Milwaukee tragedy ends with seven children orphaned
In Milwaukee a marital dispute led to a shooting that left Beverly Ann Swan 2, a mother of seven, dead and ex boyfriend Robert Bielmeier wounded. Bielmeier then shot himself after police entered his rooming house. he later confessed to the slaying. Swan had separated from Harold Swan who said she filed for divorce after a second husband had been wed just a month prior. Swan had placed six children ages 2 to 9 in county care. a 12-year-old daughter from a prior marriage resides in St Paul. Swan had accused him of cruelty and infidelity.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Beverly Ann Swan
Harold Swan
Robert Bielmeier
Bielmeier
Swan
St. Paul
Minn
Rebels Seize Five Maldive Islands In Revolt
Rebels announced control of five Maldive Islands forming a regime called the United Suvadiva Islands. The Maldivian government linked the uprising to Britain and a Gan Island air base plan, denying outside influence and accusing rebels of exaggeration amid tax and starvation claims.
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Gan Island
Suvadiva Islands
Maldives
Britain
Islands
Gan
Adi Atoll
Asia
Ceylon
Retired Couple's Dream Ends in Ohio Slaying
In Columbus an unknown shooter killed 63 year old Mrs. Josephine Debellis in a rear door ambush at a small grocery residence. Her 72 year old husband Sam Debellis escaped unharmed as investigators doubt a motive, while a fire on the porch and tracks in snow hint at a planned ambush. Police detained two men for questioning but descarted them as suspects.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Italy
Josephine Debellis
Sam
Robert Gloeckner
Fire Victims Still Missing After Aurora Terrace Fire
AURORA HS AP Four elderly residents remain missing after a blaze destroyed the 1857 Jennings Terrace landmark. Nine people injured including a firefighter. five hospitalized. Authorities named missing residents Ernest Stade 81 Alfred Fransen 98 Jasper Davis 99 Charles Bartholomew 73 and Ezra Stiles 8 who reportedly leaped to a net from the fifth floor. Eighty women lived on other floors.
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Aurora
Jennings Terrace
Ernest Stade
Alfred Fransen
Jasper Davis
Charles Bartholomew
Ezra Stiles
Lemon Monroe Musicians Shine In Spring Concert
The 84 piece Lemon Monroe High School Symphonic Band directed by Paul Morrow and the Concert Choir under Paul Bell performed a spring concert. Highlights included Sousa and Kenny marches, a descriptive Night Beat, Pathetique symphony themes, a Waltz King medley, Tympani concerto with Donna Bach, and soloists Tim Lamphier and Paul Doebler. The Lemon Monroe Concert Choir featured spirituals and guest Miss Janis Moore, with soloists Phil Norris Jenny Sanders and Sue Coppers. The next show will present Where’s Charlie April 3-4.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Morrow
Paul Bell
George J. Abbott
Elmira
George Kenny
Washington Post
John Phillip Sousa
Kenny
Paul Yoder
Ichaikovsky
Claire Jonson
Delibes
Sylvia
Monroe
Tim Lamphier
Mendez
Paul Doebler
Miami University
Bell
Auso
Bartholomew
Shaw
Phil Norris
Jenny Sanders
Sue Coppers
Follies
Charlie
Elected Iroquois regain control of reserve in raid
Iroquois leaders regain control of the Brantford area reserve as police oust hereditary chiefs from the Council House after a bloodless revolt. Four men arrested and 133 summons issued for impersonating officers amid a tense raid that involved Indian police and mounting claims of beatings and kidnaping.
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Ohsweken
Ont
Iroquis Confederacy
Six Nations
Brantford
Lewiston
N.Y
Frank Doxtater
Lawrence Nanticoke
John Syke
Elwood Green
Red Firings Scoffed At In Indianapolis
Rep. William G. Bray of Indiana dismissed reports that Russia tested 5,500 mile ballistic missiles. He argued the Soviet test range cannot support such firings, noting it runs from the Caspian Sea across Siberia with a maximum of 3,500 miles. Bray spoke at the Indiana Society of the Daughters of the Union annual meeting.
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Indianapolis
House Armed Services Committee
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Caspian Sea
Siberia
Bray
Indiana Society of the Daughters of the Union
CBS Vows All-Out Fight On Equal Time Decision
CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton promised an all-out fight against the FCC ruling requiring equal time for all political opponents in news coverage. He argued Section 315 would force impractical, lengthy time allotments on regular newscasts and said CBS would pursue courts, Congress, and public opinion if the decision stands. He cited Daly’s Chicago mayoral bid and noted extensive campaign coverage already on TV.
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Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communications Commission
Frank Stanton
FCC
CBS
Congress
Stanton
Lar Daly
Daly
Richard Daley
Timothy Sheehan
Daley
Sheehan
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Mall Star In Movie Webster
Hollywood reports Mickey Cohen to play himself in The Liz Renay Story with Liz Renay, his girlfriend, also portraying herself. Principal shooting set to begin next month as Renay faces five perjury counts in a federal grand jury probe into Cohen’s income sources.
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Hollywood
Mickey Cohen
Schonckte International Productions
Mickey
Liz Renay
Miss Renay
Cohen
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