Ex-model to lose five toes after Yukon crash
Helen Klaben, the Yukon crash survivor, will lose five toes on her right foot but expects to go home in about eight days. Ralph Flores, rescued with her, recovers from multiple injuries and frostbite, while pilot Jack McCallum faces internal discipline for the risky landing.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Helen Klaben
Brooklyn
Nesta James
Yukon
Whitemore
James
Miss Klaben
Ralph Flores
Yukon-British Columbia
Rio Blocks Pro Castro Meeting as Guanabara Bay Ferry Ride Repeats
Gov. Carlos Lacerda blocks pro Castro Brazilians from assembling in Rio de Janeiro and forces a five mile ferry crossing to Niteroi. Police arrest 53 delegates before departure. The conference opens in Niteroi with Francisco Julio of the northeast peasant leagues as a key figure. General Leite presides, reading a subdued message blaming Yankee imperialism for Cuban suffering.
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Iiteroi
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara State
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Guanabara Bay
Lacerda
Guanabara
Niteroi
Badger Silveira
Congress
Francisco Juliao
Luis Gonzaga Leite
Meyer sentenced to life for fatal beating in Cincinnati
Robert William Meyer, 21, is sentenced to life imprisonment for the second degree murder of John R. Blevin, 18. Police said Meyer and Oscar Gregg, 23, beat Blevin after a money dispute last May 2. Gregg was ruled insane and sent to Lima State Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Robert William Meyer
John R. Blevin
Meyer
Oscar Gregg
Blevin
Gregg
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas
Charles E. Weber
Elevator Fall Fatal in Marietta Businessman's Home Firm
Obie Hoskinson a 63 year old businessman died after a fall of about 30 feet in an elevator shaft at his home appliance firm in Marietta Ohio The accident occurred on a Tuesday authorities reported no additional injuries were noted and investigators are examining the shaft and equipment at the business location.
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Marietta, Ohio
Obie Hoskinson
Hoskinson
Weather Update Signals Early Spring Arrival
Forecast calls for a cool night and warmer tomorrow with no rain. Yesterday's high reached 52 and low 38, with a 38 degree low recorded at 12:30 a.m. today indicating chilly start to the day.
U.S. Denies Negotiating For Mindzenty Cardinal
Washington says no talks with Hungary over Cardinal Mindzenty. Hungarian claim of diplomatic negotiations is denied and no subject is being negotiated between the United States and the Kadar government regarding the aged prelate.
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Washington
Jozsef Cardinal Mindzenty
Rome
Vatican
Hungary
U.S
Legation
Budapest
Janos Kadar
U S Deliberations Over 40 Inch Pipes Stir Cold War Tension
Undersecretary George Ball travels to London to urge Britain against shipping 40 inch steel pipes to the Soviet Union. Moscow accuses Washington of pressuring allies. the pipe issue has moved through embargo lists since 1954 and 1958 with NATO urging bans.
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Washington
George W. Ball
London
Soviet Union
Ball
David Ormsby Gore
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Western Europe
Britain
West Gerany
Italy
Sweden
Japan
Chelyabinsk
Coordinating Committee
Murder Case For Ohioan Near Climax
The trial of Charles L. Hixon a former Ohio television repairman charged with first degree murder moves toward a climax in Tavares Florida The case concerns the November 10 1958 shooting of his former wife Lucille Lively on a Leesburg street Witnesses say he spoke briefly then fired three times last shot as she lay on the ground He fled and was later detained by police after being routed from beneath a home Hixon has been committed to a Florida mental hospital and is now ruled competent to stand trial Dr Wayne W Dutton a psychiatrist at the Athens Ohio state hospital diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia
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Tavares
Fla
Charles L. Hixon
Ohio
Hixon
Lucille Lively
Leesburg
Florida
Nixon
Wayne W. Dutton
State Hospital
Athens
Daylight Post Office to Close in April
Daylight Tennessee will close its post office on April 12 with services moved to McMinnville. Postmaster Arsey Womack announced the shutdown and the transfer of routes to the nearby city.
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Tenn
Arsey Womack
McMinnville
Rockefeller Fends Off Knight Move in California GOP Primary
Governor Nelson Rockefeller disputed former Gov Goodwin Knight move to form a Rockefeller presidential group in California calling it unauthorized. Knight intends to proceed, while Rockefeller says focus must be on unifying California Republicans. Senator Kuchel eyes a delegate role despite not commenting on Rockefeller’s plans.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
New York
Goodwin J. Knight
Rockefeller
Knight
Albany
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
William Knowland
George Christopher
San Francisco
Todays Chuckle on Disarmament and Car Freedom
A humorous remark argues that complete disarmament is unlikely since some drivers will refuse to give up their cars. The line satirizes overly utopian expectations and reflects everyday skepticism about banning private vehicles.
Talks On Berlin To Be Continued
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin plan to meet again in about a week to continue Berlin exploratory talks after a briefing session with allied envoys. Neither side offered new proposals and the atmosphere remained friendly and businesslike.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
Rusk
Dobrynin
State Department
Llewellyn Thompson
Germany
Moscow
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Weight Loss Effort Stalls For Mary Ferguson
In LONG BISACH CALIF, Mary Ferguson aims to shed 50 pounds in two weeks. She reports a 14 pound loss to 230, says her two week hotel stay ends Sunday, and notes weight loss varies with water retention. She denies fainting during the fast, citing stomach contractions and feeling rotten at times.
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Mary Ferguson
NYC Newspaper Strike Ends As Engravers Approve Pact
Eight major New York City papers, shut for 110 days, await ratification of a peace accord by photoengravers. Union leaders say the amended contract backed by Mayor Wagner and publishers could resume Thursday editions if ratified by 6 p.m.
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NEW York
New York City
Photoengravers
Robert F. Wagner
Idailies
Frank McGowen
Walter N. Thayer
The
Herald Tribune
Printers Union and Papers Hold Bargaining Session
Representatives of the striking Printers Union and two daily newspapers shut down for 118 days planned another bargaining meeting after a late Tuesday night session failed to reach an agreement. Union president Clifford Hilpert emerged from the talks saying he was not very optimistic.
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Cleveland (Ap
Clifford Hilpert
Photoengravers Strike Settlement Tied to Wage Package
Wagner announced a tentative settlement of the photoengravers strike at 2 17 am, 109 days after the December 8 shutdown. Publishers accepted the proposal and amendments, within the existing $12.63 weekly wage framework, with a first year $2.50 weekly raise and a 75 cent weekly contribution.
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Wagner
The
Post
Bataan Death March Survivor Happy Over Payment Delay
A Bataan death march survivor Noble Frank Smith and family welcomed the State Department’s temporary suspension of World War II relief debt collection. The department had claimed $1,421 owed by Viola Smith and her son Carl for relief during internment in Asia. Senator Douglas advocated canceling the debt. Smith said the government earned nothing and will not receive the money.
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Ill
Bataan
State Department
Jit
Noble
Frank Smith
Viola Smith
Carl
Far East
Smith
Associated Press
Wif
Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Leslie C. Arends
R-Il
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