Veteran Congressman Clyde Doyle Dies in Sleep
Rep Clyde Doyle D Calif veteran lawmaker and acting chair of the House Un American Activities Committee died unexpectedly in his sleep at age 75. He was found in his Arlington Virginia home by his wife at 1 30 am and had just attended an American Legion banquet with Mrs Doyle. Doyle represented California's 23rd District and served on the Armed Services Committee. He had practiced law in Long Beach before his 1944 first election, with a two year service gap in the early 1940s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clyde Doyle
Calif
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Doyle
American Legion
Arlington
California
Los Angeles County
The
UN- American Activities Committee
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Armed Services Committee
Long Beach
Congress
Ohio Women Deny Role in Slaying Case
The trial of Mrs. Roy Gill and Barbara Russell on armed robbery charges continues in Somerset Ky. Their husbands had ties to the case, with one man already convicted for the murder of Murrell Trimble. Witnesses say the women denied involvement and noted a roadside meeting with Trimble before shots were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Somerset, Ky
Ohio
Roy Gill
Barbara Russell
Murrell Trimble
Somerset
Gill
Tennessee
Trimble
Gills
Dayton
Pulaski County
Miss Russell
Troy
Injuries Fatal for Cincinnati Woman
Mrs Annette Nogen, 57, died from injuries after being struck by an automobile. Police cited driver Jack Bein, 34, on a reckless driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Annette Nogen
Jack Bein
China invites Khrushchev to Peking to discuss Soviet Chinese rift
In a letter from Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communist Party, Beijing invites Khrushchev to visit Peking this spring or to send a delegation to Moscow as the two powers seek to end their ideological feud. China warns against abandoning its hard line and rejects peaceful coexistence as Moscow’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
Albania
Khrushchev
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Cambodia
Soviet Communist Party
Mao
Communist Party of China
Weather note hints fair skies with cooling trend
The region expects fair weather tonight and tomorrow with a slight rise in temperatures. Last night saw light rain turning to flurries in northern and central counties with subfreezing readings. Here the low yesterday was 45 and the high 56, while the current low at 7 am is 31.
Khrushchev and Mao Face Off Over Peking Meeting
U S experts doubt any real agreement can emerge from Khrushchev's possible trip to Peking at Mao Tze-tung's invitation. A meeting could signal weakness if Khrushchev accepts Mao's terms, risking loss of face and prompting Communist parties to recalibrate loyalties within the Red camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Peking
John M. Hightower
Washington
Mao Tze-tung
U.S
Mao
Soviet Union
Red China
Red Camp
Kremlin
Misidentified Patron Shot by Police in Cleveland Restaurant
In Cleveland on the East Side two officers responding to a robbery at Woody's Expresso Grill shot a patron, Albert Cheeks, 28, wounding him in both legs and the back. Police say two would‑be robbers fled after failing to open the cash register as Cheeks moved when officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
East Side
Albert Cheeks
St. Luke's Hospital
Cheeks
Women’s Work Questioned By Aisle Sweep Comment
A columnist notes a joke about women and housework mislabels gender roles. The item critiques the idea that a woman’s duties end with sweeping the aisle and hints at broader expectations for women's labor.
Syria widens hunt as communists blamed for unrest
In Damascus the new revolutionary regime claims to have rounded up nearly 100 Reds and arrested central committee members and writers. Mustafa Amin and Akram Hourani aides are sought while security tightens around key sites. Talks between Taleb Shabib and Iraqi envoys are planned for mid April with no joint military decision reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Mustafa Amin
Central Committee
Socialist Party
U.A.R
Akram Hourani
Khalil Kallas
Acrarian
Mustafa Hamdoun
Revolutionary Council
Arab Union
Khaled el Azem
Taleb Hussein Shabib
Cairo
Nasser
Nasser-Shabib
Iraq
Yemen
FBI Holds Suspect In Murder Case In Pittsburgh
The FBI announced Thomas J. Boswell a 38 year old ex convict charged with first degree murder in Cleveland for the February 27 slaying of David W Loofbourow whose throat was cut outside the Belden Hotel Boswell was arrested in Beav er Falls Pennsylvania on a fugitive warrant and will appear today before a U S commissioner in Pittsburgh The story notes his prior federal prison term for raping an Okinawan girl while in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
FBI
Thomas J. Boswell
Pennsylvania
U.S
Pittsburgh
David W. Loofbourow
Belden
Boswell
Beaver Falls
Irresistible Force Meets Immovable Object in Defense Clash
Congress and Defense Secretary McNamara grow disenchanted as a tug of war over defense spending and the $6.5 billion TFX fighter contract intensifies. McNamara accuses a Senate probe of distortion while GOP leaders push possible cuts of about $3 billion, shaping a widening confrontation between Pentagon and Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Congressional
Defense
Ford) Motor Company
U.S
Senate
General Dynamics Corp
Flood Disaster Areas Declared in Five Southern States
President Kennedy designated portions of southeastern Kentucky and southwestern West Virginia as disaster areas after devastating floods. Fifteen deaths and five missing persons were reported across six states as the Tennessee River and other streams receded and cleanup began. Strong rivers damaged roads and bridges, with hundreds evacuated and aid flowing from the Red Cross and civil defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
West Virginia
Kennedy
Tennessee
Virginia
Alabama
Prestonsburg
Big Sandy River
Tennessee Valley Authority
Cocke County
Guyandotte
U.S. Army
Red Cross
Nationwide Rail Strike Looms After Talks Collapse
AP reports a possible nationwide railroad strike as negotiations collapsed after 90 minutes of bargaining on weathering rules. union leader Gilbert accuses carriers of stalling while Wolfe says railroads will push sweeping work rule changes to curb featherbedding. A Kennedy fact finding board could delay any strike for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White House
H.E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Gilbert
Wolfe
Kennedy
State Department rejects Soviet claim of ship firing incident
Washington says six U S Navy destroyers conducted gunnery exercises 70 miles east of Norfolk with no surface vessel within 12 miles of the firing ship. The nearest ship was 12 miles away and the Soviet protest involved a towed sleeve target. No dummies or live rounds confirmed. The weather was clear and no danger to vessels occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Norfolk
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lincoln White
U.S
Pershing Missile Firing Is Successful for Third Test
A neooperational Pershing model from the Group 4 series completed its third straight test flight. The 150 mile mission occurred Wednesday night. the mobile missile has a 400 mile range and is slated for NATO forces in Western Europe within months, replacing the Redstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Redstone
Howie Hustles Promotes National Wanted Week Offers
Howie Hustles the Journal Want Ad promotes National Wanted Week urging readers to place ads with GA 2 3611. The notice touts fast inexpensive connections to buyers tenants workers and investors and reminds last chance to get 10 days for seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
The
Journal Want Ad
National
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Linda LeBlanc
Louisiana
Diane Girard
Michigan
Linda Stall
Solon
John Roderick
Radio-Tv
Crane Rene Ween
Owen Ee Nee
Oddhes
Russia
Red Hunt
Syrian Communist Party
Hourani
Hama
Yabroud
Panama Canal
By Fred S. Hoffman
Co. McNamara
Pentagon
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Associated Press
Paintsville
James E. Wolfe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!