Quake Survivor Detects Bank Burglary in Melrose
In Melrose New Mexico a two week old 22 inch boy named Gary Lynn Burnett may hold a fishing license. The curious boy alerted authorities when he saw a flickering bank light at the First National Bank. A burglar swung a crow bar at him, he fled bleeding, and the burglars escaped without loot.
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Gary Lynn Burnett
N. Poplar
Gary
Melrose
N.M
First National Bank
FBI
William Van Rie Found Not Guilty
Boston AP Willem van Rie was acquitted of murder in the death of Lynn Kauffman. The six-verdict jury deliberated after a 44 day voyage dispute on Utrecht. he pleaded for acquittal saying I never did this. He admitted adultery but denied harming her.
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Boston
Willem van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
Utrecht
Singapore
van Rie
Elvis Presley Leaves Army for Broadway Career Resumption
Elvis Presley, 24, leaves Friedberg Germany by a U S military transport plane and heads home to resume his song and screen career. He is due at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey on Thursday after the stop in Friedberg.
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Friedberg
Germany
Elvis Presley
U.S
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Weather forecast notes snow and cold with wind
Snow and blowing snow on northeasterly winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon. Diminishing tonight with partial clearing Thursday and an additional 2 inches of snow this afternoon and tonight. Colder tonight and Thursday with highs around 20 this afternoon and middle teens Thursday. Yesterday's high 25 and low 17. record highs and lows for the date listed. Hourly temps unreadable in parts of the record.
Ash Wednesday Ashes Mark Papal Forehead at Lent Opening
Pope John XXIII received the Ash Wednesday sign of humility in his private chapel to begin Lent. Msgr. Loris Capoville applied ashes to the pope’s forehead and to other papal staff members before Mass.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Msgr
Loris Capoville
Msgr. Capoville
Eighteen Students Clash With Police At Montevideo Rally
Police used tear gas and high pressure hoses to break up a student demonstration against President Eisenhower as his motorcade passed the University of Montevideo. An undetermined number of persons were injured. Army trucks with light artillery and heavy machine guns moved to the university block while students barricaded buildings.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Eisenhower
Chile
University of Montevideo
Ottawa Area Rainfall Gains Over 65-Year Span
New rainfall figures from 1895 to 1960 show an overall increase of 1.70 inches for the 12 month period in the Marais des Cygnes river valley. Eight months rise in average rainfall by 2.48 inches while February September October and November drop by 0.78 of an inch.
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Marais Des Cygnes
John P. Kelsey
Plan For World Day Of Prayer Service At First Christian Church
Dr. Raymond Jennings will speak at the World Day of Prayer service Friday at 2 p.m. at First Christian Church, hosted by Ottawa Council of Church Women led by Mrs. W. W. Whitaker. Mary Gail Dankof, Ottawa University student, will perform a vocal solo. nursery service provided. This marks the seventy fourth observance begun in 1687 to unite Christians in 60 languages and 1 000 dialects in prayer and missions offerings.
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Raymond Jennings
First Christian Church
Ottawa Council of Church Women
W. W. Whitaker
Mary Gail Dankof
Ottawa University
Women’s Inter-Church Council
Canada
Blanket Of Snow Deepens Across Ottawa Area
The Ottawa region saw fresh snow from 2.2 inches at 7 am to about 5 inches by noon with 2 more inches expected this afternoon. Snow depths reach up to 21 inches statewide, driving conditions worsen, schools close, and numerous basketball tournaments postponed as a new storm rolls in. A break with 2–3 days of calmer weather may follow, then another storm is possible over the weekend.
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Ottawa
John P. Kelsey
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Topeka
Garrett
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Negro Students Return To Jail In Nashville Demonstrations
Seventy five Negro college students remained jailed in Nashville Tennessee awaiting trial on disorderly conduct charges connected to downtown lunch counter demonstrations. Sixty-seven others had earlier returned to jail as part of a regional wave of protests spanning Florida Alabama and South Carolina with two white exchange students posted on bond and Fisk University student Diane Nash remaining in custody.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Deep South
Barbara Bigger
Carol Anderson
California
Fish University
Nashville
Diane Judith Nash
Fisk
Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas 1960 55 1989 period
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 a.m. noting figures for 1960 55 and 1989 period comparisons. Data outlines tolls by time frame with comparable totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crash in Snow Fatal to Two
Two people died and a third was seriously injured in a snowstorm collision on U S 24 seven miles west of Osborne Kansas. The deceased were Terry Storer 17 of nearby Osborne and Darold Voight 26 of Mankato. Injured severely was Ann Storer, sister of Terry.
