Jacqueline Kennedy Honors Paris With Givenchy Gown
Jacqueline Kennedy wore a white silk gown and matching coat by Hubert de Givenchy at the Versailles Hall of Mirrors ending her three day Paris visit. The sleeveless bell skirt ensemble featured jewel embroidery with diamond accents and a jeweled tiara-like hairstyle, highlighting her fashion gesture to Paris.
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New York Names Scofflaw King Eugene Heil
New York reports a new scofflaw king, Eugene Heil, 49, who received a $6,175 fine and 60 days in jail from Chief City Magistrate Abraham M. Bloch for ignoring 196 traffic summonses. He faced an additional 600 days if fines remain unpaid and is a textile salesman by trade.
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Murderer To Marry In Jail In Franklin
Douglas Keller, 24, a Memorial Day convicted second degree murder suspect from Franklin, applied for a marriage license at Venango County Courthouse. Officials expect a jail wedding next Wednesday with Joyce Leonard. Keller has not been sentenced and was escorted by a deputy sheriff.
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Eichmann Trial Uses Goebbels Statement Against Him
Israeli prosecutors cited Goebbels in Eichmann's trial arguing the Nazi minister said orders do not justify civilian murder. They linked the Arab mufti to Nazi persecution and described his influence on emigration blocks and wartime actions. Wisliceny declined an assignment to aid Eichmann, adding context to the case.
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Crabgrass unlikely in bluegrass with proper mowing
Floriculturists say crabgrass will not likely trouble bluegrass if kept two inches or higher and given moderate fertilization.
Seven Die In Matsuo Coal Mine Dormitory Fire
Seven persons killed and three seriously injured in an early Sunday fire at a coal miners dormitory 300 miles north. Two workers and four children burned to death as flames swept a wooden community house at Matsuo mine. An aged sick man died of shock while fleeing.
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