Remarriage After Acquittal in Triangle Death Case
Robert Earl Sutton and Freddie Davis Sutton wed again less than six hours after a jury acquitted Sutton of first degree murder in the killing of his ex-wife's lover, William Boone. The couple said they remarry for their three children and to affirm their love, then left for San Diego where their kids are staying during Sutton's five-day trial.
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Phoenix
Robert Earl Sutton
Dallas Air
Freddie Davis Sutton
San Diego
Sutton
William K. Boone
Suttons
Seeee Boone
Boone
Sit
City weighs transit streets plan for downtown Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials study banning cars and trucks from Broadway and 7th Street to create transit streets for streetcars and buses. The plan would keep these routes two way and extend the scramble pedestrian crossing system. One-ways for Flower, Figueroa, Olive and Hilton are also under consideration.
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Los Angeles
Broadway
7Th St
Lloyd M. Braff
City Traffic Department
Associated Building Managers
Flower
Figueroa
Rock Exposes Hole as Dynamite Blast Near Home
Westport police arrested Walter F. Haggerty after dynamite blast to widen a drainage ditch sent a rock the size of a softball tumbling 270 feet onto the porch of Mrs. Harry Mammerman, a 48 year old housewife, injuring her head. A physician treated the injury and Haggerty posted a $250 bond on a reckless use of an explosive charge.
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Westport
Conn
Outer Space
Harry Hammerman
Walter F. Haggerty
German scientists oppose West Germany atomic weapons plan
Eighteen leading nuclear scientists including four Nobel laureates signed a statement in Goettingen denouncing West Germany pursuing atomic weapons. They warned a tactical nuke could devastate towns, urged peaceful use of atomic power, and noted treaty limits while Adenauer pushes alignment with allies.
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Goettinger
Germany
West Germany
Max
Werner Heisenberg
Max ‘von Laue
Otto Hahn
Hahn
Max Planck Society
Eee
NATO
Konrad Adenaber
West ‘Germany
Soid
Hiroshima
Turncoat Term Cut to 10 Years
Madison IN pupil beaten by father William Adams 14 earned stitches after a fight. the Madison Township teacher admitted striking to break up the clash but denies malicious intent. Batchelor, once tied to Korea POW crimes, has sentence reduced to 10 years and is imprisoned at Leavenworth.
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Madison
Ind
John R. O'Connor
Wiliam Adams
Robert Peasley
Madison Township
O'Connor
William Adams
San Aneunlw
Tex
Army Corp
Claude Batchelor
Korea
Batchelor
Kermit
Leavenworth, Kan
Beck Witness Hearings Likely As Teamsters Inquiry Grows
Washington reports indicate more hearings are probable as Teamsters leader Beck faces AFL-CIO charges and Senate inquiries into union finances. Sen. McClellan says Beck will be recalled possibly in Galveston or later, with investigations focusing on alleged improper use of $320,000 in union funds. Beck has invoked the Fifth Amendment in responding to committee questions.
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Team Revenue Service
Dave
Beck
Senate
Teamster
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Gal Newsmen
Thelveston
Tex
Dencé
Afl-Cio
Arkansas
Sre
Physicians Elect President on Opening Day in Boston
Dr Dwight L Wilber of San Francisco was named president elect of the American College of Physicians at the 38th annual meeting in Boston. He will assume office in 1958.
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Boston
Dwight L., Wilber
San Francisco
American College of Physicians
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