Bodies Of Missing Virginia Family Found In Maryland Grave
Two Maryland boys Be Boldin and Paddy discovered a shallow grave eight miles west of Annapolis containing Mildred Jackson 27 and Susan Ann Jackson 4. The Maryland medical examiner identified them by clothing and jewelry. the father Carroll V. Jackson Jr. 29 and infant Janet 1 are also found. The family vanished January 11 near Louisa County Virginia. The death causes are not yet determined.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Virginia
Russell S. Fisher
Maryland
Mildred Jackson
Susan Ann Jackson
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Janet
Fredericksburg
Jackson
Louisa County
Richmond
John Bolin
John Paddy
Gambrills
Baltimore City
Shopping Center Contract To Be Signed Monday
Contracts will be signed Monday at 1 30 p m for the 96 000 square foot Gus Primos Shopping Center on Louisville Avenue The center will house a large supermarket ten cent store drug store cafeteria ready to wear and a service station with several tenants already contracted A and P Morgan and Lindsey Holiday Ready to Wear Twin City Drug Pickidill Sinclair Service Station and others in negotiation Low bidder for construction is B and S Construction of Springhill Construction to begin shortly after signing on Louisville Avenue 2500 block
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Gus Primos
Louisville Avenue
Ten Cent
A. & P. Grocery
Morgan and Lindsey
Holiday Ready To Wear
Twin
Fall Claims Life Of R. Prichard
R. L. Dick Prichard 66 retired superintendent of the Tensas Basin Levee District was found dead at home. Coroner says death from a fall likely after long illness. World War I veteran and Mason. Rites 10 a.m. Monday Mulhearn Funeral Chapel. Burial Old City Cemetery with Masonic services. Survived by two sons Dick Jr. Houston and L. A. Baton Rouge and six grandchildren.
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R. L
Dick) Prichard
Tensas Basin
Ouachita Parish
John P. Burton
Prichard
Harrisonburg
Mulhearn
Ernest Holloway
Old City
Dick Jr
Houston
Tex
L. A
Baton Rouge
Tibetans fight Chinese in Lhasa uprising
Thousands of Tibetans clash with Chinese forces in Lhasa as artillery and automatic weapons rain down. About 300,000 Tibetans reportedly rise in revolt led by Khamba tribesmen amid rumors of the Dalai Lama's fate and possible capture or death.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Lhasa
Himalayas
Hungary
Dalai Lama
Khamba
Peiping
Potala
Autonomous Region
Budapest
Holy Week Rites Planned by Monroe Churches
Monroe West Monroe churches announce Holy Week observances with interdenominational noon services hosted by First Baptist Church. Five pastors will deliver sermons during the five day period as Presbyterians and other area churches schedule Easter week services.
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Monroe-West Monroe
Jacob Lantz
Temple B'Nai Israel
Monroe
First Baptist Church
John O. Stewart
Ben Oliphint
W. H. Headrick
George Pomeroy
W. H. McFadden
Presbyterian Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Grammont
Catalpa
Jesus
Barabbas
Legend of the Dogwood in Palm Sunday Verse
A newspaper column repeats the Legend of the Dogwood linked to Palm Sunday. The tale recalls the dogwood’s size and use as a cross, Jesus’ pity, and a promise that the tree will henceforth bloom as a cross with nail prints on each petal and a brown center.
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Jesus
Slain Baby Girl Found In Ditch In Louisiana
Children playing in a ditch in Koline Louisiana discovered the infant's body wrapped in a blanket. Rapides Parish coroner Dr. Walter Murrel said the white baby died of a fractured skull and called the murder senseless cruel and inhumane.
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Koline
Walter Murrel
Rapides Parish
Lone Wolf Racket Highlighted in New Orleans Juke Box Case
Senate investigators report a New Orleans group bypassed unions to seize juke box control in a rare lone wolf operation. Chief counsel Kennedy said hearings will cover New Orleans Los Angeles and Miami with Carlos Marcello named among key witnesses in the gambling syndicate network.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Chicago
Sters
Kennedy
Mot
Carlos Marcello
Senate Crime Committee
Frank Costello
Spring Makes Debut Cold Snow Linger Amid Varied Weather
UPI reports a contrasting early spring with zero temperatures in the northern plains and cold fronts in the Great Lakes while Florida faces floods risk. Southern California enjoys warm readings, Atlantic coast towns rise toward 73 in Washington and New York, and weekend events include a Manhattan sightseeing boat tour and Jones Beach stargazing.
