Governor Long Remains in Texas Clinic for Week
Gov Earl K Long of Louisiana is back in a Texas mental clinic for at least another week while District Judge L D Godard weighs habeas corpus and sane ness hearing delays. The governor alleges abduction and demands return to Louisiana to seek hospital care and resume duties.
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Galveston
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
New Orleans
Texas
L. D. Godard
Long
Godard
Hugh Gibson
Russell Long
D-La
Huey P. Long
Sen. Long
Gov. Long
Mrs. Long
Warher
Ochsnet Hospital
Govether Frazar
Teo
Lone
National Guard
Joann
Sea'y Hospital
Arthur Long
Lome
Tor Long
Walter B. Rourke Jr
Galveston Court
Inmate Escapes During Fathers Funeral Stroll
A prisoner from the Colorado state penitentiary, serving 10 to 20 years for aggravated robbery and 6 to years for an unknown charge, walked free Monday when guard Andrew Kimmich stepped away to fix a tire. Vallejos was left at his parents' home.
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Denver
State Penitentiary
Andrew Kimmich
Louis Vallejos
Inside Radio and TV 2 Fulton 18 Phoenix 18 Classified 12-18
Classified notices and listings for radio and television guides. includes features on Fulton and Phoenix markets and public notices. Obituaries and funeral notices appear near the back alongside bridge and sport briefs with concise scores and standings.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
Miss Nevada beauty crown to Miss Universe contest
Joy Blaine, 22, Miss Nevada, revealed as married and separated from Harold Belsky, plans to compete in Miss Universe in Long Beach July 16. officials say divorce will occur by contest time as she navigates pageant eligibility amid her marriage disclosure.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Joy Blaine
Tromeana
Long Beach
Nevada
Harold Belsky
Mainden
Miss Plaine
Winter Returns To Adirondacks Snow Pauses at Whiteface Peak
An Adirondacks update notes a two day snowfall and drifting atop Whiteface Mountain 4867 feet. Winds eased from Monday's gusts to about eight miles an hour. five inches remained on the ground. Temperatures ranged 5 to 10 degrees below normal across the state with cloudy showers in most areas. Overnight lows varied from 45 at Oneonta to 39 in New York City. warmer conditions expected Wednesday.
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Lake Placid
Whiteface Mountain
Adirondacks
Weather Bureau of Albany
Oneonta
New York C
George Reeves Suicide Gunshot Died in Hollywood Hills Home
Actor George Reeves 44 known for television Superman died early today from a gunshot wound Police say suicide found on bed in Benedict Canyon home near Beverly Hills Reeves complained about lack of roles due to type casting Meanwhile novelist Chamales fined 8500 and placed on two years probation for battery after March dispute with wife Helen O Connell
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Hollywood
George Reeves
Reeves
Benedict Can- Som Ano
Beverly Hills
Thomas OT
Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Search Continues for Fayetteville Boy Missing at Lake Winnisook
In Phoenicia New York searchers combed the wooded shores of Lake Winnisook for 6 year old David Raleigh son of Mr and Mrs Raleigh of Fayetteville. He disappeared after a thunderstorm forced him to run for a hunting lodge while his parents stayed with the boat. Hundreds of volunteers and divers have scoured the lake but no trace has been found.
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Phoenicia
N.Y
Catskill Mountain
David Raleigh
Merv. Stewart Raleigh
Fayetteville
Lake Winnisook
David
Tractor Kills Farmer near Rochester
A 79 year-old farmer named Ernest Tro mith died Monday when his tractor plunged down a 10 foot embankment on his farm near Rochester.
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Rochester Py
Ernest Tromith
Here
Breakthrough Effort Aims to End Berlin Deadlock
Western and Soviet diplomats meet at Gromyko’s villa to push a stopgap Berlin accord as Britain considers a summit while Eisenhower resists unless clear gains appear. Herter, Lloyd, and Merchan t discuss latest ideas and the path to a possible summit.
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Joan M. Hightower
Geneva
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
U_ 3
Christian A. Herter
Gromsko
Berlin
Harrier Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
U. S
Herter
Gromiko
A. A. Soldatov
Svvet Foreign Office
Lisingston Merchant
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
France
Maspee
Torin
Liesch
Eisenhower
Mother in Nude Chases Burglar After Sleep Wake
Ethel Adams, 41, woke to a burglar in her bedroom in Seattle. She chased him out the back door as neighbors gathered. her daughter Diane Usher urged her to return inside. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Seattle
Ethel Adams
Bumper year warned for personal crises in San Antonio
Bexar County medical examiner Robert Hausman predicts a bumper year in personal crisis reports for San Antonio. Three persons took their lives Monday, bringing the yearly total to 29, eight more than at the same point in 1958.
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San Antonio
Texas
Bexar County
Robert Hausman
Raiders Crack $50 000-a-Day Numbers Racket
Police raided an apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side and disrupted a $50,000-a-day numbers racket. Seven men were arrested, with $22,000 found in a closet and $8,000 in their pockets as thousands of slips were strewn around.
