Double Jeopardy Appeal Denied for Ex-Minister Hetenyi
An appellate court ruled no double jeopardy violation occurred for George P Hetenyi, a former Episcopal supply minister, after multiple trials for murder. He remains imprisoned at Dannemora State Hospital serving 40 years to life for his wife’s murder near Rochester. The decision upheld earlier denials of habeas corpus relief and noted his failure to raise the double jeopardy claim at later trials.
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Albany
State Supreme Court
George P Hetenyi
Hetenyi
Binghamton City Hospital
Army
Dannemora State Hospital
Rochester
Episcopal Supply
Monroe County
Guily
Hetenin
Amherst
Heteng
Elmer G St John
Harold G. Roach
Sampson Air Force Base
MacArthur Undergoes Prostate Operation In New York
General Douglas MacArthur underwent a prostate operation at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. A 1st Army spokesman said his postoperative condition was excellent. Four doctors attended the 80 year old, who was in the operating room from 10 to 10 45 a m. He was admitted January 29 and had shown steady progress during preparation.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
1St Army
Lenox Hill Hospital
George W. Slaughter
MacArthur
Fire at Kurume Mental Hospital Kills 11
Fire swept through a wooden former army barracks housing mental patients in Kurume Japan killing 11. One more person was missing and presumed dead as firemen battled the blaze and attempted rescues.
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Kurume
Japan
Mohawk Lays Off Large Staff Amid Strike
Mohawk Air Lines grounded its planes and suspended 130 pilots as labor disputes halted flight service. The carrier said most staff would be furloughed, including 138 already released, with 140 mechanics to be furloughed indefinitely and 300 clerical and accounting staff to receive two week notices.
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UTICA
Mohawk Airlines
Mohawk
Stable Hand Sought in Illinois Killing
Ottawa Illinois UPI reports a 25 year old stable worker missing again as investigators seek the killer of three socially prominent women found beaten in Starved Rock State Park. The man was questioned earlier after the bodies were found in a shallow cave near St Louis Canyon and was seen in the park Monday. A truck driver questioned yesterday may face a lie test as detectives pursue a link to a similar vehicle sighting near the canyon.
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Ottawa
Il Upi
Starved Rock State Park
Park Lodge
St. Lows Canyon
St. Louis Canyon
Wilam Morris
Morris
St. Lous Canyon
Seek Cause Of Death Of Air Force Sergeant McKinney
Police probe the death of MSgt. Thomas C. McKinney 45 found in woods four miles south of Montreal near a parked car along St Hubert Road Chambley County There were no signs of violence He wore a watch and ring and was stationed at Plattsburgh NY Air Force Base.
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Montreal
U. S Air Force
St. Hubert Road
Chambley County
Thomas C. McKinney
McKinney
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Air Force Base
Two Admit Slaying Of Postal Investigators
Chicago police say two men admitted killing two postal investigators who had arrested them for grand theft. George Wilson, 31, claimed drug intoxication caused the shootings while another suspect, William Perkins, 36, was also arrested. A third man, Alan (Nick) Goulson, 32, remained at large. Witnesses reported $a1$ victims found in the front seat of a car after two mail sacks were removed from a vehicle. Police traced a bloodied notebook number and car keys to identify and locate the suspects. Irene Showers Johnson, 23, was held for questioning.
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Chicago
George Wilson
Negyo
William Perkins
Alan
Nick) Goulson
John McAulhffe Jr
Ben Spizzrri
McaAulliffe
Henk
Spizzirri
South Side
Wilson
Perkins
Irene Showers
Alas Johnson
Bolivia Claims Revolt Beaten in La Paz
In La Paz a police regiment rose in revolt but loyal forces state control is restored. Mortar and small arms fire echo in the city as the government radio brands the uprising as the work of a reactionary subgroup. The People's Militia is ordered to seal streets from the rebel stronghold. President Siles Zuazo and officials direct restoration from a southern army command. The rebels’ motive remains unclear amid a tense presidential campaign.
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LA Paz
Boluia
Todas
People’s Militia
Avelino Alaga
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Today's the Day Swallows Return to Capistrano
In San Juan Capistrano California the town marks St Josephs Day as the annual arrival of the cliff swallows from South America. A 10 000 strong crowd gathers to see the legend come alive with bands decorations and a mounted parade honoring the birds returning to the mission adobe. The tale dates to Junipero Serra and the mission’s founding, linking to the 184 year old legend and the nation’s early independence era.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Hamlet
St. Joseph's Day
South America
Junipero Serra
St. John’s
Man Pays $6.66 to Honor $1 Parking Ticket in Toledo
In Toledo area Oregon Ohio, a man sent 6.66 dollars to settle a one dollar traffic ticket. Maj Frank Baumgartner, head of the traffic bureau, said a registered letter arrived with 66 cents and 400 penny checks. Bank checks foresee a 48 cent service charge per item.