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Osborne, Kas
U. S. 24
Osborne
Terry Storer
Mear Osborne
Darold Voight
Mankato
Ann Storrer
Terry
Incomplete List Of Dead In Santa Fe Wreck
An incomplete list of casualties from the Santa Fe train wreck near Bakersfield includes L. A. Snyder engineer from Fresno. A. H. Braley fireman from Fresno. John Garrett truck driver from Bakersfield. Harley Watkins Bakersfield. Ulysses Hicks San Francisco. Greetje Farjon Netherlands Antilles. Dr. Marshall J. Fiese Fresno. Db. C. Jordan Cabot Arkansas. Ed Hays Houston. Elsie Catherine Shirmer Chicago. M. Sgt. Patrick J. Brennan Camp Irwin California. Alice Jordan 69 Cabot Arkansas.
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Bakersfield
Calif
L. A. Snyder
Fresno
A. H. Braley
John Garrett
Harley Watkins
Ulysses Hicks
San Francisco
Greetje Farjon
Netherlands Antilles
Marshall J. Fiese
C. Jordan
Cabot
Ark
Ed Hays
Houston
Tex
Elsie Catherine Shirmer
Chicago
Patrick J. Brennan
Camp Irwin
Alice Jordan
Cabot, Ark
NATO considers unified French British American nuclear force
General Lauris Norstad announced NATO is examining a unified mobile task force armed with both conventional and nuclear weapons. Each member would contribute a battalion under a single commander with periodic training and no base outside West Germany without NATO consent. Protests followed in Britain and elsewhere.
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Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Norstad
NATO
Bonn
West Germany
Spain
Britain
Eisenhower Arrives in Uruguay Amid Abrazo Welcome
President Eisenhower lands in Montevideo greeted by Benito Nardone and a crowd of about 1,000 at Carrasco Airport. He praises Uruguay’s democratic principles as he tours the capital with a reinforced police guard watching for protests. He later meets the nine member Council of Government and delivers a congress address before flying to Puerto Rico.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Eisenhower
Benito Nardone
Carrasco
United States
Nardone
Santiago
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
Puerto Rico
Jorge Alessandri
Council of Government
Washington
Should Encourage Bright Students Says Dr Conant
Dr James B Conant urged all exceptional students be encouraged with high school counselor support. He said talented youths should take elective math and science as far as possible, with allowances for truly creative talent to pursue conservatories or art schools.
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Portland
Ore
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Conant
National Assn. of
Urge All Join Community Chest
The Ottawa Ministerial Association urged that all organizational fund campaigns be routed through the community chest and that the board accept the Guidance Center's application for next year. It also announced Holy Week services at Walnut Street United Presbyterian Church from April 8 to 13 and Good Friday services at First Baptist Church.
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Ottawa Ministerial Association
Heart Fund
Guidance Center
Walnut Street United
Santa Fe Train, Oil Rig Crash Kills 12 Near Bakersfield
A Santa Fe passenger train collided with a two trailer oil rig near Bakersfield California killing 12 including the train crew and oil rig driver. Sixty eight were injured with forty five still hospitalized as rescue crews worked through the night.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Suit Filed Against Morse Over Tally Theatre Fire
Don and Audrey Shade of rural route one have filed suit in District Court against former Tally Theatre owner Charles Morse. They allege Morse signed a note and chattel mortgage for 1900 tied to the burned property on July 28, with an unpaid balance of 1236.58 due Oct. 1. The petition seeks the chattels or their value of 921 plus 500 for detention.
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Tally Theatre
Don
Audrey Shade
RFD 1
Charles Morse
Morse
Shade
Free diamond ring found. ad note on page leak
An OCR fragment reads Free diamond ring. See Page le t hi , A. The readable text is incomplete and offers no verifiable event or entity beyond the item mention. More context is needed to prepare a proper public notice or listing.
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William van Rie
By Stephen C. Hughes
Agadir
Morocco
Ia Red Cross
Albert A. Rainhard
International Red Cross
Geneva
U. S. Air Force
America
North Africa
Atlantic Coast
Bou Amrani
Adm
Frank Akers
U.S. Fleet Air Arm
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Casablanca
Rabat
Bulletin
Aswee Oe
Gworries
Sea
Santa Fe
Streamliner
Tampa, Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Orangeburg
8.C
Lamb
Stanford Bradshaw
National University
Richard M. Nixon
Gov.Brown
Robert Wendward
Ferring
Edmund Brown
Daryl Chessman
Woodward
State Department
Chessman
Dr. Conant
Los Angeles
Don Williams
A. H. Brajey
John Holland
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