Sniper Slays Woman and Youth Held on Murder Charge
In Raleigh a 21 year old hotel guest Richard Kluckhohn was charged with murder after a woman government worker Bernice Seawell 43 was shot through a hotel window. The gun man claimed to be a gun enthusiast and fled to Chapel Hill district, authorities said.
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Griffiss Air
Bernice Seawell
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Arlington
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Little Falls Hospital
Washington
Walter Hotel
Miss Seawell
Chapel Hill
Kluckhohn
Dr. Joseph
Tragic crash in Montgomery County claims Judith Eller
Mrs Judith Eller 22 of 110 Ringdahl Ct Rome died from a fractured skull and other injuries after a car driven by her husband Lt Richard W Eller 130 crashed head on into a live crane carrying truck. The wreck occurred about 745 p m yesterday near Minden between Herkimer and Canajoharie trooper A A Charbonneau said.
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Ringdahl Ct
Rome
Richard W. Eller
Minden
Montgomery County
Herkimer
Canajotharie
A. A .Charbonneau
New Hartford
Western ministers meet as Molotov arrives in Vienna
In Vienna for an Austrian treaty signing and to plan a possible Big Four conference. Molotov joined Dulles MacMillan and Pinay to discuss a Soviet mission to Belgrade with Tito and to assess moves toward neutralizing Yugoslavia.
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Vienna
Austria
Elbe Vets in Paris Return From Reunion
Seventeen American and Russian Elbenkup veterans arrived in Paris after a reunion in Monen. They plan to fly to New York later tonight to continue their travels and reunions.
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Paris
U.S
Elbenkup
Monen
New York
Police break up gang battle in Brooklyn teens raid
About 50 Brooklyn teenagers were involved in a fight when six police radio cars converged on the scene. Ten youths were taken into custody along with a 26 year old narcotics suspect found with a hypodermic needle and drugs.
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Brooklyn
Indy
Nedie
Isole
Buddy Rogers Sues Uncouth Wrestler Over Name Use
Charles Buddy Rogers sues a fellow performer for 208000 dollars alleging the actor uses the Buddy Rogers name in connection with a wild reckless persona. The suit claims the accuser has built a clean image in entertainment while the defendant portrays an uncouth cruel character to capitalize on the name.
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Los Angeles
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
J Entertainment
Mrs America Entrants Plan Pageant Rehearsals
ORMOND BEACH Fla Nine Mrs America contestants prepared breakfast for their husbands then rehearsed the afternoon award pageant each hoping to be named the overall winner of the 15000 prize tied to the title. Ramona Deile Meyer of Lincoln Nebraska and Eleanor Walsh of East Hartford Connecticut were noted as double winners in preliminaries, though officials said the pick would not be limited to them.
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Fle
Praes
Coes
Ramona Deilemeyer
Lincoln, Neb
Eleanor Walsh
East Mortford Conn
Soviet Chiefs To Visit Tito
Soviet Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev and Premier Nikolai Bulganin plan talks with Yugoslav President Tito in Belgrade later this month. The visit precedes a planned East West conference this summer. Izvestia announced the trip as a move to improve relations with Yugoslavia, which has been estranged since 1948.
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Westvale man among three killed by misfired rocket at Fort Bliss
A former Westvale resident Myron Allen Baxter, 22, died when a World War II anti aircraft rocket, being dismantled with an acetylene torch, ignited its propellant. Three soldiers were killed and three seriously injured as the rocket flew 110 yards through a motor shop. Baxter, who entered the Army last fall, was stationed near El Paso. He left parents and two brothers in Allentown, and funeral plans are pending arrival of the body from Texas.
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North Korea
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Atlantic
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Staf
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Fort Bliss
Tex. Ro
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Myron I, Baxter
Allentown
Parsons Dr
Westvate
Raymond Baxter
Henry Beach Dr
Camillus
Baxter
Cherry Road School
el Paco
Fred
Thomas
Texas
No Wedding Belts For Grace Kelly Move Fizzles Abroad
Paris reports that Grace Kelly has no plans for a wedding belt or marriage announcement while film awards swirl. Jean Pierre Aumont, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer rep, says Kelly met Aumont on the French Riviera during a recent film festival and dined and danced with the French actor amid festival chatter.
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Jean Pierre Aumont
Meten-Golden-Mayer
Mise Kelly
Aumont
Tannre
French Riviera
Arn
Frenchman Aumont
Mana Montez
Classifieds and notices page fragment
Fragmentary newspaper page shows classified items and notices with partial headings. Content includes brief items and small notices centered on local services and events, with missing details due to OCR.
Ike and Eisenhower Admire 30-Foot Flag Pole Display
The article describes President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower viewing a 30-foot flagpole with a Stars and Stripes flag on the lawn of their Gettysburg home. The scene includes a gilded eagle weather vane and a celebration for Mrs. Dowd of Denver. A crowded group watches as the President speaks with reporters.
