Baldonado Faces FirstDegree Murder Trial Over Olga Duncan Slaying
Baldonado, 26, pleaded to first-degree murder in the killing of 30-year-old Olga Duncan. A jury must decide if he faces the gas chamber or life in prison. District Attorney Ray Gustafsony announced after reading Baldonado’s grand jury testimony given last December. Baldonado said he and Luis Moya were hired by Elizabeth Duncan to strangle Olga, the bride of her son, in November.
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Russian sailor injured in Aleutian transfer near Akun Bay
A Storis rescue operation off Alaska aided a Russian seaman injured in a fall aboard the Industries, with Lt. Cmdr. Stug and Navy doctors awaiting transfer at Akun Bay. The man, reportedly unconscious with possible brain damage, had not eaten since the accident but drank water. Officials described calm sea conditions for the transfer. Russia reportedly approved taking the injured man to Anchorage.
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Thousands March on Capital Push for Jobs and Public Spending
About 5,300 AFL CIO officials and unemployed workers from 137 unions rallied at the capital demanding a shorter work week increased public works spending higher jobless benefits and stepped up defense spending to put America back to work and balance the budget.
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Leaders hear Holmes speech amid shooting at bar scene
Delegates at a downtown bar listened as Holmes 41 fired a shot and another shot was fired by bartender William Howard 36 during a disrupted meeting. Howard claimed he warned Holmes after he failed to stop playing and left the scene. Holmes was shot in the shoulder. The gathering discussed jobless benefits and a broad four point program including higher wages and national defense spending.
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Lizs Rabbi Cannot Wed Liz and Eddie in Nevada
Hollywood dispatch reports Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher cannot wed in Nevada next month as Rabbi Max Nussbaum, who officiated her conversion, was told by three district judges he cannot perform the ceremony because he lacks a Nevada congregation. Taylor also said she declined the Dorchester Hotel's connecting apartments in London seeking Harlequin or Terrace Suites, both unavailable.
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Klan Chief Goes to Prison in North Carolina
James W Catfish Cole, former Klan leader, began an 18 to 24 month sentence for inciting riot in Lamberton North Carolina. He will be moved to Central Prison Raleigh next week for work camp assignments. The riot charge stems from a January 18 1958 Klan rally near Maxton that was broken up by Lumbee Indians.
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Students U S Bound to Study Farming in US and Canada
Two groups totaling 57 Japanese agricultural students left Tokyo by air Tuesday night to spend twelve months in the United States and Canada studying farming techniques.
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Vatican Guard Chief Shot in Courtyard Conflict
Reports say Col. Nunlist, head of the Swiss Guard, was shot twice in the back and neck during a Vatican courtyard confrontation with a former guard, Rucker, who had sought reappointment. Nunlist, 48, commanded the guards since June 1957 and previously led Swiss military schools. Rucker was reported ill at dismissal but returned to Rome.
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Oklahoma Goes Wet Election Notes and Local Results
The article reports results from a primary and local contests including re elected city council members Harold A. Henry L F Timberlake Gordon Hatin Ransom Callicott and John C Holland. It notes runoff races in several districts and votes on Prop A raising school tax to 1.65 per 100 valuation. Chicago Mayor Daley won with 71.3 percent over Sheehan. A charter amendment to cut city salaries trailed by about 8 390 votes.
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