Ambulance Chase and Police Action Across Cities
A chaotic scene unfolds as an ambulance damaged by a crash is redirected toward a hospital while a police radio broadcast guides responders. In New York City, detective work leads to the detention of a suspect amid questions about a 1924 death, with authorities noting heightened security measures and fears of mob violence.
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Thompson
Rhode Island
Viole Aiken
Ting
Upton
Mass
Viola
George Matesky
Bamber
New Jersey
Night Hand
Jail Sentence Follows Refusal to Pay Fine
Mrs. Raines, mother of Terry and Guy, was sentenced to 15 days in jail after refusing to pay a $10 fine and $5 costs for a court infraction. She told reporters she had received no guidance from Mrs. Williams and criticized the fairness of costs. Her husband and other son remain at home as she serves the sentence under district attorney guidance.
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Suatica
Crete
Williams Sila
Raines
Jersey
Terry
Guy
Smey Sapere
Williams
Where to Find Greets Nixon Returns in Los Angeles
A 2500-strong crowd greets Nixon on his return to Los Angeles. The section lists pages for related coverage across multiple desks including Editorial, Financial, Theaters, TV Radio, and Weather. Readers are directed to A-12 for the greeting feature and D6 to D11 for classified notices.
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Nixons
Los Angeles
Welle—Fage
Wusdir
House Passes Jobless Aid Bill
The House approved President Kennedy's one billion dollar emergency unemployment aid measure today, sending the bill to the Senate. Administrations hackers push for rapid benefits, with Pacific Fleet officials saying coverage could reach millions as four atomic submarines join the program and aid is expected to flow by April 1.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Honolulu
Roy S.benson
U.S. Pacific
Pacific
Dudley couple face charges linked to death of young girl
Police say Dudley 47 and wife Irena 44 gave conflicting stories on where the bodies of four children were disposed. They are held on charges of causing the death of a 7 to 10 year old girl by atrociation exposure and neglect. A separate Arizona grave near Prescott may be tied to the case, with a Las Vegas teacher named Russell Allen implicated in a related discovery. Authorities work to confirm identity and cause of death as the investigation continues.
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Dudleys
Carol Ann
Virginia
Petersburg
Prescott
Ariz
Arigana Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
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Arizona
Boy 15 shoots parents in ambush in Van Nuys
Police say Terry Lynn Wiggins, 15, used a 22 caliber pistol from his father’s dresser to shoot his stepmother and father after they drove home in a new car. He told officers he did not know if he wanted to kill them but wanted to hurt them. He was arrested shortly before midnight after fleeing on a bicycle to a schoolmate’s home.
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van Nuys
UPA
Terry
Leone
JFK Urges Support of Red Cross Month Drive
President Kennedy designates March as Red Cross month and urges support for the fundraising drive. He cites the Red Cross charter to aid the people and its service during hurricanes, the armed forces, blood banks, and lifesaving work, as networks carry his appeal.
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Washington
Kennedy
Red Cross
Congress
All Radio Fund
Canine Culprits Trigger Police Raid at Lumber Plant
Police sped to a Niagara Falls lumber plant after a burglar alarm rang. With drawn guns they entered the plant to arrest the culprits. Two watch dogs alerted officers by brushing against the alarm.
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Niagara Falls
N.o
Congo Crisis Rises as UN Warns Kasavubu
In Leopoldville the Congo, UN chief Hammarskjold warned Congo leaders to unite or chaos will follow. Interior Minister Cyril Adoula said the government will act legally to halt Congolese Army attacks on UN personnel after reports of rapes and mistreatment by troops. The unrest touches Kasavubu, Tshombe, Tabora, and Kalonji as regional factions clash and tensions rise.
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The
Congo
Dag
Hammarskjald
Joseph ‘Kusavuhu
Cyril Adoula
Andrate
U.N
Turusian
Forte
Hammarskjold
Kasavubu
United Nations
United “Nations
Kagavuba
Joseph Heo
Fliers Freed by Russia Set News Conference
The Defense Department announced two RB-26 pilots Freeman B. Dimstead and John B. McKone freed by Russia will hold a news conference in Topeka Kansas at Forbes Air Force Base Friday at 2 p.m. The pilots, held seven months after their plane was shot down, returned to the United States a month ago and had not been allowed to speak to reporters until now. Military officials have since interviewed them to learn details of captivity and treatment.
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Washington
Defense Department
Russia
Topeka Kan
Freeman
Dimstead
John RB. McKone
Forbes Air Forcs
United States
Kennedy
JFK weighs nonatomic arms boost debated in Congress
Washington reports centered on whether to strengthen employment as Civil Rights Commission urges tying federal funds to desegregation. Kennedy indicated new administration focus on employment in civil rights funding, signaling possible broader action.
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JFK
Pate
Java
Tejon
Kennedy
New ‘Administration
Ace
Atlas Missile Silo Buckles Injuring Eight Workers
Eight construction workers were injured when steel bracing buckled inside an Atlas missile silo at a base near Plattsburgh New York. Workers said the bracing twisted corkscrew like while some were suspended by safety belts. Details on the severities and exact conditions were not immediately available.
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Clayburg
N. Y
Plattsburgh
N.Y
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