Officer Kills Dad Charged With Neglect
In Los Angeles a father of four, Joe Verdine aged 30, was shot and killed by a Juvenile Officer Roy Keen during a struggle while serving a child neglect warrant. Verdine died at General Hospital from a stomach wound. the incident left his children with neighbors and Verdine’s wife in custody for questioning.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Joe Verdine
General Hospital
Roy Keen
Connie Kennely
Verdine
Keen
Miss Kennedy
Lincoln Heights
High Speed Winds Delay Atomic Test at Nevada Site
The final atomic test of the year at the test site in Nevada was postponed due to high winds aloft raising blast pressure concerns for nearby communities. A further weather briefing was set for later today to decide if the shot can be fired Sunday.
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Atomic ‘Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Satellite Facts at a Glance From Asancinten Press
Facts about the Russian satellite launched Friday from an unnamed site. Size 23 inches diameter weight 185 pounds. Orbit at 60 miles altitude traveling 18 000 mph for about an hour two minutes. Transmits beeps every three seconds on 20.005 and 40.02 megacycles. Tracking via radio equipment. visibility reports vary. Purpose to gather space data with possible later moon flight hints from a Soviet propulsion expert.
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Asancinten
Seccet
United States
Russia
U.S
Earth
Soviet Breaks Link to Humans With Space Baby Moon
New York AP reports Russia wins first step into space with a baby moon that captures global prestige and scientific curiosity. The article discusses how the moonlet could reveal orbital data and atmospheric density, but notes that full tracking and interpretation depend on multiple precise measurements and continued observations.
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New York
Russia
Earth
Moon era signals heard from Russian satellite
Three local residents reported hearing beeps they believed came from a Russian satellite. They listed addresses in Westminster and noted vague signals. Dwight Williams of the Amateur Radio Association remarked hams may hear messages only after long waits as the satellite orbits.
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Norm Richar
Orean Blvd
Harold Spaulding
Osler Ave
Fred Morris
Trask Ave
Westminster
Dwight Williams
Ov Tthe Assn
Radio Amateur
Catehjing
Dying boy in U. S. shows mail from far and near
An 8 year old patient at State Sanatorium near Middleboro Massachusetts battles illness and loneliness. Hospital officials appeal for sympathy and mail cards to brighten his ninth birthday next Tuesday. He has received thousands of irreplaceable gifts from Philadelphia Montreal and California but no sign of visitors or mail in months. His mother is dead and his father is jailed.
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Middleboro
Mass. Ri
Phila J
Francis
Redelphia
Montreal
Califor
Soviet artificial moon circles earth amid discovery hype
An artificial satellite launched by the Soviet Union orbits the globe every 56 minutes at about 560 miles altitude. US and Japanese observers report telescope sightings and radio signals reach the US Britain Canada and the USSR while scientists warn the object remains unseen in some views.
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Associated Press
United States
Britain
Canada
Soviet Union
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Niigata
Japan
Empty Gun Costs Life of Hub Girl
Arlene LaVerne Cardwell a 20 year old Compton girl died in Los Angeles County Hospital after a wound from an unloaded revolver in her boyfriend Bob Strack s hand He claimed the shooting was an accident and deputies charged Strack with assault with a deadly weapon as police investigated the Thursday night incident at their Compton home Cardwell identified Strack as 28 of Compton and said they argued over vacation plans before the gun went off
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Arlene LaVerne Cardwell
Compton
Losalie County Hospital
Bob
Robert
Strack
Miss Cardwell
Butchler Ave
W. Poplar St
Little Rock
Central High School
Robert King
Associated Press
Army
King
Ome
Clash Erupts in Warsaw Politechnic Crowd Riots
Rioting and clashes spread from the Warsaw Polytechnic area to three city districts as 2000 students protested press censorship. Police used rubber truncheons tear gas and noise devices to restore order after a five hour confrontation near the Communist Party headquarters.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Central Committee
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday in the forecast
The weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with a chance of light showers on Sunday and a cooler high on Sunday.
