Taxi Only Clue In Slaying Of Four In North Brunswick
Four people were found slain in Dr Francis Clarke's home in North Brunswick. A red and black taxi used by the killer was found abandoned in Elizabeth. Victims included Mrs Edith Clarke and two other women and a male guest. all shot in the left temple. The cab driver was discovered in another room, tied, with investigators questioning motive and possible robbery or sex assault, none clearly supported by the scene. Police traced events from a morning getaway to the taxi's return by afternoon as they sought the suspect.
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North Brunswick
Ney Jan
Elizabeth
Newark
Francis M
Clarke
Clarkes
Edith Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Cora ‘Haddies
Dorothy Moore
St. Peter's Hospital
New Brunswick
Wilentz
Chapin
Low
Seldin Chapin
U.S
Netherlands
Daniel Ploranski
Ploranski
Anti-Eisenhower Demos Rumored Ahead of Latin Tour
Reports from U S security agencies say Cuban anti American agitators may plot demonstrations against President Eisenhower during his goodwill tour of Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay. Secret Service steps up security as officials weigh conflicting tips of Cuban backed organizers and Red influence on Latin America.
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Cuba
Eisenhower
South America
U.S
Brazil
Argentaiia
Chile
Uruguay
Secret Service
Fidel Castro
Havana
Richard M. Nixon
Venezuela
Peru
Ike To Lead GOP Kickoff Event Tonight
Ike leads nationwide 1960 GOP kickoff from Andrews to Los Angeles with coast to coast dinners on a closed TV network. Nixon, Rockefeller, Morton and others join in Chicago New York and Washington as 6000+ expected at the International Amphitheatre for a $200 dinner preview of the Republican National Convention.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Los Angeles
Denver
Ike
Central Standard
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Sen
Thruston
Morton
Kentucky
Nixon
United Republican Fund of Minors
International Amphitheatre
Excursion steamers may return to Mississippi river
Keokuk Iowa January 27 plans to return excursion steamers to the Upper Mississippi were announced by Capt Rey Streckfus head of Streckfus Steamers Inc of St Louis The plan hinges on a new highway bridge clearance for excursion boats and river traffic after World War I removal.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Upper Mississippi Rive
Rey Streckfus
Streckfus Steamers, Inc
St. Louis
Upper Mississippi
Scientific Gondola Recovered Aboard U S Carter Valley
A scientific gondola from the world’s largest balloon was found in the eastern Caribbean. The gondola carried an 800 pound pack of supersensitive film to record cosmic ray activity and was ditched Tuesday night en route to Venezuela. Recovery operations were to begin immediately aboard the destroyer Hyman after a search by a plane.
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U.S. Carter Valley Forge
Caribbean
Venezuela
Hyman
Project Skyhook
Kennedy to pull out of Illinois primary
Associates said Sen. John F. Kennedy plans to withdraw his name from the Illinois April primary. Kennedy's entry was filed by Lar Daly who also listed New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as a Republican hopeful. Chicago Mayor Daley and Illinois party leaders weigh delegates while Illinois voters face an advisory contest.
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Join F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Lar Daly
Daly
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Illinois
Clinais
Richard Daley
Chicago
Jacob M. Arvey
Camremitteeman
Southern Illinois
Stuart Symington
DMO
Arvey
Ate
Daley
Stampede kills holiday travelers at Seoul station
At Seoul Station a deadly stampede during a Lunar New Year rush killed 31, injured 50, mostly women and officials say. Transportation Minister Kim Jae Wan was fired, and President Rhee ordered an investigation as hundreds surged toward the last train. More than 2,000 tickets were sold for 16 cars. gates opened five minutes before departure, causing chaos on a snow-covered stairway with victims piling up at the bottom.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim J
Alter
Syngman Rhee
Mukpo
Korea
Algerian Insurgents Stand Firm Seeks Hope Of Victory
In Algiers on January 27 the insurgents holding barricades at the university stronghold vowed to press for Algeria’s proclamation as part of France. Backed by most settlers, several army officers, and some pro French Muslims, they claim broad support and food to endure weeks of demonstrations. The uprising is treated as a political challenge to French policy.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
Pleas Ignored as Barricades Rise in Algiers Crisis
Amid Algeria unrest, Delouvrier urged insurgents to lay down arms while barricades grew shoulder high in Algiers. De Gaulle and Debre faced crisis talks as deaths reached 26 with about 150 injured. Demonstrations spread to Bone, Constantine, Oran as calls for order and self determining policy clashed with army loyalty.
