Sorensen and Burns in political and medical briefs
Nebraska Democrat Sorensen, brother of Ted Sorensen, enters the governor race while Frank Morrison seeks the US Senate seat. state Sen. Burns undergoes kidney surgery in Fresno and Assembly Speaker Unruh escapes injury in Sacramento crash. A Vanderbilt professor argues Garfield died from hospital infections amid old debates on medical care. An English-Speaking Union raffle promotes US British ties. Four Philadelphia Orchestra members join University of Washington faculty in Seattle, expanding quartet and teaching roles.
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Omaha
Lincoln
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Irvin Elsenberg
Alan Iglitzin
Charles Brennad
Philadelphia String Quartet
Judge Rules Mistrial in Krueger Killing Case
The judge declares a mistrial in the Krueger murder case after remarks from attorneys about the defendant's feelings. The defendant asked not to be considered for the jury as discussions continued. The victims, Schictt mann and Noo! De Little, from Corpus Christi, were killed while fishing near the city on April 12. The defendant's father Dr. Richard Krueger was absent, recovering in a motel room, and his mother spoke about his heart condition.
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Catholic Party Seeks Belgian Cabinet Crews Role Change
Catholic Party aims to form a new Belgian government coalition led by premier Harmel with Social Christian backing. The effort comes as tensions rise over the shooting death of John David Fox and Crown questions about King Baudouin’s involvement.
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Monroe Lange
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Plane Fall Kills Four Men and Calves at Milan Airport
A DC8 operated by Bias Company crashed during landing at Malpensa before dawn, killing four aboard including three Belgian crewmen and the Italian importer of 167 calves. The partly burned wreckage was found on a farm 500 yards from the runway.
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Negro jury convicts older Hunter in Georgia manslaughter
In Ellaville Georgia a jury of eleven Negroes and one white man found 115 year old Charles C Hunter guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of a white policeman. The jury set Hunters punishment at six years in prison. Hunters older brother Willie 19 faced trial for his role in the officer slayings last November 15.
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John Harden
Pope declares Jubilee for Poles in Poland centennial year
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI has proclaimed a special jubilee for Poles worldwide to mark the 1000th anniversary of Christianity in Poland. The letter to Polish bishops dated Dec 17 describes indulgences and solemnity, but makes no mention of a papal visit this year. College narcotics probe set in Pennsylvani a state attorney general will survey colleges, universities and high schools to measure student drug use.
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Flu Toll Rises As Eight Schools Shut In Region
Flu toll spirals with eight schools closed in Rhode Island, Georgia, and Florida. Long Beach reports 12,225 pupil absences, up 3 percent daily, with 17 percent absenteeism at peak. Officials urge sick students to stay home while health leaders note varied impact across Orange and Los Angeles counties.
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