Riot at Boston Dancehall Spurs 1000 in clash
About 1000 people faced police as a racial brawl erupted at a Boston dancehall. Twenty three arrests, four teenage girls, and injuries followed as fights spilled into the street and a subway station. Police said inciting and affray charges would be filed.
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Boston
IAP
Patrick Connolly
Roxbury
Connolly
Airman shoots barracks. two injured at Forbes AFB
TOPEKA Kan The Air Force disclosed that an enraged airman sprayed a barracks room with rifle shots last Tuesday seriously wounding Staff Sergeant George Megier of Forbes AFB. Airman Adc John Taylor 24 Augusta Ark is held for murder assault while Megier is hospitalized with four wounds progressing satisfactorily. The shooting stemmed from Taylor resentment over barracks detail assignments according to Lt Myron Lavy. Public release delayed until today.
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Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Forbes Airy Force Base
Myron Lavy
Forbes Public Information Office
John T. Taylor
Augusta
Ark
George R. Megier
Clemton
N. J
Levy
Taylor
Megier
Where to Find It and Page References
Classifieds and sections listed for the edition include Churches on page 4 to 5, Classifieds on pages B-4 through B-11, Comics on B-3, Cragaword on B-4, Death Notices on B-5, Shipping Table on B-4, Sports on A-1 and A-7, Thesters on A-10, Tides and Temperatures on B-? with TV and Railin on B-12.
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Cragaword
Yankees Lead Braves 5-1 After Third In World Series
The New York Yankees race to a 5-1 lead over the Milwaukee Braves in Game Three as wild pitching dominates. Tony Kubek hits a solo homer and Don Larsen warms for a potential reliever role as the Yankees shore up their cushion.
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Milwaukee
New York Yankees
Yankees
Braves
Milwauskee
Bob Buhl
Tony Kubek
Turley
Don Larsen
Bob Turley
3Uh
Ant Baer
Subek
Meele
Berra
Buni'a
Schoendienst
Maneie
Buhl Ws
Aton
McDougafld
Mantle
Berta
Simpson
Schoendiane
Ji Wis
Ivan Pizzary
Jatthander
Mpe
Hazie
Ts Ume
Garlei
Rune Raves
Figs
Jhogun Walkeul
Tour
Pitenoa
Shich FopUp
Covington
Tve
Adcock
Coleman
Covingeon
Mathews
Mon Turles
Losser
Mimouwer
Gene Conley
Kat
Hazle
Om Tly
Rice
Diamond
Secs
Pizarre
Kubek
Corley
Hagle
Hice
Sirs
Turlevs
Schoendenst
Larsengain
Johnny Riddle
Riddle
Baber
Denn
Logan
Conley
Agity Segan
Berre Deed
Menoue Bald
Peek
Alston Howard
Collal
Baer
Bera
Mel Jaugard
Howard
Sonléy
Siamese Twins Separated in Rare Operation in Philadelphia
In a 2.5 hour surgery at a children's hospital in Philadelphia, Pamela and Patricia Schatz, nine days old and born at Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre New York, were separated after a complication where one heart stopped. Surgeons restarted it within six minutes and both twins were placed in incubators in good condition. Parents Mr and Mrs John Schatz of Tarple Place New York watched as a blood transfusion supported the procedure.
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Philadelphia
In Children's Hospital
Pamela
Patricia Schatzt
Mercys Hospital
Rockville Center
N.Y
John Schatz
Tarle Place
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Washington, D. C
MTEV
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Hallenbeck
le Roy Sprague
Atom
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Alton I. Blakeslee
Prean Science
Space
Moscow
Moon
Savants
Globe
Fred L. Whipple
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Moscow Radio
Leningrad Pulkovo Observatory
Leningrad State University
Soviet
Hub Girl
Long Beach
Calif
L. B
Fred Whipple
Astrophysical Observatory
Poland
Gestapo
Secret Police
Polic
Po’ Prastu
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Wiladysiaw Go ‘Imulka
Boston Dancehall
Arkansas
James O'Malley
South Boston
J O'Malley
Jon
City Hospital
GI Riddles Barracks
Nco Hurt
Yanks
Bombers
Chase Dahl
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