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New York
Manhattan
Upper East Side
E. 79Th St
Tugboat Wildcat Strike Grips New York Harbor
A wildcat strike by railroad tug boat engineers disrupted 46 boats hauling freight cars from New Jersey to New York. The stoppage, over 125 diesel-tug job cuts, defied a federal court restraining order as a hearing looms. About 350 users affected, with 279 represented by TWU.
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New York
New Jersey
James A. Duffy
New York Harbor Railroad Marine Committee
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
Dry cleaners switch to paper bags amid plastic danger
Albany firms abandon plastic bags for cleaned garments citing child suffocation deaths in Washington. The Surgeon General warns plastic bags used as infant bedding cause most suffocation deaths. only one case involved a child pulling a bag over his head, said Dr. Leroy F. Burney.
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Albany
Allbany
Washington
U. S
Leroy FE. Burney
Dannemora Battles Rats From State Prison Dump
Dannemora residents clash with a rat invasion from a Camptown State Prison dump. Major William Donahue says the mound is moving with millions of rats. authorities and exterminators were called in as locals fear for children and safety.
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Dannemora
Nemora
New York
William Donahue
Camtun State Prison
Donanne
Prison Au
Donahue
Clinton County Health Department
MIG Jets Attack Navy Patrol Plane Off Japan
A US Navy patrol aircraft was attacked by MIG fighters about 85 miles east of Wonsan, North Korea, injuring one crew member. The Pentagon said two MIGs fired on the plane, which landed safely at Miho Air Base after evasive action.
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ePro Navy
Japan
Deense Department
Wonsan
North Korea
Pentagon
Sin
U.S
Senduy
Defense Department
Inakarin Marine Corps Air Facility
Sea of Japan
Nas
Formosa Strait
Billy Graham praises Soviet morals during Moscow visit
Paris report says Billy Graham found Soviet people high in moral standards especially in public conduct. He noted few couples holding hands in streets and parks, described a disciplined atmosphere, and spoke of visiting Stalin and Lenin tombs. He stressed he does not like communism but loves the Russian people.
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Paris
Billy Graham
Moscow
Briens
London
Graham
Stalin
Lenin
Evangelist
Berserk Gunman Surrenders After 17 Hour Hostage Standoff
In Charleston Illinois the gunman Youngs Adkins surrendered after a 17 hour siege ending without gunfire. He released his half sister Mrs Mira Irene Kennedy and is in custody. Lawmen had prepared to blast the house with tear gas as negotiator Marvin Beil spoke with Adkins for ten minutes.
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Charleston
Upr
Kenneth E. As
Mira Irene Kennedy
Pars
White Frame
Marvin Beil
Adkins
Hiiis
Youngs Adkins
Logan Cox
Missing Staten Island youths drift in Lower New York Bay
Coast Guard planes and helicopters comb lower New York Bay for three Staten Island youths Edward DeBoer 17 Woodrow DeBoer Jr 20 and Richard DeNardo 17 reported missing after a Sunday 1430 outing in a 14 foot outboard with 40 mph gusts and strong winds.
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New York
Coast Guard
New York Bay
Staten Island
Edward DeBoer
Hs Brother Woodrow, Jr
Richard DeNardo
Mass hostages rescued as two killers captured in Cape Cod manhunt
More than 300 police and FBI agents hunted John Doyle and William Doyle across swampy woods after they abducted a man in Philadelphia and held him ten days without food. Sedgwick, the captive, described two weeks of starvation and confinement before his captors fled, then were found and arrested near Bourne Cape Cod.
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Middleboro
Mass
John Coyle
William
Philadelphia
Bourne
Cape Cod
Priscilla Jury
Wayne
N. J
Elizabeth McKay
Glen Cove
N.Y
Green Mountain Junior College
Poultney
Provincetown
Masachusetts Htory
FBI
Massachusetts Natural Resources Commission
Air Force
Barnstable County
William Sedgwick
Roxborough
Doyles
Massachusetts
Sedgwick
Wiliam Kane
Log Accident Claims Life of LeRoy Rozelle
State Police report LeRoy Rozelle aged 23 was killed Monday when a log struck him while unloading timber with his father. He stood on a log pile on the ground as two men pushed logs from a truck. Rozelle apparently slipped as a log came off the truck and struck his head.
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Interlaken UP
LeRoy Rozelle
Rozelle
Philadelphia socialite plans jaguar hunt in Brazil
Stella Reeves, 26, nicknamed Cissy, travels from New York by plane to Brazil to hunt jaguars. She is accompanied by 69 year old veteran hunter Sasha Sieme, known for his travels in the Mato Grosso jungle.
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New York
Brazil
Stella
Cissy) Reeves
Sasha Sieme
Dlattoe
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