Mixing Snapshots From A Cross Country News Wire
A collage of brief items reports a New Jersey speeding ticket tossed out by Judge Samuel Bard after police cited Winifred Ann Webley of Philadelphia for a 6 mph over in a 25 mph zone. Other items note a Savannah boy’s green orange tailed “monster” and a Columbus Ohio high school brawl with 200 students involved but few arrests. A Philadelphia truck driver heroically disarms a holdup man in a diner, leading to the suspect’s arrest. Also noted is a hotel guest registering with only his suite as company, and a Fort Worth zoos bird Elmer becoming Elvira, plus a Hempstead boy blamed for trying to burn down his school on day one. Detroit retiree hands out gifts at party.
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Hightstown
UPI
Winifred Ann Webley
Samuel Bard
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
UPA
Charles Menkins
Phoenixville
Menkins
Sonny
John E. King Jr
East Whiteland Township
King
Hempstead
N.Y
Detroit
Courtley Lightfoot
Garden City
President to Sign Immigration Bill
Asian influ Sent Risenhower Wednesday witl an Sign B bill to ease some immigration law restrictions, announced by federal and Ontario governments. Congress passed the measure Aug. 20, with the President expected to sign at Doe Lake camp site, as Health Minister MacKinnon and Phillips of Ontario discussed changes. Six of 150 girls ill at the camp had Asian flu, with two Canadians among the group and others from Indonesia.
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Bill Newport
Pi—Press
Ottawa
Risenhower
Canada
Ontario
Govern- Cation
Congress
MacKinnon
Phillips
World Girl Guide
Doe Lake
Sex Killer Covers in Mob Peril
Two hundred streaming women battled police to seize Derrick Edwardson, the factory worker charged with the sex slaying of 4 year old Edwina Haytor. He confessed at a four minute hearing. Edwina disappeared August 31 and was found in the cellar of his house. Edwardson turned himself in five days after eluding police.
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London
UPI
Derrick Edwardson
Brixton
Edwardson
Harold Marshall
Edwina Haytor
Britain
Edwina
North London
Three killed in Italian street fight near Bari
In Brindisi, Italy, about 700 police guarded four villages as a violent street battle between rioting farmers protesting a grape and wine tax left three dead. The clash at San Donaci saw protesters attack police with clubs and stones. one person died on the scene, two others later from bullet wounds. Twenty eight officers were injured and roads to the towns were blocked to stop more farmers from joining.
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Brindisi
Italy
UFI
San Donaci
Bari
San Fietro Vernotico
Celino San Matco
San Panoravio Salentino
Crash Claims Mother and Five Others in Woodstock Area
A two car crash near Woodstock Ontario killed a mother and five others including two of her sons and four others. Wilson Redman from Toronto and his sons Paul 20 and John 37 perished along with Gary Eaton and Kenneth Armour, both 18 from Woodstock. One person remained critically injured.
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Woodstoce
Oat
Hichway Mo. 2
Here
Wilson Redman
Paul
John
Toronto
Gary Eaton
Kenneth Armour
Woodstock
Accused of Stealing and Re Selling Vitamins in Memphis
Memphis police charged 29 year old Charles Underwood and his wife Bonnie with stealing vitamins and reselling them to druggists after a pharmacist grew suspicious. The couple were arrested following the pharmacy warning.
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Memphis
Charles Underwood
Bonnie
Unity paper one time on Lao Pine avenue
Fragmentary note indicates a Sunday edition of Press Telegram published on Lao Pine Avenue in Long Beach. References bureau regulation and a cryptic line Belivers 45 FROG g24200 Matee oo 24-6.
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Lao Pine Ave
Long Beach
Bureau of Oireulation
R “Belivers
Matee Oo
New Stainless Steel Cuts Heat for Supersonic Planes
Armen Steel Corp announces Part 157 MO stainless steel able to resist air friction heat up to 1,000 degrees enabling aircraft and missiles to fly at 2,720 mph four times the speed of sound. Production aims to support skins and major structural parts with low cost, high strength, and corrosion resistance.
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New York
Armen Steel Corp
Gray
Labor Will Clean Ranks Says Leader
AFL CIO official William F. Schnitzler told a Transit Workers Convention that labor will finish cleaning out racketeers from its ranks and uphold stricter ethical standards than many businesses. He urged removal of those extorting from employers or betraying members and highlighted the AFL CIO Ethical Practices Code as the movement's moral baseline. The federation has suspended Laundry Workers and put Allied Industrial Workers and Distillery Workers on probation amid corruption charges.
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Washington
Afl‘cio
William F. Schnitzler
Labor
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Transit Workers
Schnitzler
Aflicio
Ers
Labor Federation
Allied Industrial Workers
Labor Movement
Falls From Skies Over Pennsylvania Stir Curiosity
Residents along Philadelphia's Main Line and Peng Valley report shiny metal strips falling from the sky, about four inches long, with no explanation or identifiable source and no one to blame.
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Philadelphia
Peng Valley
Young killer in Pennsylvania death penalty record
Isaiah Green Jr. 15 and two companions were linked to a July attempted robbery murder. Green, called a young savage, was condemned to death becoming Pennsylvania's youngest to receive the penalty. co-defendants Edwin Walker 14 and James Crowson 13 drew life terms.
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Philadelphia
Isaiah “(Duce) Green Jr
Green
Pennsylvania
Byron A. Millner
Jacob Wallfield
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Bard
Drson Blanchard
Trenton Speerometer Co
Keystone Automobile Club of Pennsylvania
Miss Zebley
Joe Morofsky
Savannah
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Tost
Cleveland
Elvira
Fort Worth
Elmer
Mynah
Forest Park Zoo
Tayashs
Jim Brown
Brown
California College of Commerce
Sawyer Schools of Business
Santa Ana
Downey Evening High School
Downey
Long Beach City College
The
Stenotype Co
Calif
Pint Ave
Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
R. L. Grey
Armea
Butler
Bunion
Dr. Scholl
Oie
Bakary
Alexander Hamilton
O'Farrell
Spman Bank
Corky
Coldbrook Margarine
Safeway
Imperial
Sam Diage
AP Safeway
Psa
American Airlines
Chicago
America
Los Angeles
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