Mother of Seven Triangle Tragedy In Milwaukee
Milwaukee police say Beverly Ann Swan a mother of seven was killed in a marital tangle with two husbands. Ex boyfriend Robert Bielmeier, 27, was charged with first degree murder after a rooming house shooting and later shot himself. Swan placed six children ages 2 to 9 in county care. a 12 year old daughter lives in St Paul. Bielmeier said Swan planned reconciliation with Harold Swan.
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Rebels Seize Five Maldive Islands Amid British Base Clash
AP reports rebels have taken five of the Maldive Islands in the Indian Ocean, forming a pro British government under United Suvadiva and tying the revolt to tax and famine. Britain faces disputes with the sultan over a Gan Island air base as defense links to Asia. Maldives deny widespread hardship claims.
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Couple's Retirement Dream Ends in Columbus Slaying
A shotgun blast at a Columbus grocery and residence killed 63 year old Mrs. Josephine Debellis and wounded her husband Sam, 72, as they planned to retire to Italy. Police say no clear motive. two men were questioned but not suspects.
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Fire Victims Sill Missing After Aurora Blaze
Four elderly residents remain missing after a fire tore through a five story 1857 era home in Jennings Terrace, Aurora. Nine people injured including a firefighter. five hospitalized. Authorities identify missing residents Ernest Stade 81 Alfred Fransen 9 Jasper Davis 9 Charles Bartholomew 78 Ezra Stiles reportedly fell from the fifth floor net and broke his back. Seventy six other male residents were aboard the upper floors and eighty women on lower floors.
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Lemon-Monroe Musicians Heard In Spring Concert
The 84 piece Lemon Monroe High School Symphonic Band conducted by Paul Morrow and aided by Concert Choir directed by Paul Bell gave a spring program. Selections included Elmira Concert March Coat of Arms Concert March Washington Post March Night Beat and Relax with a Brazilian rhythm. Major works featured Pathetique and French Ballet suites plus a Strauss medley The Waltz King The concert showcased strong technique with Tim Lamphier on trumpet Donna Bach on tympani and Paul Doebler on flute. The Lemon Monroe Concert Choir offered Way Way Down South and spirituals with guest Janis Moore soloing The next show is The Follies Where's Charlie April 3-4.
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Paul Bell
George J. Abbott
Elmira
George Kenny
Washington Post
John Phillip Sousa
Kenny
Ichaikovsky
Claire Jonson
Delibes
Sylvia
Capelia
Monroe
Tim Lamphier
Rumpeter
Mendez
Paul Doebler
Miami University
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Auso
Bartholomew
Shaw
Phil Norris
Jenny Sanders
Sue Coppess
Follies
Charlie
Iroquois Return to Control of Reserve After Police Raid
Elected council regains control of a Brantford area reserve as 60 police oust hereditary chiefs. Four men arrested for obstructing police after a bloodless revolt at Six Nations. Reports say 400 Indians from Lewiston area reserve may join Rebel group. An unarmed force and Indian police faced resistance, with women urging rallying cries.
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Mad Bear) Anderson
Bray disputes Soviet missile range claim at Indiana meeting
Rep William G Bray of Indiana dismissed reports that Russians test fired 5500 mile ballistic missiles. He argued the Soviet range stops at 3500 miles, extending from the Caspian Sea northeast across Siberia. He spoke at the Indiana Society of the Daughters of the Union annual meeting in Indianapolis. Moscow has been Russia’s capital since 1918 after the 1917 revolution.
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CBS Vows Fight Over Equal Time Ruling On News
CBS president Jank Stanton warned of an all-out battle against the FCC decision applying Section 315 to newscasts. He argued the Daly ruling demands equal time for all candidates, creating an impractical burden and potential invasions of newsroom independence. A House bill would exempt newscasts when candidates do not initiate coverage.
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Timothy Sheehan
Daley
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Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
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Mobster and Moll to Star in The Liz Renay Story
Hollywood reports Mickey Cohen and Liz Renay will portray themselves in The Liz Renay Story. Schonckte International Productions announced the signing with filming set to begin next month. Renay was indicted on five counts of perjury tied to her grand jury testimony on Cohen’s income sources.
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