Houston man levies traffic charges against patrolman
Ronald K. Carson 26 SEAR salesman filed charges in Corporation Court alleging Patrolman D I Jory ran a red light and made illegal turns. Curson says Jory searched his car after stopping him. Jory says Curson was charged for carrying a prohibited weapon with a night stick found. Bond set at 800 dollars. He claims innocence and seeks trial.
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Russ May Fire 2nd Moon At Any Time Reported
Report from the Astrophysical Observatory notes the Sputnik satellite may be in peril as Soviet and American broadcasts discuss meteoroid bombardment. NASA observers say the satellite passes regularly and emits a steady signal, with no serious damage evident.
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Twin Schatz girls separated after operation at Philadelphia hospital
Pamela and Patricia Schatz, 16-day-old twins from Long Island, posed with a photographer in a Philadelphia hospital after surgery to separate them. The operation involved joining at the pelvis and required careful medical coordination.
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Two Bandits Sought After Royal Bank Killing Near Blind River
The combined reward of 27500 drew 135 men plus police into a widening search for two bank robbers who shot and killed J. J. Walters Bridges, bank manager in Blind River. Prospector and sportsman reinforcements joined the posse as authorities warned against stray firing while the search concentrated in a wooded area about 15 miles away. Sgt. J. K. Brenec led the operation and believed the killers remained near the vicinity.
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Policeman and Partner Jailed Over Beating Incident
In San Francisco a 25 year old officer who pistol whipped a 25 year old man while on duty and drinking was sentenced to six months in county jail with a reprimand. Superior Court Judge C Harold Caulifield also placed Patrolman Joseph L Blessing in three years probation and suspended five months of the jail term. Blessing must pay the victim Wayne Chinn’s medical expenses.
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Russ A Test North of Arctic Circle Reported by AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission reports another nuclear test conducted north of the Arctic Circle in the Soviet series. The announcement notes a small explosion on Detachment 10 at a site north of the Arctic Circle following prior tests on Aug 23 Sept 9 and Sept 25. Moscow announced a powerful hydrogen device of new design last Monday.
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Slay and Post Office Robbery Pursued by State Police
Police pursue an armed gang believed to have robbed a post office and killed John T. Lawson, a plumber. A posse shot a man in the shoulder near a ranch. he gave a name and origin at Lakeview hospital. Estimates on gang size ranged from two to four as authorities seek clues. Sputnik debris and Earth passage mentioned by Radio Moscow with unclear dates.
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Post Office Shooting Shocked Townsfolk
Mrs Anita Bannister witnessed two gunmen seize the post office, threaten customers, and shoot a man who tried to help. A second gunman robbed the safe, took money orders, and fled as the first gunman also escaped. Auditor Audra Silva reported $160 and some money orders missing.
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Couple Cutting In Marital Argue Sparks Fatal Stabbing
A man broke into his wife’s home after a breakup dispute on a neighbor’s porch and stabbed her as she fled with two children, Arlee V. Stokes and Gertrude L. Stokes, who were found with Mrs. Marlyne Lake nearby. The suspect, Silva, said he suffers from tuberculosis and had previously broken into the home but the wife fled, refusing to speak.
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Wounded Elephant Attacks Saigon Village Killings Reported
Saigon newspapers said a wounded elephant attacked a South Viet Nam village killing three people and injuring twelve. The enraged animal struck the village alone then regrouped with seven others, devastating part of the settlement before retreating.
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New York Philharmonic Musicians Reach Two Year Pact
The New York Philharmonic and the American Federation of Musicians state a two year contract ending a dispute that canceled the season's first two concerts. It sets wages at 135 dollars weekly this year and 157.50 next season for 104 orchestra members plus a longer annual season.
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Hoffa Controversy Grows As Trial Nears
Hoffa facing a government conspiracy and perjury case with trial set for Tuesday. Beck pledges to stay if Hoffa is in court, while both figures drive AFL-CIO tensions and possible Teamsters suspension. Contempt, injunctions, and delegate disputes frame Detroit return amid protests and a marching rhythm.
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Scott Judge Seeks Nine Jurors in Evelyn Scott Murder Trial
Superior Judge Clement B. Nye urged rapid jury selection in the Evelyn Scott case. Prosecutors and defense questioned jurors on circumstantial evidence and reasonable doubt as no body has been found since Evelyn Scott vanished in May 1955. Scott, 61, is accused by his fifth wife of murder.
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Polio deaths in New York City at record low
New York City Health Department reports polio has not claimed a single life this year, the first time in 46 years with no fatalities for the period. Officials credit the Salk vaccine for this record decline and progress in disease control.
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New York
Beachfront stay at Huntington Hotel on Long Beach
Live on the Beach of the Huntington Hotel describes a block long oceanfront property with two lobbies and private paths to rooms. It touts wall-to-wall carpeting, in-room phones, dining service, and meal prices around $2.45. includes breakfast and dinner options and contact via HE 6620.
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