Slayings at Clarke Home Baffle Prosecution
In New Jersey the bodies of Mrs. Clarke and two other women were found bound and shot at the Clarke estate near New Brunswick. A taxi driver and a mysterious passenger fled the scene after a mid day visit by house staff and a single gunshot per victim. Police and Prosecutor Warren T. Wilentz pursue leads as investigators review motive amid a lack of robbery or sexual assault signs.
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Clarke
Francis M. Clarke
Dorothy Moore
Middlesex County
Warren T. Wilentz
Dr. Clarke
St. Peter’s Hospital
New Brunswick
Wilentz
Hall-Mills
Chapin
Seldin Chapin
U.S
Netherlands
Daniel Ploranski
Rt. 27
Ploranski
Clarkes
Lords Move to Allow Divorce and Remarriage to Siblings
Lord Mancroft sponsors a marriage enabling bill allowing divorcees to marry their spouse's sibling. The Lords approved a second reading amid shock with a pledge of no personal interest, claiming about 1,000 people he knows live in sin due to current law. The bill faces a third reading before Commons action.
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Great Britain
Lords
House of Commons
Lord Mancroft
Mancroft
Anti-American agitators may harass Ike on demand
Reports say Latin American communists may organize protests or join anti-Eisenhower demonstrations as he tours the Americas. The Reds previously instigated throwings during Nixon’s 1958 Venezuela Peru trip, but avoided outbursts during Eisenhower’s Asia Europe and Africa goodwill tour. Soviet Khrushchev’s mentions and Camp David talks are noted as influencing attitudes.
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United States
Richard M. Nixon
Venezuela
Peru
Eisenhower
Asia
Africa
Europe
Khrushchev
Camp David
Attorney Doyle to Announce Draft Plan for Stevenson
James E. Doyle former head of Americans for Democratic Action says he will announce plans for a nationwide group to draft Adlai E Stevenson for president. The statement comes from Madison Wisconsin and outlines a organized effort to rally support for Stevenson’s candidacy.
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Adlati
Madison, Wis
UPI
James E. Doyle
Americans For Democratic Action
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wart removal offer draws 1000 responses to study tumors
Dr. Walter N. Mack, a Michigan State University virologist, offered free wart removal to recruit volunteers for his tumor research. The appeal published in newspapers attracted more than 1,000 responses from interested participants.
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Walter N. Mack
Michigan State University
Two Rangers Drown in Gulf During Training Exercise
At Eglin Air Force Base Florida during a survival exercise heavy surf and a broken cable capsized rafts. Two officers drowned and a third remains missing after 140 Rangers began the mock beach assault near Santa Rosa Island. Helicopters and crash boats scoured the night. The unit included 128 Rangers and 24 international trainees from Ft Benning.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Santa Rosa Island
Florida
Ft. Benning
United States
Ranger
Benning
Airman Sinks In Icy Erie Waters
An airman perished after a capsule ejected from an aircraft in Erie waters during tests. An Air Force spokesman described the exercise as measuring a man s response to cold seasickness dampness and psychological stress of isolation in a drifting enclosure.
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Erie
Air Force
Loire River Facts Highlight France's Longest Waterway
The Loire River extends about 620 miles making it the longest river in France. It flows through central and western regions, shaping landscapes, vineyards, and historic sites along its course.
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Loire
France
German Tenors Named Helmut Krebs At Detroit Concert
Concert invitation confusion arises over Helmut Krebs of Mainz and Helmut F. Krebs of Berlin. West German consul confirms Helmut A. Krebs performed in Detroit and did not misrepresent himself. Mainz singer blamed illness for below average show while Berlin star vacationed in the south.
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Helmut F. Krebs
Berlin Opera
Helmut A. Krebs
Mainz
West Germany
Detroit
Berlin
Krebs
France
New York
Chinese Welcome In Their New Year At Midnight
AP reports a vast celebration as 685 million Chinese greet the Year of the Rat at midnight with firecrackers drumming and dragon parades. In Peiping the three day holiday marks a lighter moment in a drive to industrialize, with Formosa also festive and food shortages easing shortages in shops.
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Tokyo
Peiping
New York
Red China
Formosa
Pottery and Bones Found of Mesa Verde Relics in Finland
In Helsinki the National Museum displays a collection of pottery bones and relics left by cliff dwelling American Indians nearly 2000 years ago from Mesa Verde Colorado. A Swedish archaeologist who excavated in 1891 uncovered the items.
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National Museum
Helsinki
Finland
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Cheer the Shut-In with Mum Plants
Cheer the shut in with gay blooming mum plants. Beauti ful in sparkling foil and satin bow. Brighten home or hospital room. Yellow bronze white orchid. Your card enclosed delivered five dollars. Mary's Flower Shop 318 N 2nd Call FA 3 3494
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Mary’s Flower Shop
De Gaulle Faces Algerian Crisis as Insurgents Hold Algiers
In Algiers unrest grows as De Gaulle reaffirms policy for Algeria remaining French. Troops loyal but morale strained face barricades and a general strike paralyzing the city. Debre and Challe urge order while censored reports limit details. Paris backs restoration of order and free elections.
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Bone
Constantine
Oran
Algiers
de Gaulle
Paris
Debre
Algeria
Pierre Lagaillarde
Joseph Ortiz
Associated Press Bureau
Delouvrier
Monroe Air Force Reserve talk to detail airport plans
Tonight at 7 at the Reserve unit headquarters in Monroe a meeting will discuss improving Monroe's airport facilities. Lt Col Gattis and H B Har grove will oversee the program. George Wood of the Monroe Police Department has returned home for rest. An overseas placement officer will interview Louisiana job seekers for teaching posts abroad at the State Employment Service today and Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm.
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Monroe
Air Force Reserve
Ae T. Gattis
H. B. Hargrove
Selman Field
George Wood
St. Francis Hospital
Air Force
Louisiana State Employment Service
Louisville Avenue
Loopholes Cited In Additive Law Debate
Mrs. Sullivan argues against a new color additives bill noting cosmetic color choices may be restricted if unsafe substances are involved. She cites lipstick shade restrictions and a men suntan lotion linked to skin disorders as concerns in the legislative push.
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