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Plains
Great Lakes
Midlands
Atlantic
Mercury
Washington
New York City
Manhattan Island
Jones Beach
New York State
Pennsylvania
Page &A
Legless Vet Is Trapped 24 Hours In Snowbank Rescue
Willis Bud Edel, 28, a Korean War veteran paraplegic from Marshalltown, spent 24 hours trapped in his car after it slid into a three foot snowbank near Riverside Cemetery. He kept lights on and off to attract help as the frigid conditions, 20 degree temperature, and surrounding highway traffic failed to draw attention before rescue.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Riverside
Willis
Bud
Edel
Colder Weather Expected Across Regions
Colder weather is forecast in the Twin Cities as spring enters its second day with clear skies. Readings yesterday ranged from 62 to 50, versus Fridays 68 to 56, while Arkansas expects much colder weather with frost and partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow.
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Twin Cities
Arkansas
Ocean Search For Missile Cone Pressed
A Thor intermediate range rocket and a recovery force sat for renewed ocean searches near Ascension Island after the nose cone test. Reporters said the cone's recovery package gave no signal and may have sunk to the sea floor while divers scoured the area for the orange inflation balloon.
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Cape Canaveral
Filia
UPI
Thor
Air Force
Ascension Island
Negro Man Dies Of Stab Wound In Louisiana City
Willie James Bowden, 30, was stabbed during a dispute with Claudene Smith, 20, on Winnsboro Road near Berg Jones Lane. Bowden died at Charity hospital as Smith was charged with his murder and jailed. Funeral arrangements will be handled by Ruston Funeral Home.
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Willie James Bowden
South 17
Charity Hospital
James C. Kelly Jr
Claudene Smith
Short Coleman
West Monroe
Bowden
Kelly
Smith
Winnsboro
Berg Jones Lane
John P. Burton
Parish
Ruston
Defense plans appeal in Duncan murder case
Elizabeth Duncan, sentenced to death for hiring two men to kill her pregnant daughter in law, will seek a U S Supreme Court review. Her defense lawyer called the verdict a miscarriage of justice while the prosecutor called it proper. no immediate third trial on her mental state was planned.
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Ventura, Calif
UPI
Elizabeth Duncan
S. Ward Sullivan
Dist
Roy Gustafson
California
San Quentin
Frank Duncan
Scots defend Loch Ness Monster amid Italian claim
In Inverness Scotland supporters rejected Francesco Gasparini claim he invented the Loch Ness monster 26 years ago. John MacGillivray 83 rebutted that the creature was in the Loch before his birth as locals rallied against the foreign assertion. Continued on page A.
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Inverness
Scotland
Francesco Gasparini
John MacGillivray
Loch
Page
Golf Ball Hail Storm Hits Leeds Alabama
Severe thunderstorm drops hail the size of golf balls over Leeds with 2 to 3 inch depths. Homewood reports smaller hail while Birmingham powers lines are down from lightning though no major damage is noted.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Leeds
Homewood
Here
Dallas Man Destroys $50 000 In Antique Home
Virgil Stamps Putnam 38 was jailed on malice destruction charges after allegedly wrecking 50 000 worth of antiques at his estranged wife Edith Knight Putnam s Dallas home. Police cited a damaged lower floor and items including a 6000 painting and a 300 year old Countess of Sunderland portrait.
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Dallas
Tex
Virgil Stamps Putnam
Edith Knight Putnam
Debbie Ann Putnam
T. J. Taylor
Eisenhower Macmillan discuss freeze plan at Camp David
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan agreed on a summit with Khrushchev to seek a Berlin crisis solution. They outlined a plan to freeze East West forces at current levels and push it to Geneva and the May foreign ministers meeting.
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Gettysburg
Geneva
Berlin
Khrushchev
Russia
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Macmillan
Peter Hope
Europe
Aspen
Page &A
Monroe Tulane Conference Opens At Frances Hotel
Over 100 Monroe residents are expected at the fifth annual Monroe Tulane University Community Conferences noon today at the Frances Hotel. The event features a luncheon and six 2:30 p.m. panel sessions on topics including Hypnosis in Medicine led by Dr. Stanley Mintz with Drs. Emory and Sustendal, plus a discussion on Tulane National Geographic Society’s Yucatan expedition led by Dr. George T. Walker and a slide series from Tulane's Middle American Research Institute by Dr. Robert L. Wauchope.
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Monroe
Monroe-Tulane University
Frances Hotel
J. Claude Earnest
Tulane
Stanley R. Mintz
Mayo Emory
George Sustendal
Tulane School of Medicine
George T. Walker
Northeast Louisiana State College
Tulane National Georgraphic Society
Yucatan
Robert L. Wauchope
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Smiley
Leslee Ann Smiley
Dubois
Bunny Rabbit
Hahnemann Hospital
Fall
R. Prichard
Presbyterians
Nime
Probers
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Seaboard
Florida
Duncan
SON Critical
Alabama
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