Doctor Charged In Eastbourne Rich Women's Deaths
Eastbourne, England. Dr. John Boykin Adams, 57, arrested on a murder charge in the deaths tied to elderly wealthy women. He allegedly lied about no pecuniary interest in Mrs Edith Morrell's death, while other counts include drug act violations and concealment of morphine. Authorities widen inquiry into nearly 300 deaths among Eastbourne's rich elderly women.
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Eastbourne
John
Boykin Adams
Adams
Britain
Julia Bradnan
Clara Neil- Miller
Scotland Yard
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Santa Claus statue returns with polished boots
SHERMAN OAKS CALIF. A seven foot Santa Claus statue that vanished from a front lawn last weekend reappeared on Tuesday. The only noticeable change was a bright polish on his boots.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Santa Claus
Weather Outlook for Texas Tonight and Friday
United Press notes a partly cloudy pattern across West Central and North Texas with no significant temperature changes. South Central Texas expects similar partly cloudy conditions with light to moderate northerly winds on the coast shifting to variable by Friday.
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Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atantic
Appalachians
Rockies
Lower Lakes
United Press Telemap
West Texas
Texas
Mary Christmas Returns To Old Fashioned Cards
LAWRENCEVILLE Al Miss Mary Christmas a schoolteacher says she has exhausted new ideas for greetings and will mail plain Christmas cards this year In 1953 she mailed autographed photos with her name as the greeting She plans to keep it simple Old fashioned cards are best After the holiday children face going back to school.
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Lawrenceville
Mary Christmas
Belita Sues For Divorce From Actor Joel Riordan
British born skater Belita Lyne Jepson Turned McGinnis files for divorce from actor Joel Riordan also named Joel James McGinnis. Testimony alleges frequent hits during his intoxicated state, Riordan had earlier filed for desertion, and Belita’s cross complaint also cites desertion.
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Los Angeles
Belita
Joel Riordan
Dallas GOP Chairman Paul O Rourke to resign
Paul O Rourke the Dallas County Republican Committee chairman for 26 months said he will resign at the GOP executive committee meeting on January 7. The move ends his tenure amid pending party shifts and leadership questions raising local political change.
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Paul O'Rourke
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U N Group Considers Disarmament Plan and Security Council Seats
The U N Disarmament Commission opened its first meeting in five months at the request of Soviet envoy Arkady Sobolev as Russia pushes to win approval for the Kremlin arm reduction plan. Simultaneously the General Assembly debated expanding the Security Council with seven more non permanent seats plus a regional Eastern Europe seat, while Japan and Nationalist China clashed over a vacant International Court of Justice post.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Arkady A. Sobolev
Russia
Kremlin
Sobolev
General Assembly
Spain
Security Council
Iraq
Colombia
Sweden
Council
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Toy Fund Saves Toys For Our Lady Mt Carmel Parish
Sister Maria Virgo shopped for toys to aid poor children at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish. A department store saleswoman added funds and a manager matched, with clerks contributing, yielding enough money to buy all the dolls and many more toys.
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Philadelphia
Maia Virgo
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish
Maria Virgo
Negro Intelligence Claims Spark Southern Debate
Horace Mann Bond of Lincoln University contends that Southern claims of Negro inferiority rely on IQ tests like the Army exam and college tests. He argues such tests do not prove general intelligence differences and accuses Southern lawmakers of misusing data. NAACP supports his critique and notes political figures backing segregation dispute.
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Horace Mann Bond
Lincoln University
Oxford
Army
Supreme Court
Clarence Mitchell
Naacp Washington
Bond
James C. Davis
D Ga
House
Washington, D.C
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Mitchell
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
South
NAACP
Williams
Convicts To Have Guests At Party In Oakalla Prison
British Columbia plans a Christmas party at Oakalla Prison inviting 106 inmate families and children to mingle with convicts in the prison gym with approval from the attorney general for a rare event.
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Vancouver
B.C
Province of
British Columbia
Oakalla
Hungarian refugee wins first University of Chicago scholarship
Alice Slezak, 23, a refugee from Hungary fleeing Red terror, wins the first of ten University of Chicago scholarships for fellow escapees. A premedical student, she was dismissed from Budapest University in 1954 after disputes with a Russian physiologist.
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U.S
Hungary
University of Chicao
Felow
Miss Slezak
University of Budapest
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