John Sealy Medical Center
Governor Long
Bobbitt
New Orleans
Texas
Emmett L. Irwin
Negotiations Stall on Steel Contracts in New York
In New York the United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee met amid a dispute over procedure as the three year contract nears expiration June 30. If unresolved, a strike by 500000 workers in plants producing 90 percent of steel seems likely. McDonald backs higher wages and benefits, while Goldberg asserts legal rights backing the union.
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New York
APP
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Willian T. Collingsworth
Collingsworth
Joe Cooke Jr
Florida A&m University Hospital
Cooke
Uae
Crane
Klumpp
Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Criminal Court
Wiliam F. Hopkins
THE
Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Kansas City
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Oregon
Bulletins
West
By John M. Hightower
James B. Sibbison
Philadelphia
Teamsters Union
By Robert Berrelez
By James McClean
Levy
John Sealy Hospital
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