Tyner murder weapon believed found
A bloodstained carpenter's hatchet found about 10 feet from Tyner's parked car where his body was discovered. Tyner was beaten and shot three times. blood samples were sent to the state crime laboratory. No fingerprints on the weapon. authorities link the murder to Tyner's coin-operated machine activities. Three men were reported seen leaving Marion before 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Bunke ‘Tyner
J. W. Jenkins
Goreville
Jenkins
Tyner
Gierm Dallas
State Crime Laboratory
Pyner
Marion
Principal Off His Head Wife Says School Slayings Stun Town
Hartford City Indiana reports a shocked town after Principal Leonard Redden killed two teachers Harriet Robson and Minnie McFerr en then shot himself. The 41 year old educator, once a World War I veteran and Sunday School leader, had planned psychiatric help but carried out the attack before colleagues and pupils.
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Don Render
Associated Press
Hartford City
Ind
Leonard
Redden
Harriet Robson
Minnie McFerren
Hazel
Robson
First Christian Church
Muncie
Miss Robson
Bliss Robson
Leonard C. Redden
Harriett Robson
Minnie McFerret
Tan
James R. Emshiwilier
Dewsstand
Five killed as truck skids and hits pole near Williams Calif
A licensed Iowa pickup failed to negotiate a curve four miles west of Williams California, killing five people and injuring three early today. The victims included a mother and four children. The crash sparked a fire and the truck burned. References to names or ages are not provided in full.
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Williams
Calif
Here
Franklin
Tid
Ancis H Rogers
Indianapolis
Edith Rogers
Sherrey Gail
Leonard
Donna Marie
Linda Laverne
Kerala Rejects Communists and Forms New Government
In Kerala, voters decisively defeated the Communist Party in a landmark poll ending the Red regime. The anti- Communist alliance secured a secure majority as counting continued, paving the way for a new government formed by the agitation leaders who led last summer’s ouster.
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Civanidrum
India
Kerala
Legislative Assembly
Ike Backs Allies' Access to Nuclear Arms Policy
President Eisenhower urged changing the law to allow responsible U S allies access to nuclear information and weapons custody. He said allied defense justifies arming partners, calling for a more liberal Atomic Energy Act to share essential details with capable nations.
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Washington
Feb
Eisenhower
U.S
Defense Opens in Finch Murder Trial as Wife Death Probed
Los Angeles AP report covers opening defense in the Finch murder trial. Dr R Bernard Finch seeks to explain his wife Barbara Jean Finch's July death as possibly accidental or in self defense, amid testimony from his red-haired mistress Carole Tregoff and earlier police statements. The court barred Carole’s sworn testimony from being used against her, shaping the prosecution and defense strategies as multiple accounts surface from Las Vegas to West Covina.
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Grant B. Cooper
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Carole
Carala Wave
Las Vegas
West Covina
Husband Charged With Shooting Wife in Alton
Alton police arrested Jackie Lee Crider of Osly Missouri after Mildred Crider was shot twice in her parents home in Alton. Crider, 32, faces assault with intent to kill charges following the incident on Tuesday.
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Alton
Aps
Jackie
Lee Crider
Osly
Crider
Ajdan
Mildred
Border clashes resume as Syrians and Israelis trade fire
Syrians report renewed shooting on the Syria Israel frontier near the Sea of Galilee amid tensions with the United Arab Republic. Israeli patrols moved toward Syrians as machine gun fire erupted seemingly to cover patrol operations. Damascus warned Israel to force withdrawal if UN requests fail, while Syria clung to fortified positions defying UN withdrawal calls. Col. Akram Deery said Israeli troops concentrate south of the Sea of Galilee in anticipation of an attack.
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Sea of Galilee
David Ben-Gurion
Damascus
Israel
United Arab Republic
U.N
U.ar. Comiosts
Tel Aviv
Foreign ‘Ministry
Nawatik
Raymond Firlot
Mixed Armistice’ Commission
G.N
Syria
Egypt
Akram Deery
UAR
Ssraeli
Sea of Gall
Weather Summary for Southern Districts
Cloudy conditions prevail with mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. A slight chance of rain Thursday. Minimal temperature changes with lows in the 30s and highs in the upper 30s. Previous readings show yesterday's low in the 20s and daytime highs near 40.
Nixon to Draft Own Farm Plan for Campaign
Washington February 3 AP reports Vice President Richard M Nixon quietly prepares his own farm program for a possible presidential bid. Eisenhower aims to send to Congress a wide range plan based on Agriculture Secretary Benson. Nixon was only lightly consulted yet vows support aligning with administration policy.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Hzra Tat Benson
Nixon
Eisenhower Maintains Nonendorsement Policy For GOP Nomination
President Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters at a news conference that he will not endorse any candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He complimented Vice President Richard M. Nixon but reiterated his stance amid questions about Nixon facing little opposition.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Missing Girl Found With Alfred University Athlete
Dorothy Lebohner, 18, daughter of Alfred University treasurer Edward Lebohner, was found Tuesday night in Time Square with former basketball star Yward Sutton, 22, of Chester Pa. The pair said they walked all night and visited movie houses after Lebohner’s disappearance from a New York trip with her parents. Sutton, who left Alfred University after “minor difficulties,” planned to return home. Lebohner denied marriage, admitting the ring was a friendship token. Police released Sutton after questioning. no legal action announced.
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New York
Florida
Time’ Square
Dorothy Lebohner
Biltmore
Edward K. ‘Lebohner
Lebohner
Alfred University
Alfred, N.Y
Ytea Sutton
Chester
Miss. Lebohner
Sutton
New York City
Newark
N. J
Eisenhower hails missile work and backs veto reform
President Eisenhower called America's missile development record gratifying and rejected an around the clock bomber alert. He praised Defense Secretary Gates and Gen. Twining, while differing with Gen. Power on alert plans and survivability. He also urged constitutional amendments for four year House terms and item veto power, endorsing three other proposed changes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Thomas 8. Gates Jr
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thomas
United States
Gates
Joint Chiefs
Twiding
House of ‘Representatives
Senate
French Senate poised for quick pass on decrees in Algiers revolt
The French National Assembly had earlier approved the bill 449 to 78 granting the government broad special powers. In Algiers, about 100 rightists who backed last week's insurrection joined the Foreign Legion to avoid investigations, following jailed leader Pierre Lagailleache.
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Algiers
National Assembly
French Foreign Legion
Foreign Legion
Pierre Laxgaillache
Lagail- Tarde
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