Teenage Bride Says Her Trip Was Voluntary
Denver police said 17 year old Clo Ann Wiegner was reunited with her parents after being abducted from Daly City California by John Mowatt and Mike Weigner. The pair escaped Napa state hospital and were found in a stolen car wreck near Denver. A second suspect Jesse Eastman was arrested in Brighton Colorado. Wiegner and Eastman face charges in California including assault auto theft and burglary. Weigner claimed the teenage bride joined him voluntarily out of love.
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Clo Ann Weigner
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Daly City
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Clo Ann Wiegner
Denver General Hospital
Mike Weigner
California
Weigner
Wiegner
Jesse
Eastman
Brighton
Napa
Webb W. Burke
FBI
San Francisco
U. S
John Doe
Weizner
Red Crowd
Buses In Montgomery End Racial Segregation Today
In Montgomery Alabama the long boycott ended as city buses were desegregated. Negroes seated in front and mixed seating appeared with white riders on Court Square routes. Two Negro ministers rode early, while drivers were notified to enforce integration. The Supreme Court decision banning bus segregation had taken effect yesterday, ending decades of separate seating.
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Ala
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Court Square
Associated Press
Henry Bradsher
Eugene Williams
Harold A. L. Clement
The
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Montgomery Advertiser
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U.S. Supreme Court
Weather Forecast Report Fragment
Fragmentary weather note mentions Ferran at an art terminal fair with wet conditions. Forecast references weekend timing and high temperatures but details are unclear.
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Ferran
Texas weather ushers in winter with mild statewide forecast
The Associated Press reports mild weather across most of Texas on the first day of winter despite fog in College Station and Corpus Christi. Lucid skies prevail in West Texas while the east is cloudy. Lufkin received a trace of rain during the 24 hour period ending midnight, with temperatures from 21 to 22 degrees in Dallas and Corpus Christi areas.
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Weather
College Station
Corpus Chris
Austin
Corpus Christi
West Texas
Weather Bureau
Lufkin
Daltan
Nuclear blast reported in Japan amid meteorologist warnings
Tokyo experts say a nuclear explosion may have occurred and analysts from a government observatory note a possible December 14 or 15 detonation. Precise location remains unknown due to sensitive equipment and seismographs across the country.
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Tokyo
Rusas
Dallas Center Tries to Hold Despite Rainy Weather
Dallas actions proceed amid steady rain as officials work to keep centers running and protect public safety. City leaders urge patience while construction and service crews address slowdowns and rising incidents.
Pardon Granted in Killing of Dallas Oilman Husband
Gov. Allan Shivers granted a full pardon to Rebecca Doswell of Dallas for the pistol killing of her husband in August 1951. The pardon restores civil rights, follows Board of Pardons and Paroles recommendation, and comes as Doswell’s medical needs and extended reprieves prevented return to prison. Doswell claimed the shooting was accidental. she was convicted by a Dallas County jury and had a long prior medical and parole history.
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Austin
Allan Shi
Rebecca Doswell
Dallas
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Rey
Daswell
Ing
West Texas
New Mexico
Henry Ford
Scurry County
Tex
Gil Field
Doswell
Houston J. Doswell
Weatherford
Texas lawmakers back bills on school segregation reforms
About 20 state senators and representatives pledged unanimous support for proposed legislation to define schools by white, Negro or integrated units and to continue segregated systems unless abolished by a popular vote. Bills would withhold funds from noncompliant districts and bar employment of NAACP members. Atty. Gen. John Ben Shepperd explained the measures at a meeting convened by Rep. Reagan Hoffman.
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Marshall U
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Atty
John Ben Shepperd
Reagan Hoffman
Marshall
Allan Shivers
Shepperd
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Secretary of State
U S Aids Hungary and Poland in Relief and Loans
U S officials oppose Hungary seeking a 400 million loan from the West to bolster the Moscow aligned Kadar regime. They favor relief aid to Hungarians in food clothing and medical supplies. The United States shows greater willingness to assist Poland with finances machinery cotton oils and fats while urging independence from Moscow.
