Dallas Man Held After Wife and Three Die
Buford Calhoun, 32, an unemployed auto repairman, killed his estranged wife Mary and their three infants in east Dallas. Captured later after a gunbattle at a drug store, he died at noon. One son-in-law, John Warren, was critically wounded. a bayonet knife was found in his car near the scene.
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Reds Accept Wests Plan on Un Security Council Admissions
The Security Council settled its voting deadlock on admitting 18 new members after Russia agreed to a Western backed plan. The package would be voted on piece by piece then as a group, but veto threats from five permanent members and Taiwan’s opposition jeopardize passage. Chinese Nationalists denounced the deal as illegal and immoral and urged rejection.
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Angelo Lawyer Called To Trial
A Dallas area attorney was called to trial today on a charge of aggravated assault against Ken Martin a television cameraman. Clyde Vinson allegedly struck Martin during the Clifton Clary murder trial weeks ago as Martin filmed Vinson’s client Mrs Mildred Duggin 56. Duggin was called by the state but did not testify in the trial that saw Clary acquitted. Clary had faced charges of killing his wife then burning their Runnels County ranch home.
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Weather forecast from Air Terminal CT Weather Bureau
Fair today and tonight with warmer daytime. Colder tonight. Wednesday will be cloudy and considerably colder. Windy this afternoon and Wednesday with blowing dust.
Ford Foundation Gifts Half Billion to Colleges Hospitals and Schools
The Ford Foundation announced the largest charitable giveaway in history, totaling 500 million dollars for privately supported colleges universities and hospitals. Colleges receive 210 million to raise faculty salaries and a 50 million earlier gift, hospitals 200 million, and medical schools 90 million.
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Irving Price Killed in Car Train Collision
Arnold Price, 67, died last night in Irving when his car collided with a Rock Island train. Police said the incident occurred at a city crossing and remains under investigation.
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Otto John Surrenders to West German Police in Bonn
Otto John, once a feared East German security chief who defected to the East, returned to the West after crossing into West Berlin and being flown to West Germany. He is being questioned by the West German Supreme Court prosecutor. Details on his location and method of escape were not released.
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Eight U S Airmen Die in Moroccan Crash
An eight member crew aboard a four engine C54 transport of the U S Air Force crashed into a 5000 foot peak in the Rift Mountains near the Moroccan Spanish border. The plane originated Wheelus Field Tripoli and was headed to Casablanca en route home. Spanish authorities notified Rabat and said the eight bodies were being sent to Sidi Slimane air base.
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Turncoat GI Arrives Today In Hong Kong
Richard Roger Tenneson aged 22 a turncoat GI and former Korean War prisoner arrived in Hong Kong from Red China. He said he supported neither side yet believed US germ warfare claims and planned to return home for personal reasons. He held a news conference in Kowloon with Red Cross aid. He expected hostility upon return.
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Senterfitt accuses bosses of Texas political shops in TV speech
Reuben Senterfitt, candidate for governor, charges closed political shops run by a few bosses control deals, candidacy, and funding. He warns Texans to finance his program to enter office with no sordid obligations. He labels the Price Daniel draft phony and criticizes Yarborough and others while noting two announced governors candidates Sen and Phillips.
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Hunt For Hit-Run Killer Concluded
Houston police conclude a 20 day search for a hit and run killer. Heriberto R. Fernandez, a Mexican youth with limited English, is jailed and charged with negligent homicide and failure to stop after the Nov. 27 fatal hit in which W. B. Risdon, 36, was killed. Officers say two Mexican women in Fernandezs car corroborated riding with him and that he claimed to have hit someone.
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Water From Texas Reaches Naples Amid Air Force Flyover
Naples reports plentiful water and a U S Air Force colonel and Mrs Joh Calliferiattong observe the event as a Texas supply flight arrives. The text notes a water shipment and the presence of military personnel during the mission.
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