Tragic Dudley Family Trail Ends With Murder Warrants
Kenneth Dudley Irene Dudley and six children fled Syracuse in 1958 to join a carnival. Five children died amid hunger and neglect before Carol Ann's emaciated body was found in Virginia. Warrants accuse the couple of murder. Christene, 2, remains in foster care.
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ED Young
Richmond, Va
Kenneth Dudley
Irene
Syracuse
N.Y
Carol Ann
Dudley
Jywoods
U.S 1
Lawrenceville
Southside
Virginia
E. M. Lloyd
Dudleys
Lloyd
Baldwin
Fla
Claude
Lakeland
Jenkins
Gary
Debbie
McDowell County
Harry S. Camper
Christene
Fuquay Springs
N.C
Brunswick County Welfare Department
State
Richmond
Brunswick County
Commonwealth
Hanover County
Leslie Campbell
Edward
Kenneth Jr
New York
Prescott
Ariz
Massacre in Luluabourg amid Congo unrest and Lumumba ties
UPI report says Congolese soldiers massacred 44 civilians in Luluabourg to avenge three soldiers slain in the city’s streets. The violence erupted as 2,000 civilians celebrated Major Mulamba’s release, with fears of anti-European reprisals and a looming Katanga cabinet crisis clouding stability efforts in the Congo.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Luluabourg
United Nations
U.N
Mulamba
Lumumbist
Stanleyville
Patrice Lumumba
Luluabrong
Ndesha
Ghana
Katanga
Congo
Bipartisan Kennedy Lunch Invites 5 Leaders and Johnson
Washington AP report notes President Kennedy invites five congressional leaders and Vice President Johnson to lunch to discuss international affairs and domestic legislative plans. Republican leaders vow continued opposition to some domestic programs while endorsing foreign policy. Senate GOP leader Dirksen says he will respond honorably, while Salinger frames the gathering as bipartisan consultation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dirksen
Weather Eye Kensington Park Homes Opens Swiming Country Club
Residents gain access to a new recreation facility at Kensington Park spanning fourteen acres. The opening includes Sarasota’s best offerings and REED RI 17 3011 catalog details.
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Kensington Park
Sarasota
Reed
Cuban ministers attack priests after school bombing
In Havana a protest gathering denounced Catholic schools as centers of counterrevolution after a private business school bombing injured nine students. Education Minister Armando Hart tied priests to terrorism and warned of government action. Two priests and two male students are in custody.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Armando Hart
Castro
Hart
Nobel Academy
Satellite Plan To Link World Communications
RCA proposed a two satellite relay system to connect major international communications areas. The units, 13 feet long with solar cells, would orbit 22 300 miles above Earth and hang over the same spot. The system could carry 1 000 telephone circuits and support telephone television teleprinter and facsimile.
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New York
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Rebs Accept De Gaulle Peace Bid
In Rabat Algeria the rebels accept French President De Gaulle's peace talks to end the war. Direct negotiations seem likely as Inde plans a loose federation with Paris. Ferhat Abbas met with King Hassan II and President Habib Bourguiba before dawn, signaling renewed diplomacy.
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Rabat
Morocco
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Tunisia
Ferhat Abbas
Hassan II
Habib Bourguiba
Actor Payne Struck By Car In New York
New York AP John Payne was struck by a car while crossing Madison Avenue between 61st and 62nd streets. He was taken to Roosevelt Hospital with a fractured left leg multiple cuts and possible internal injuries. His condition was listed as fair. The driver Bernard Selz 21 a Wall Street research analyst said he did not see Payne until it was too late and was released after questioning.
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New York
John Payne
Madison
Payne
Roosevelt Hospital
Bernard Selz
Selz
Wall Street
Father and son shootout shocks Van Nuys family
In Van Nuys a 15 year old boy shot his father Harry J. Wiggins and his stepmother Florence after a spree in their suburban home. Wiggins is treated for wounds while Terry 15 is held on assault with intent to murder at Juvenile Hall. The family says they tried to help him and that the incident feels unreal.
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Los Angeles
Terry
Harry J. Wiggins
Queen of Angels Hospital
Wiggins
Florence
Cur
van Nuys
Oegan
Florida Road Probe Underway
Washington AP says House public works subcommittee probes Florida highway construction practices in Orlando area. Witnesses include Maitland contractor Paul Slusher and Chicago firm reps Merritt and Hartley Belding, plus ex state engineer Robert Dolfi. Testimony shows state paid contractors for removing buildings and moving houses with large profits, prompting questions about proper disposal credits against highway costs.
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Washington
House
Florida
Orlando
Paul Slusher
Maitland
House Public Works
Sunshine State
Merritt W. Belding
Hartley Belding
Chicago
Slusher
Rovert Dolfi
Rhode Island to Question Fred Thompson in 37 Year Old Child Slaying
Rhode Island officials planned to question confessed rape-slayer Fred Thompson about the Edith Kiccorious case, and a grand jury was expected to return a true bill against him. Authorities reopen the Viola Aikne death case, exploring possible links to Thompson, who may be the man once identified as James Graham. Thompson was kept in a Bronx cell for safety amid crowds shouting for rape justice.
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New York
UPI
Rhode Island
Fred Thompson
New England
Thompson
Edith
Googie) Kiccorius
Joseph J. Freitas
North Smithfield
Mass
Viola Aikne
West Uptom
Bronx
Bayshore Gardens Homes Priced From 10780 To 16500
Bayshore Gardens on US 41 offer homes priced from $10 780 to $16 500. A new shopping center is set to open today or tonight along with this development.
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Bayshore Gardens
Notice to Defend Libel Suit Against Sarasota Paper
Philip Hiss and David Lindsay Jr file a libel suit threat against The News Inc Kent S McKinley Marjorie McKinley and Lawrence Murphy alleging false statements in a February 1961 Our Town editorial. They demand a full correction apology and retraction within ten days. The News Inc and editors retract and apologize in conspicuous manner.
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Kent S. McKinley
Marjorie M. McKinley
Lawrence E. Murphy
Circuit Court
Sarasota County
Florida
the News
Our Town
Myself
David B. Lindsay Jr
Sarasota- Manatee Airport Authority
New College, Incorporated
The
News, Inc
Philip H. Hiss
David B. Lindsay, Jr
Mr. Hiss
Mr. Lindsay
Mr. McKinley
Hiss
Lindsay
the News, Inc
Snow Blanket Covers Mt Vesuvius Over Naples
Snow fell Wednesday night on Mt Vesuvius blanketing the upper cone above Naples, a city famed as one of Italy’s sunniest, according to AP.
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Naples
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
1961 Parade of Homes and Furniture Fashions
Gulf Gate showcases the 1961 Parade of Homes and furniture fashions at Stickney Point Read. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Free admission advertised by the paper.
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Gulf Gate
Stickney
Read
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Maine
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Kasonga
Kindu
Lualaba
Moise Tshombe
Kasai
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Roger Trinquier
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Everett M. Dirksen
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