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Hungary
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Janos Kadar
Kadar
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Seve Union
Eisenhower
Poland
Moscow
Teacher Caught Looting Store In Fort Worth
Fort Worth police arrested Frank Dyleski a 33 year old junior high teacher after he looted a drug store early today. He claimed he was broke and hungry and said it was a sudden impulse. He was found hiding in a refrigerator with items taken including perfume cigarettes and a toy truck. Dyleski said he is a Marine veteran of World War II and had fought in the Solomon Islands. He graduated from Texas Christian University in 1952 and taught psychology. He joined the staff of Surpling Junior High School last September, with colleagues noting he was highly respected. His December paycheck and gifts from students awaited him at the school.
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Solomon Islands
Texas Chrisian University
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Surpling Junior High School
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Eilsenhower
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Austria
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Germany
Bundesrat
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Teras
Waffe
Talen
France
Dallae Isohee
Cusene
Despondent teen kills sweetheart in Texas burglary
Wesley Allen Cox, 17, broke into a Baptist parsonage in Grand Prairie and fatally shot Linda Housewright, 16, after claiming a breakup with her. He admitted planning the burglary and said he was despondent over losing her affections. Local police investigated the early morning shooting at the Engleth Street Baptist Church parsonage.
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Frintion
Linda
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Landa
Holiday Traffic Forecast Prompts Patrol Mobilization
Amid warnings of a dangerous New Year travel period the National Safety Council projected 65 million motorists on the roads with an estimated 160 fatalities, prompting state troopers to patrol highways and shift personnel. Austrian meetings with Nixon address Hungarian refugees impact, while living costs rise and rail and highway safety concerns dominate reports from Vienna and Washington.
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Nanmal Safty Council
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Hviday
Dera
Wright
Ende
al Sidacesi
Holt
Alboers
Af Perenne
Texas
Yule Greetings At White House Turn To World
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower gave each White House staff member twin pictures with autographs. The annual tree lighting followed a global wish for a truly merry Christmas and peace on earth. About 7,500 people attended as the President spoke on freedom, neighborliness, and aid to Hungary, with radio and TV coverage worldwide.
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Eisenhower
White House
Radiov
Voice of America
Hungary
U N Hurries Urgent Debate Before Holiday
United Nations General Assembly works to wrap up Middle East debate before Christmas. France presses charges of mistreatment of French nationals in Egypt as DEstaing cites cases of beaten and imprisoned French citizens and seized property, while Egypt accuses Britain and France of harsh measures against Egyptians.
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U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
India
Nehru
U.S
France
Egypt
G. d'Estaing
Britain
Destaing
D'Estaing
Dag Hammarskjold
Wilson appoints Smith for job in land division
Austin Any Gen e l Wilson today named Bob Smith to the land division of the attorney general s office effective January 15. Smith, currently an assistant to District Attorney Les Procter, helped in the veterans land trials of ex-Land Commissioner Bascom Giles and B R Sheffield. He hails from Brownwood.
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Austin
Will Wilson
Bob Smith
Attorney General's Office
Smith
Les Procter
Veterans Land
Bascom Giles
B. R. Sheffield
Brownwood
Woman killed in San Antonio crash at Los Kraay range
A woman died in a road accident at Los Kraay range in San Antonio. Seven people were injured in the crash.
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San Antonio
Los Kraaya Range
Dies In Fire At Dallas Apartment Pushes Urgent Safety
A Dallas resident, aged 22, perished in a fire that broke out today in an apartment building. Fire crews battled flames, while investigators examine the cause and look for contributing hazards.
Holiday Highway Deaths Start This Holiday Period
The Department of Public Safety reported the first traffic fatality of the holiday period. Ralph Bira, 15, died instantly when the driver lost control near El Paco on US 62. The incident occurred about 1 mile from El Paco as a vehicle was being driven with a stolen header.
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Department of Public Safety Today
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el Paco
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