Teens trace blood trail of seven murders across states
Two AWOL soldiers, both teenagers, describe a rob and kill spree spanning three quarters of the nation. First degree murder charges filed in Florida and Colorado. officers seek warrants in Illinois, Kansas, and Tennessee. They boast of car thefts and assaults, with victims including two women in Jacksonville and a hotel maid in Craig Colorado. Authorities weigh jurisdiction and motive amid a chaotic chase.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
United States
Florida
Colorado
Illinois
Kansas
Tennessee
W. H. Terrill
Craig
Colo
Terrill
Atty
Worth Shrimpton
Moffatt County
U. S
Chattanooga
Tenn
FBI
Leonard Blaylock
Gerald R. York
Jacksonville
Fla
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
West Coast
Dutch Jet Crash Kills 20 in Egypt Action
A Dutch KLM Electra crashed in sand dunes near Cairo while attempting landing. 46 aboard, 20 killed, 10 seriously injured. Passengers included Dutch Germans Italians British Irish Egyptians and Burmese. No Americans aboard. Wreckage sparked fires. two Irish nuns among the dead. Simultaneous mentions of prior KLM losses and other incidents.
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Cairo
Egypt
Asia
Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Amsterdam
Kuala Lumper
Malaya
Rifaat Chafik
Netherlands
Ased
DGS
Atlantic
Lisbon
Hartford
Conn
Europe
Electric Boat Co
Copeccuct
Prestwick
Scotland
Tractors for Freedom Team Heads to Havana Tonight
A four man American team of private citizens leaves for Havana to negotiate a swap of 500 tractors for 1,200 Cuban invasion prisoners. The group led by Mrs. Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower plans to meet Castro, with travel permits to be arranged in Washington.
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Washington
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Tractors-for- Freedom Committee
Catro
Miami
Castro
U. S
United States
Tractors For Freedom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuthe
Milton Eisenhower
Kennedy
Roy Bainer
University of Calfornia Agricultural Engineering
C. H. Hansen
Michigan State University
J. B. Liljedhal
Purdue University
Doane P. Greathouse
United Auto Worker Union
Agricultural Implement Department
Earthquake Hits Iran Villages Near Tehran
An Iran quake wrecked Deh Kubch and Kahneh leaving villages stunned and thousands homeless as rescue teams search for bodies after the strongest tremor to strike the region in 13 months. Death toll rises amid widespread destruction and continued efforts to locate victims.
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Temran
Iran
Deh Kubch
Lages
Tehran
sPouses
Kahneh
Brazil Loyal Adlai Claims Support Against Communism
Adlai E Stevenson said President Quadros is conscious of the Communist menace in the Americas and Brazil will stand with the United States to oppose it after meetings on common problems including Cuba. He spoke at a news conference before a tour to Asia and was critical of dictatorships.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Adlai E. Stevenson
Janio Quadros
Americas
United States
Kennedy
Ing Quadros
Cuba
Stevenson
Asia
South America
Ay W
Weather Fails Segregation Test at City Pool
JACASUNVILLE Fla AP report says an attempt to integrate the municipal pool failed as the nine would be entrants found it and three others closed due to bad weather. City policy closes pools during thunderstorms per Recreation Dept director George G Robinson. A Jacksonville NAACP Youth Council spokesman said the group would try again to integrate city pools.
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Jacasunville. Fla
George G. Robinson
Jacksonville
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Patricia Annhew Valdosta
Gare
James Latham
Grantsville
Utah
UPI
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Leeds
Pia Treener
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