Doctor Is Charged In Wife's Death West Covina Case
Dr Bernard Raymond Finch 43 is charged with murder in the death of his wife Barbara Jean Finch 33 who was found shot at their home. He was arraigned in Cutrus Municipal Court after returning from Las Vegas where he was briefly detained with a nightclub worker. A Las Vegas maid and a waitress connected to the couple testified about the night of the incident.
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West Covina
Calif
APA
Las Vegas
Bernard Raymond Finch
Finch Depics
Barbara Jean Finch
Los Angeles County District Attorney’s
Finch
Calfornia
Rem
Cutrus Municipal Court
Carol Pappas Tregoff
West Covina Clinic
Triangle
Nevada
California
Miss Tregoff
Finch Home Says the Doctor Was There Saturday Night, Miss Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Doctor in attempted kidnapping ends chase near home
Mrs. Finch eluded a doctor who tried to force her into a car after a shooting incident near Dr. Finch’s Frederick home. Police recovered two stolen cars linked to the case, and the Finchs, married in 1951, were noted for tennis and social life with a son and a daughter from a previous marriage. Carl Pfeiffer received a retirement honors dinner for his work with Maryland’s Forest and Parks, where he helped found the department in 1913 and will serve as a consultant.
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Frederick
Maryland
Miss Lidholm
Mrs. Finch
Herman Toms
Marion Hoffman
Donald Kendall
Forest Service
State
Milwaukee Man Loses Pants and Wallet in Poolside Swim
Roy Parsons of Milwaukee vanished his pants and all cash travelers checks and personal identification after swimming Sunday. He forgot he had worn no pants and left the items on the roof of his car. Police were asked to search the route for the missing belongings and to be on the lookout.
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Ottawa
Roy Parsons
Milwaukee
Income Rises to Record Rate on June Personal Income
Commerce Department data show June personal income at 382.5 million dollars annually, up from May by 1.6 billion. Gains mainly from hiring and higher wages across metals, machinery, glass, and clay, with nonmanufacturing sectors like wholesale trade and local governments also contributing. steel strike potential may damp future increases. A购 transfer payments rose, while business income and dividends saw small upticks. An executors sale in Foxville district saw W F Kunkle and Roy Brandenburg Jr pay 8 300 for an 8 1/2 acre tract from Viola E Duncan estate.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Wome
W. F. Kunkle
Roy
Brandenburg Jr
Foxville
Viola E. Duncan
Thomas
Glass
Economic growth figures for first half 1959 revised
Personal income in the first six months of 1959 rose at an annual rate of 376 billion dollars, up 23 billion or 6 percent from the first half of 1958. After adjusting for inflation and population growth, the real gain remains uncertain in the text.
Cement Company Luton Agree On Two Year Contract
Russell Twigg announces a tentative two year agreement at Alpha Portland Lime Kiln plant with United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union. The deal raises hourly wage 10 cents, adds premiums for Sunday work, boosts medical and unemployment benefits, and enhances vacation. About 115 employees are covered retroactive to May 1, 1959 with further increases through May 7, 1960.
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Russell Twigg
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Benjamin
Balliet
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union
Messers Solliday, Cosgrove
Lilly
Atomic Ship Is Launched In Camden For Peaceful Power
The United States launches its first atom driven merchant ship the Savannah in Camden New Jersey marking a milestone in the atoms for peace program. The vessel will be about 70 percent complete upon launching and is expected to enter service around 1961 as a prototype for future A ships and a floating demonstration of peaceful nuclear power. The Soviet Union’s Lenine nuclear icebreaker has not reported sea readiness since 1953 with analysts noting reactor challenges.
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Camden
United States
Eisenhower
Savannah
Delaware River
Duight D. Eisenhower
Soviets
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wyndhburg
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Roaming Show Boat Plans Showcasing Atomic Design
The first America atomic merchant ship is being designed as a roaming show boat to demonstrate U S maritime science and peace policy. Savannah resembles a yacht with a curved bow, flaring stern, and gleaming white hull. Dean’s List honors University of Pennsylvania students including Mary Frances Fuqua Crum and Montgomery County peers for high averages.
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Annah
First
America
Savannah
Mary Frances Fuqua Crum
Carroll Parkway
University of Pennsylvania
Dea
Eric A. Walker
Montgomery County
John S Theon
Bethesda
Jean Kiss
Abece K. Mabaches
Razz M Torrence
Chevy Chase
Carroll County
Mary J Reid
Randallstoun
Nixon Ready To Take Firm Stand In Moscow Talks
Vice President Richard M Nixon prepares to press a firm stance on U S Berlin resolve during a scheduled meeting with Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow Sunday. The meeting caps a 13 day Soviet goodwill tour with Nixon to open an American exhibition in Moscow.
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Washington
Richard M. Nisen
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Nixen
Moscow
Russia
Nixon
Terakhmer
Sexiet Union
Eisenhower
Trpin
Ensen
Nixon to meet Khrushchev in Moscow for talks
President Nixon plans a confidential talk with Khrushchev at Khrushchev’s dacha on the Moscow outskirts after a White House review of remarks. He aims to broaden discussion to Berlin disarmament atomic testing and trade with possible Geneva report to Herter. Humphrey had eight hours with Khrushchev on rockets and Russia's farm program.
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White House
Khrushchev
Nixon
Eisenhower
Kkhrushchev
Berlin
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Woth
Moscow
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Russia
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