Motorist Berserk in Chicago Ends In Fatal Crash
Hawaiian-born George Maeda, 25, faced four charges including reckless homicide after witnesses saw his car reach about 69 mph and plow into a busy intersection killing Sidney Kaufman, 59, and seriously injuring Gertrude Bluse, 35, and Ida Baisch, 72. Maeda emerged with cuts as police treated the incident as a possible suicide note by the driver who reportedly said God’s will sent him on the fatal path.
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Maeda
Senan
Priday
Sidney H. Kaufman
Gertrude Bluse
Ida Baisch
Joseph Arai
Soraya Ordered Home By Her Father in Rome Return
In Rome the Paese reports Soraya's father commanded her to return to Germany. Iranian ambassador to West Germany Karil Esfandiari allegedly told Soraya twice to pack and leave Rome. Friends say she arrived amid marriage reports to Prince Raimondi Orsini, but now considers marriage off under Iranian pressure.
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UPT
Paese
Soraya
Germany
Karil Esfandiri
West Germany
Raimondi Orsini
Swiss Alps
United Press International
Complex building permits and contractors listed in yearly summary
A dense OCR of a city building permits ledger lists numerous contractors and firms including Findley Construction Co, American contractor names, architects, and project values such as 10,787,995 for the year. Entries mention Dayman, Green, Hollman, Walker, and others with sums like 900, 7800, and 10500.
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Lucien E. Esewve
Arcn
Ted HM. Green
Blinswer
Foirsciste
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Studensker
Seekm
Archiech
Stearns
Etwin B. Morey
Hunt Wife Seeks Missing Widow After Deaths
Los Angeles police search for Thelma Gaston a 66 year old widow whose husband and son died in 1987 and whose car was found abandoned near a downtown office she owns. She vanished from her Fox Hills home nine days ago with washing on the line and back door open.
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Nus
Hind
Thelma Gaston
Fox Hills
Three Boling brothers meet in St Joseph family reunion
Robert Boling, 3, of Waterloo Iowa, met Edwin Boling, 6, of Marion Indiana, his oldest brother, in St Joseph Friday. He plans to meet Loren Boling of Pangborn Arkansas next November. The reunion was arranged by Jim Boling, 47, of St Joseph, noting the brothers were separated before Robert was born.
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Robert Boling
Waterloo
Iowa
Edwin Boling
Marion
Ind
Robert Lopes
Loren Boling
Pangborn
Ark
Jim Boling
Robert
Edwin
Loren
Barnes
Kan
Leapfrog Frenzy at Toledo Campus Frog Race
At the University of Toledo coeds will train frogs for a spring April 24 race billed as the world championship. The event, staged in a campus amphitheater near the Student Union and Administration Building, is sponsored by Fi Kappa Alpha. Fraternity members plan a turtle race to share the limelight.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
University of Toledo
Fi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Carl White
Record for Phone Booth Feat Claims 33 at OCU
Oklahoma City University students jammed 33 members into a phone booth on the lawn of a radio station, led by disc jockey Chuck Boyles, drawing 1,500 witnesses. Some participants had only hands or feet inside. The group seeks an unofficial world record, surpassing Modesto Junie College's 32.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University
Chuck Boyles
Lambda Chi Alpha
Boyles
Modesta
Calif Junie College
Train Derails to Bar Plunge Into Mianus River
A New Haven passenger train derailed near the Cos Cob bridge to prevent a plunge into the Mianus River. Engineer W D Smith of Mamroneck N Y was taken off duty pending investigation. About 30 passengers were aboard the five car train from Stamford to Grand Central. No injuries reported.
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Coscor, Conn
Aha 'Nhev
New Haven Railroad
Mianus River
Cos Cab
Stamford
Grand Central Station
New York City
Riverside
Cos Cobh
Cas Coh
Greenwich
Lai
Two Office Seekers' Home Life Politicking in One Family
In Noblesville Indiana Eleanor Morris campaigns for mayor on the Democratic ticket while her husband runs for City Council as a Republican. The story notes both candidates are active in their locally involved household politics.
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Noblesville, Ind
UPI
Morrises
Eleanor Morris
Noblesville
Long Beach Press Telegram Second Class Entry
Fragmentary OCR shows Long Beach location and references to carrier delivery and circulation audit. Details unclear. document lists Long Beach streets and publication class notes without a clear event or person.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
U S Eyes Flight Across German Border Disputed
Fr a n k f u r t Germany border police report a single engine sport plane crossed from West to East Germany at 2 20 pm Friday. US Army officials say they are investigating whether an American piloted the craft. German air control suspects departure from a military airport and notes civil aviation reporting rules.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S Army
West Germany
East Germany
Ficed
Nuernberg
Nueroberg
Four year old girl dies after backyard swing tragedy
In Torrance a 4 year old girl, Sherry Ruggles, accidentally hanged on a swing rope in a backyard. Despite rescue attempts by the fire department and an Harbor General Hospital surgeon, she died Friday. Babysitter Shirley Viles could not provide a coherent account as investigators seek details at 18532 St. Andrews Place.
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Torrance
Sherry Ruggles
Fire Department
I Harbor General Hospital
St. Andrews
Shirley Viles
Kin of California's First Governor Dies
David Burnett grandson of California's first governor Peter M Burnett died at a San Jose rest home Friday at age 88 He practiced law in San Jose for 63 years Burnett was native of San Francisco and grandson of Peter M Burnett the first state executive after California joined the union in 1850.
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San Jose
UPI
David Burnett
California
Burnett
San Francisco
Peter M. Burnett
Renion
Trail of Greenbacks: Bandit's Two Boo-Boos Cost Him Cash
A butter-fingered bank robber in Seattle Tuesday afternoon tried to steal from teller Georgia Wolfe, taking $2,587 and then losing $1,278 in his pockets. He dropped the remaining $1,309 and fled into a department store where $740 spilled from his pocket before he vanished, with police and FBI seeking him.
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Bandit
Seattle
Georgia Wolfe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mother of Year Title Briefly Grains Her Joyful Misstep
Mrs Nellie Krieger of Washington Kansas believed she was Kansas Mother of the Year after a mis mailed letter. Officials say a New York clerk sent the congratulatory note to the wrong person while awaiting proper nomination and selection. Krueger, a 63 year old farm woman with five children and nine grandchildren, learned the error and joked about the brief honor.
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Washington
Kan
Nellie Krieger
Kansas
Topeka
Krueger
Dimne A. Poling
New York
American Mother Committee
John Selfridge
Wichita
Mrs. Krueger
George Krueger
Sailors denied wages loss suit over security program
A U S District Court ruled that the Tort Claim Act does not cover actions arising from Coast Guard security screenings during the Korean War. The case, filed in 1957 by maritime workers, could affect up to 2000 claimants and potential damages.
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Coast Guard
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Pred L. Wham
Centralia
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