Paris police seize clubs from protesters during Khrushchev visit
French police raided early today arresting or detaining more than 50 rightist activists and confiscating clubs armbands and leaflets as they prepared anti Russian demonstrations for Premier Khrushchev's Paris visit. Security forces mounted to over 17000 to protect the Soviet leader amid a mixed reception from the public and the French Communist Party.
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Man who shoveled to town seeks safer autos
Ray Medaris spent a week shoveling his way into town after being snowbound at his Salem farm. He arrived to promote auto safety and urged locals to find a better car. World of winter travel and vehicle safety themes frame his visit.
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Indianapolis mayor apologizes to Senator Kennedy over anti Catholic demonstration
Indianapolis Mayor Charles Boswell condemned the anti Catholic protest that greeted Senator John F Kennedy as he filed for the Indiana presidential preference primary. He called the act disgraceful and said the city was embarrassed by bigotry. Demonstrators, identifying as Baptist Evangelization Society, planned further sign waving along Kennedy's Midwest route. Kennedy dismissed their debate challenge while a several hundred strong crowd applauded.
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Jury Call Off In Finch Murder Case Probe
Los Angeles report says the district attorney will not immediately investigate irregularities during the jury deliberations in the Finch murder trial. Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff remain to stand trial again May 23 on charges they killed the doctor's wife. Dist Atty William McKesson ordered an inquiry after jurors spoke to newsmen amid threats and alleged advances to a female panelist.
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Freedom Bid Ends in Death for Man
In Indianapolis a man identified as Donald F. Smith, 26, Albuquerque New Mexico, escaped a hospital detainment after seizing a guard’s keys and taking his wife Jan Shelton Smith hostage. They fled toward a police vehicle, exchanged gunfire with Patrolman Jones F. Kelly and Detective Sgt. Willard Swain, and Smith died two hours later from a head wound. His wife was captured.
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Submarine Scorpion to be Launched at Pascagoula
New A-Sub due in Pascagoula Mississippi with UPI reporting the 46 million dollar nuclear submarine USS Scorpion will be launched there on March 1. The event marks a milestone for the Navy and local industry as construction progresses amid federal funding and defense program highlights.
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Sinatra Gives Movie 10 Writer Job
Hollywood report says singer Frank Sinatra hires Albert Maltz one of the Hollywood Ten to write a film he will produce and direct The project follows Maltz who served time for contempt of Congress and refused to reveal Communist ties Maltz is working on The Execution of Private Slovik based on William Bradford Huies account of a WWII deserter's execution Sinatra declines to explain his breach of a prior producers agreement.
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