Death bargain collapses as man seeks payment for killing
Albert Russell 24 a former mental patient says he paid friend Charles Sandiless 300 to kill him. The plan unraveled in Central Park and on a highway field where Russell shot Sandiless four times after Sandiless balked. Sandiless listed in critical condition. Russell jailed for atrocious assault with intent to kill. Juneau note: Juneau is the oldest American settlement in Alaska.
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Monroe Township
N. J
Albert Russell
Russell
Tennant State
George Smith
Sell
Coney Island
Central Park
Baltimore
Rt. 33
Sandless
Sandress
Springfield
Magisltrate
Albert Orsini
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Neptune
Strike Talks Continue: 28 Cargo Ships Stalled
New York AP reports negotiators renew efforts to end a two day strike by 1,700 marine engineers. The walkout could halt 448 passenger and dry cargo ships along East and Gulf ports. After four hours of talks, no deal was reached.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Marine Facineorg Beneficio Assn
Mobile
Ala
National Maritime Union
Engineers
NMU
Aflcio
George Meany
Herbert Daggett
MEBA
Estrellita Forecast Highlights for 1958 59
Tomorrow brings routine matters that go well with postponement of new ventures till later in the week. Birthday influences are optimistic with good prospects into 1959, including romance for singles in 1958 and rewarding recognition in September. Financial prudence is advised. late December promises excellent news.
Book Ban Squelched in Detroit with Injunction
DETROIT AP The City of Detroit can no longer interfere with the sale of John O'Hara Ten North Frederick after Bantam and Random House received a permanent injunction from Circuit Court Judge Carl M. Weideman. The book had been banned by Detroit police in January 1957 as obscene and indecent.
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Detroit
John O'Hara
Warren Youth Becomes Governor in Buckeye Boys State
Warren teen Robert S. Thompson, 17, elected governor of the 21st Buckeye Boys State after a landslide 813 to 196 win over Donn Griffith of Akron. Thompson, junior at Warren Harding High, heads the Federalist ticket and is inaugurated with Ohio Supreme Court Justice Charles S. Zimmerman administering the oath.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Robert S. Thompson
Warren
Buckeye
Donn Griffith
Buchtel High School
Akron
Thompson
Warren Harding High School
Griffith
Charles S. Zimmerman
Ohio Supreme Court
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Alaska
Hollywood
Sunset Blvd
Calif
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Cathedral of
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France
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England
Celebes
Indonesia
Carpenters
Frederick Guilford
Wareham
Mass
Oo Coe Ie
Cee
Mobil
Mobilgas
Mobiloil Special
Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc
Cbs-Tv
Estrellita
Lebanon
Jurist
John J
Race
Cincinnati
Richard A. Bell
Shaker ‘Heights
Edward Walsh
Jerry Mitchell
Massillon
Gener
Chester Jastremski
Toledo
Richard Black
Columbus
Supreme Court
John Hall
William Schopf
Colum
Bus
David Gordon
Wiley Carr
David Eckard
Charles Huffman
David Dix
Kent
Larry Schiefer
Sycamore
David Miller
Clyde
General Assembly
MY Company
State Farm
John Howard
Tytus Ave
Ross
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Sandalwood
Rose @ White
Ross’ Rug
Dept
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Clinton
H.P
Briggs & Stratton
Ross’ Hosiery
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