Doctor Sam Sheppard to face cancer tests in Ohio Penitentiary
Convicted wife slayer Dr Sam Sheppard to be returned from Marion Correctional Institution to Ohio Penitentiary for medical tests on a chest lump. Prison officials say there is grave doubt the lump is related to a previous cancer experiment, with biopsy likely to follow.
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Columbus, Ohio
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Marion Correctional Institution
Maury C. Koblentz
Ohio Division of Correction
Sheppard
Koblentz
Marion Institution
Kobientz
Ohio Penitentiary
Maryland town welcomes African diplomat after restaurant ban
In Hagerstown Maryland Dr William Fitzjohn former chargé d affaires for Sierra Leone returns in triumph after being refused service at a Howard Johnson restaurant three months earlier. Mayor Winston Burhans extends apologies and hosts a dinner at the city hotel with 200 guests to mark the occasion.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
William Fitzjohn
Waffaires
Republic of Sierra Leone
Fitzjohn
Howard Johnson
Winston Burhans
United States
Court of
Plot To Kill Stevenson Is Refuted
Officials in Washington and Argentina deny any link between the Buenos Aires Marine guard shooting and a broader assassination plot against Adlai E Stevenson. Secretary of State Rusk confirms Sgt. James J. Lucinskis was wounded by an Argentine civilian, with no evidence tying the incident to Stevenson's recent South America tour.
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Washington
Argentina
U.S
Buenos Aires
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sevenson
South America
Kennedy
Stevenson
United Nations
New York
New York World Telegram and
Sun
Newark Star-Ledger
Dean Rusk
State Department
James J. Lucinskis
Chicago
Rusk
Gold Nugget Found in Siberia Worth About 16000 Dollars
Tass reports a gold nugget weighing 14 150 drams about 31 pounds was found in a gold field in northwest Siberia. At the U S price of 35 4 troy ounces the nugget is worth roughly 16000 dollars.
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Moscow
Tass
Siberia
U. S
Czech Spy Case May Come Before UN Assembly Next
Miroslav Nacvalac, a Czechoslovak diplomat accused by the United States of being the top Czech spy in America, left for Paris and Prague after the U.S. stripped him of diplomatic immunity. Washington demanded his exit over improper activities and espionage claims tied to meetings in California and a forged image.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Miroslav Nacvalac
United States
America
Paris
Prague
U.N
Nacvalac
U.S. State Department
U. S
Mr. Mack
Jack
New York
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Naevalac
U.S.U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
California
Nacviac
FBI
Nacvilac
State Department
West Allies Should Fight For Berlin Says Munro
Sir Leslie K. Munro urged the United States Britain and France to defend West Berlin if needed. Speaking to Lions International at Atlantic City he warned appeasement would invite more demands and questioned Congress and allied leaders about supporting war to save the city if Khrushchev uses East Germany to choke Western Berlin in 1962.
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Atlantic City
Leslie K. Munro
New Zealand
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Munro
Assembly
Hungary
Berlin
Lions International
Khrushchev
Germany
Congress
Skaters Win State Honors in Toledo Championship
Middleton youths excel at the Ohio State roller skating championships in Toledo. Alan Spears won first in juvenile freestyle and will compete in July in Illinois. Carl Hovel and David Pieratt were junior and novice finalists, with Hovel pairing with Beverly Smith in junior dance to reach the semi finals.
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Toledo
Alan Spears
Donald Spears
Wildwood Drive
Spears
Illinois
Carl Hovel
Central Ave
David Pieratt
Iglehart St
Hovel
Sabin Plans Latin America Tour for Oral Polio Vaccine
Dr. Albert B. Sabin departs Cincinnati for conferences in Latin America on his oral polio vaccine. The itinerary includes Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile with a stop in Lima Peru as a tourist on the return trip next month.
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Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
Latin America
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Chile
Lima
Peru
Middletown kids host polio carnival for charity
Eight youngsters raised 814.69 at a home carnival to aid polio relief. The event at Mrs. Charles Purdum residence 2330 Shartie St featured games and refreshments with participants Paula Farquis Pam Farquis Debbie Pur dum Susan Cope Brenda Cannoy Judy Cannoy Saundra Withrow.
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Middletown
Charles Purdum
Shartie St
Paula
Pam Farquis
Debbie
Kathy Purdum
Susan Cope
Brenda
Judy Cannoy
Saundra Withrow
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Bernard H. Gouly
Tractor Sales
Charles ST
von Yn
Ali
TNS
Barnitz Bank
Barnitz
the Bank
Illiamson
Williamson
Sabin
Tove
North and
Central America
John Dobrozsi
Perry Printing CO
Columbia Ave
THE
Cincinnatii Gas &Lectric Company
Uiil
Broad Street
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Spencer
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