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Toledo
Ohio
Oregon
Frank Baumgartner
Baumgartner
Minister Claims Shots Fired At Him In Syracuse
Police sought three youths after minister Rex Gordon J. Anderson of DeWitt Community Church said a car pulled up beside his on a city street Friday night and a youth pointed a pistol. He heard a shot but saw no bullet mark and was unharmed.
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Syracuse
Rex Gordon J. Anderson
DeWitt Community Church
DeWitt
Anderson
Little Rock
Ark UP
Eugene Smith
Smith
Howard A. Dishough
Smiths
Raymond
Dishough
Central High School
Searcy
Ark
Harding College
Driver charged in death of girl in downtown crash
A Buffalo driver, 18 year old Carlos C Bonilla, was charged with drunken and reckless driving after a car struck a group on a sidewalk, killing 12 year old Carol Bielaski near her mother Annette Bielaski. The mother and Lilian Strawn were hospitalized. Strawn is pregnant and in serious condition. An angry crowd confronted the driver before police took him away.
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Buffalo
Carlos C. Bonilla
Soviets Accept Plan For Partial Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Soviet delegates in Geneva conditionally accepted President Eisenhower's plan for a partial moratorium on big tests and offered to sign a three power accord with the United States and Britain to bar oceanic atmospheric or underground tests while pursuing a joint study on detecting small underground blasts. The move follows long stalled talks and comes as U S negotiators push for verifiable controls.
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Geneva
UPI
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Semyon Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U S
James J. Wadsworth
Madsworth
David Ormsby-Gore
Wadsworth
U. S S. Atomic Energy Commission
New Mexico
U S Protest Red China Imprisonment of Bishop
The United States vows the strongest protest after Red China sentences 68 year old American Bishop James E Walsh to 20 years in prison. Secretary of State Christian Herter condemns the move noting lack of diplomatic relations and plans to lodge the protest via the Warsaw ambassador. Cardinal Spellman defends Walsh and denounces espionage charges as Communist persecution.
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Washington
United States
Red China
James E Walsh
Chrstian A Herter
U. S
Warsaw
Red
Shanghai
Peiping Radio
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Walsh
Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Bishop Walsh
China
Probers Use Power Shovel At Air Crash Scene
Investigators used a large power shovel at a southern Indiana farm to seek remains of a Northwest Airlines turboprop that exploded in flight killing 63 aboard. Authorities explored causes including bomb, turbulence, or other failures as still no definite clue emerged. Senator Homer Capehart met officials as relatives were invited to a memorial service near the crash site.
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Tell City
Ind
Northwest Airlines
Indiana
Homer FE Capehart
R-Ind
St Paul
Cail Aeronautics Board
Air Force
James P. Moore
Enon
Ohio
Louisville
Carole Tregoff Freed After 162 Days In Jail
Los Angeles reports Carole Tregoff, 23, walks free after 162 days behind bars on bail set at 25000 dollars. She and lover Dr Bernard Finch, 42, face retrial for the July murder of Barbara Jean Finch, 36, with the first trial ending in a deadlock and a unanimous verdict required.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean
Carole
Oted
Most Wanted Criminal Surrenders to Police in Mexico City
Kenneth Ray Lawson, listed by the FBI as among its ten most wanted, surrendered to Mexican police near Mexico City after nearly a year on the run. The 32 year old Tennessean, serving 12 to 30 years for burglary and aggravated assault, escaped from the Tennessee State Penitentiary on April 22, 1958, and is expected to be turned over to U.S. authorities today.
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Mexico City
Fbis
Kenneth Ray Lawson
I S
Lawson
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Flooded Florida Gets Breather from heavy rain
Flooding eased as Florida received less rain after three days of downpours. About 1,500 people were displaced in central Florida, with Tampa hardest hit as water rose in Hillsborough Pasco and Pinellas counties. Weather reports noted 25 inches in Pasco and 20 inches in nearby areas over three days.
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Associated Press
Florida
Red Cross
Tampa
Hillsborough
Pasco
Weather Bureau
Pasco County
Pinellas County
Mississppi
Qhio
Great Lakes
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