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Gettysburg
Ewenhower
Washington
John S. Dowd
Denver
Eisenhower
Newemen
Fishheaey
Thing Haunts Mariaville Lake Again
Summer campers and residents report a mysterious creature in Mariaville Lake likened to an alligator six to seven feet long. An expedition is planned to identify the elusive object after two sightings. last year a boat was nearly capsized by a similar incident, with searches finding nesting near the shore but no conclusive proof.
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Maeriaville
Mariville Lake
Salk Test Critic Will Go on Trial
A man who accused Dr. Jonas Salk and his polio vaccine was ordered to stand trial in Federal Court in Miami. Judge Emmett C. Choate set June 2 for the trial of Ton HL Millie, Coral Galaxy enetics manufacturer, and Prin Prevention Inc. The case involves alleged libelous and defaming mailings in the polio prevention fight.
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Fia
Jonas Set
Emett_C. Choate
Prin Prevention, Inc
Backward Turn Surfaces in 40 Year Park Shorts Choice
A garbled fragment hints at a historic park event with 40 year options for attire and forms. The readable text remains unclear on participants, dates, or concrete outcomes.
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Cemid
Unified command formed by eight Soviet satellites
Warsaw sees eight Eastern bloc nations establish a unified military command to counter NATO. Marshal Ivan Konev named supreme commander with headquarters in Moscow. Deputies will be defense ministers or military leaders from USSR Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Albania Romania Bulgaria and East Germany. A 20 year mutual security treaty signed to place forces under a single command. Concluded note indicates ongoing overall Soviet control within satellites.
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Poland
Ivan Konevr
Konev
Moscow
Soviet Union
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Hungary
Albania
Romania
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West Ger
Forest Fire Peril Grows in Adirondacks
Albany AP reports Adirondack conservation chief Louis A Wehle plans to keep parks open unless fire danger becomes acute. He warns of low humidity and light rain creating a dangerous situation and urges caution from campers fishermen and others. A forest blaze near Bag Pond Fourth Lake Hamilton County was controlled by rangers and volunteers.
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Louis A. Wehle
Adirondacks
Harriman
Vacalioniss
Wehle
Bag Pond
Fourth Lake
Hamilton County
Honduran Troops Rushed to Border
Honduran government rushed warplanes and troop reinforcements to the border to forestall possible invasion by Nicaragua. Reports said Nicaraguan troop reinforcements were concentrated near the Dahli area about 15 miles from the border, with detachments deployed toward Tepucipalin.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Today’s Chuckle Disjoint Snippet from New Yorker Style
A fragmented humorous line references a Saath Seg wanderer and a New Yorker with two peats stuck in a car, delivering a quirky, surreal snapshot rather than a coherent narrative. The odd fusion suggests a satirical, postmodern tone with urban texture and mismatched imagery.
Vaccine restart clears Parke Davis batches for millions of children
After a safety halt a Public Health Service check cleared 11 Parke Davis vaccine batches for use in public schools. One batch was held for further tests. States will begin vaccinations Monday as Surgeon General Scheele notes most checks complete. White House to issue a voluminous report with a summary. In San Diego 26 300 first shots yielded four polio cases.
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Iy Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Parke, Davis
Leonard A. Scheele
The
Public Health Service
White House
Secretary of Welfare
Hobby
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
San Diego
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Y. BL Maskew
Scheele
Parker Davis
Huxton Gate
England
Yorkshire
Parke
Davis
Dulles to Address Nation on NATO Paris and Austria
Secretary of State Dulles will report to the nation Tuesday night on the NATO meeting in Paris the Austrian treaty signing and the proposed Big Four meeting. The telecast from Eisenhower's office will include cabinet leaders and delayed radio broadcasts. It marks the first time such a telecast is made from the President's office.
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Washington
Dulles
NATO
Paris
White House
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Nice Weekend Weather Promise From Weather Man Keiler
U. S. Weather Man Andrew Keiler promises no rain through Tuesday with a cool tonight followed by a mild high near 70 tomorrow. The forecast calls for bright sunny conditions and northeast winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour tonight while tomorrow’s winds become light and variable.
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U. S
Andrew Keiler
Heller
Mercury
Bomb threat sweep at Radio City Music Hall clears
Police and detectives searched Radio City Music Hall after a telephone call warned of a bomb. No device was found. A week earlier a small homemade bomb was discovered under a seat after a similar call. The crude explosive was described as potentially deadly.
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New York
al Dcemen
Radio City Music Hall
Rudolph Flesch Sees School System Failing Reading Teaching
Noting his latest book has sparked nationwide debate Rudolph Flesch argues children fail to read because they are not properly taught. He outlines his diagnosis and prescribes steps to improve reading, writing and thinking through explicit phonics and structured instruction.
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Rudolph Flesch
Johnny
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