Mad Kidnaper Vows Anew to Kill Cellmate
A 29-year-old mother and her three children were rescued by state police after 20 hours in captivity. Richard A. Payne surrendered at a roadblock near Logan after firing at pursuing officers. He planned to use Mrs. Elma Baldwin and the children as leverage to free Burton Junior Post from the state penitentiary, threatening torture and death to hostages.
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Charleston
W. Va
Richard A. Payne
Logan
Here
Elma Baldwin
Burton Junior Post
Payne
Airman dies in high altitude chamber at Davis-Monthan
YDCSON Ariz AP 19 year old airman A 3 C Walter MM Moore of Anniston Alabama sealed himself in a 73000 foot test chamber at Davis Monthan Air Force Base and died by his own action Autopsy showed no foul play an oxygen mask found near the body Moore left a note asking colleagues not to blame him Moore was a physiological technician with the 803rd Medical Group and joined the Air Force in 1958 He studied at the University of Arkansas and is survived by his mother and brother in Anniston Alabama.
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Ydcson
Ariz
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
A.3.c. Walter
MM. Moore
Anniston
Ala
Air Force
Tucson
Moore
803Rd
University of Arkanas
Charlie Watson Moore
William]? Jr. Moore Jr
Als
Mrs Duncan Legally Sane Says Medics Cite Instability
Ventura jury hears defense retained psychiatrist Dr Brunon Bielinski report that Elizabeth Duncan is legally sane but mentally ill. He testified after examining 14 year old Duncan and her lifelong instability immaturity and impulsivity. The jury will decide death or life for hiring the murder of Olga Duncan.
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Ventura PI
Elizabeth Duncan
Brunon Bielinski
Los Angeles
Santa Monica declares water shortage after MWD line disconnect
Santa Monica declares a water-shortage emergency for about 5 percent of the city after a Metropolitan Water District line was temporarily disconnected for storm drain work at Camden and Ohio avenues. Acting City Manager George Bundy said the emergency would continue until further notice and that reservoirs would take days to refill.
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Santa Monica
CNS
Metropolitan Water District
George Bundy
Camden
Ohio Aves
Los Angele
Bundy
Four in Auto Killed When Struck by Bus
A Greyhound bus hit an automobile in a rainstorm near St Augustine Florida today killing all four occupants of the car. Eight bus passengers were taken to a hospital but none seriously hurt.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Greyhound
Weather Outlook: Clear Tonight and Saturday Sun
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with sunshine expected Saturday. It will be slightly warmer with the day heating to a maximum around noon today.
Sonic boom triggers flood of calls in Long Beach area
A sonic boom across Long Beach at 6 40 p m Thursday prompted a flood of calls to police and sheriff stations. No damage was reported though windows rattled from Gardena to here. Officers attributed the noise to a high flying jet crossing the sound barrier.
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Long Beach
Here
Gardena
Million Mile Trip Signals Venus Echo in Five Minutes
MIT Lincoln Laboratory scientists report a 94-foot dish in Westword Massachusetts beamed a 200 kilowatt radar signal 26 million miles to Venus and received the echo five minutes later. The February 1958 experiment marked the first precise interplanetary distance measurement aiding future space navigation. President Eisenhower congratulated the achievement as a notable step in peaceful space exploration.
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Westword
Mass
Venus
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
MIT
Air Force
Moon
Eisenhower
Nuter Space
Earth
Two Chiefs Hold Parley With Dulles
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held talks with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in Washington before flying to Camp David for two days of intensive discussions. They planned to align Western policy on Germany and Berlin with Allies ahead of a possible foreign ministers meeting and a Russo-German crisis strategy.
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Palb
Eisenhower
Harold, Macmillan
Camp David
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Wann
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Dulles
Macmillan
Iis Hospital
State Department
Lincoln White
Heliport
Eisenholver
Jana
Aspen Lodge
Secret Service
Britain
Arold Macmillan
Hospital
Shakeup in Gosplan as Kuzmin is Demoted For Kosygin
London Tass reports a shakeup in Russia’s top planning body Gosplan. Deputy Premier Joseph Kuzmin falls from Gosplan chair and deputy premiership to ministerial rank on the State Scientific and Economic Council. Alexei Kosygin, a long-time official since 1953, succeeds him as Gosplan deputy premier.
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London
Tass Today
Joseph Kuzmin
Russia
State Planning Commission
Kuzmin
Gosplan
Alexei Kosygin
Tass
State Scientific and Economic Council
Kosygin
Textiles and Light Industry
Palithura
Stalin
Ike's Loan Fund Plea Rejected
Washington reports that the House Appropriations Committee rejected President Eisenhower's request for 225 million dollars for the Development Loan Fund within a large omnibus spending bill. The decision may push the loan funding into the 1960 budget, affecting the administration's balance.
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Ike
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Death of Redlands student linked to sedative use
The coroner ruled 8 year old Michael Hawks death possibly accidental from chlorhydrate intoxication after toxicology tests. Deputy Coroner Edward Doyle said there is no sign of self destruction and he may have taken the drug to sleep or dream. Relatives described him as curious about chemistry and mushroom effects. A tape of the incident was confiscated.
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Redlands
Michael Hawks
Edward Doyle
Hawks
Doyle
Young Hawks
High altitude nuclear blasts yield data for U S military
A Defense Department official says tests in the upper atmosphere provided valuable information for U S military personnel and scientists. The note appears in section pages across the paper, with related features and notices listed under various departments and pages.
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Defense Department
U. S
Students Riot on Subway Train in Queens
About 38 Bryant High School students aged 14 to 17, granted a half holiday for spring conferences, rioted on a Queens subway train. They smashed eight bulbs, ripped wiring, broke windows, and threw seats during a 10 minute disturbance before police boarded near 65th Street station.
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New York 4
William Cullen Bryant High School
Long Island City
Queens
65Th St
Police J
Barmaid murdered by bar owner in city home
Bennie Daniel Pino, 51, a tavern keeper, confessed to killing 42 year old Frances Ruth Cash, a Cove Bar waitress, in their white frame house at 426 W 19th St after a drunken quarrel. Neighbors heard shouting and thumping between 1 10 a m and 3 30 p m. Detectives noted blood scrubbed from the living room carpet before police were called. Cash had a prior record of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Pino had past offenses and a charge for serving liquor to a minor. A Navy ID found in the bedroom linked Cash to a sailor stationed on Guam.
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Bennie Daniel Pino
Harry Finch
Fred de Blanc
W. 19Th St
Frances Cash
W. Lath’ St
Frances Ruth Cash
Cove
Cant
Lorin
Q Martin
Pinto
Eri
Martin Sue
19Th St
Harold’ W. Parks
W. 18Th St
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