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Algeria
Paul Delounnier
Algiers
Delouvrier
Alegiers
Algeris
France
Sundsy
Maurice Challe
de Gaulle
Paris
Ar Hich
Prem Tier Michel Debre
Debre
Jacques Chaban- Delmas
National Assembly
Bone
Constantine
Oran
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Two German Tenors Named Helmut Krebs Cause Detroit Mixup
Detroit audiences learned that two German tenors named Helmut Krebs caused a Schiller anniversary concert mixup at Wayne University. Helmut A Krebs of Mainz sang. Helmut F Krebs of Berlin was the star expected but absent. The West German consul general confirmed the correct identity and noted the Mainz singer performed under expenses only due to a cold.
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Detroit
Helmut Erebs
Wayne University
Friedrich von Schiller
Helmut F. Krebs
Berls Opera
Helmut A. Krebs
Mainz
West Germany
Berlin
Herlin Krebs
France
Krebe
Maing Krebs
Spon
Youth given 30 years for Chicago slaying
Chicago January 27 AP A Negro youth named James Duncan was convicted of murder for the stabbing death of 16 year old Sarouei Schwartz during a robbery on October 4 at a darkened South Side elevated platform. The Criminal Court jury fixed his sentence at 20 years.
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Chicago
James Duncan
Duncan
Saroue] Schwartz
De Gaulle’s Dilemma Should Army Attack
Paris January 27 A handful of Algerian settlers man barricades in Algiers pose a crucial choice for Gen Charles de Gaulle. Should the French army attack to crush the barricades or risk wider bloodshed and loss of prestige. De Gaulle struggles between crushing insurgents and meeting demands for self determination as settlers fear independence and Moslem rebels gain leverage.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Weather outlook forSouthern Illinois today and tonight
Light rain and drizzle this afternoon followed by cloudy and colder conditions tonight. Thursday will be cloudy and somewhat colder with a high near 22 and low in the low 20s. Yesterday’s low was 28. Morning 7 am temperature 43, 8 pm yesterday 46, noon today 47. Precipitation 0.13 inches from 7 am yesterday to 7 am today. Sunrise 7:13 am, sunset 5:14 pm.
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Atlas Firings Demonstrate Missile Power Across U S
The United States conducted two Atlas rocket launches and three other missiles from White Sands New Mexico Wallops Island Virginia and Cape Canaveral Florida. An Atlas launched at Cape Canaveral carried a test nose to Ascension Island 5000 miles away while another Atlas fired from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The Air Force reported both Atlas shots completely successful marking the 16th and 17th straight successes in the series going back to last July.
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White Sands
N.M
Wallop’s Island
Cape Canaveral
South Atlantic
Ascension
Strategic Air Command
Pacific
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Lonely airman tests capsule on Lake Erie in bitter cold
Bruce C Barwise of Bovey Minnesota endures a second day in a bullet shaped capsule afloat on Lake Erie near Buffalo New York. The Air Force tests a new ejection capsule for the supersonic B58 Hustler to study endurance against cold fatigue and isolation. Barwise, a 34 year old father of three, remains in radio contact with a Coast Guard ship 75 feet away while the capsule drifts tethered in frigid 15 to 20 degree air and water around 32 to 35 degrees. He reports a comfortable night and slight leg cramps he can work through as observers describe the capsule’s reclining barber chair like position.
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Lake le
Buffalo Harbor
Bruce C
Barwise
Bovey
Minn
Air Force
Radio Thisorning
Coast Guard
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