Crow Jake Becomes Local Celebrity at Findley Park
Wellington reports Jake the jet black crow has occupied Findley State Park for three weeks. He teases visitors by stealing paper and belongings, flirts with shiny objects, and rides park trucks returning to the woods. Park staff call him a friendly rascal.
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Wellington
Jake
Findley State Park
Don Riddle
Beth Sherman
Elyria
Beth
Bill Barber
Bill
Jeanette Mathes
Jeanette
Riddle
Jake the Crow
Woman says race incident was hoax
In Los Angeles a man and his wife and the woman they allegedly tarred and feathered in a staged incident remain in police custody on arson and conspiracy charges. Mrs Katherine Harwell, 26, is in serious condition at General Hospital with severe burns from the hoax.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Katherine Harwell
General Hospital
Weather and arson case mix in Ohio and Alabama
Northeastern Ohio enjoys sun and warmth with a high near 76 while tonight turns cloudy and shows a chance of showers and thunder. In Alabama Mrs Harwell recounts tar and feathering and arson by three white men at the Lewis house. Lewis and his wife were charged with arson and conspiracy as investigators pursue a motive tied to a prior condemnation of the dwelling.
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ACW UK Sa Eyes
Lewis
Defector says stay in Red China was not a mistake
Low il Skinner a Korean War prisoner who defected to Communist China says he has no regrets and would do it again. He defended his decision to remain despite returning to the United States and denied collaborating with Chinese authorities. Kennedy plans weekend at Cape Cod with Jacqueline and children as he recovers.
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China
AKRON
UPI
Low‘il Skinner
Skinner
B Kch Skinner
Washington
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Jacqueline
University
Brady Skinner
Shim
Sife
Erie County sheriff seeks lie detector funding from commissioners
Erie County sheriff asks the board of commissioners to consider providing funds for lie detector tests. The request comes amid ongoing discussions on improving department investigations and frontline security measures.
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Erie County
Spees
Columbia Board of Education
North Ridgeville
St. Peter Cowrch
Extradition Stay Rejected in Perez Jimenez Case
Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg dismissed the last hurdle to Marcus Perez Jimenez’s extradition. A Venezuelan police mission in Miami awaits the ruling’s outcome as attorneys seek delay. Jimenez faces embezzlement charges of 13.5 million dollars during his Venezuelan presidency.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Marcus Perez Jimenez
Miami
Fla
Venezuela
Goldberg
Perez
Peresed
Loot Recovered in Great Glasgow to London Train Robbery
Police report further seizures from the Glasgow to London mail train raid totaling 674000 with claims of about 290000 hidden in a forest near Dorking. Five suspects appeared at Linslade court denied charges while some relatives produced part of the money under threat of search.
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Michael Oclaffey
London
UPI
Millia
Dorking
Bournemouth
Linslade
Cheddington
Mam Boal
Bui
Thenyav Rges
Boal
Sunt Thomas Buller
Scotland Yard
Coast Guard
Slade
William Boal
Roger John Pordrey
Renee Boal
Mary Florence Pilgrim
Alfred Pilgrim
Senate panel backs limited test ban plan amid data requests
Three Senate committee chairs praised the administration's case for a limited test ban as strong and persuasive after closed hearings. They asked for additional historical data and questioned why China allowed secrecy, while Gen Lemay prepared further testimony to the preparedness subcommittee and Taylor and other witnesses continued to advocate the treaty.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
A. R
Armed Services and
Atomic Energy
McCone
Curtis E. Lemay
Air Force
Maxwell D. Taylor
Lemay
Army and Navy
Joint, Chiefs of Staff
J. W. Filbright
Dack
Foreign Relations Committee
Taylor
Fulbright
Richard B. Russell
Cha
Armed Services Committee
Conservative wins Stratford by election slim majority
The Conservative party captured Stratford-on-Avon in a by election to replace John Profumo, but the margin was narrow, prompting concerns for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Conservative candidate Animus Maude, a 50 year old journalist, secured a small lead as Labour declared a moral victory. Observers call the result a tough public test for the government after the Profumo affair.
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Stratford-On-Avon, England
UPI
John Profumo
Harold Macmilan
Animus Maude
Labor
Stratford-on-Avon
Profumo Af
Cuban kidnapping leaves unanswered questions
Rumors swirl over a daytime raid near Anguilla Key in the Bahamas as 19 Cubans linked to Castro were seized on a British territory island. U.S. jets and a Coast Guard craft tracked the operation while Britain dispatched a frigate to Anguilla Key amid broader diplomatic tensions.
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Washington
British Bahamas
South Atlantic
U.S
Coast Guard
State Department
Bahama
Cuba
Key West
Britain
Foreign Office
London
Anguilla Key
Nassau
Bayamas
Layoirz
Castro
Cuban radio reports anti Castro bomb run over Havana refinery
Havana Radio claims a three man Cuban anti Castro unit flew a twin engine plane over Orta to bomb a refinery and snap pictures for U S magazines. It says bombs caused a fire and power loss at a Havana refinery while the crew returned safely.
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Havana
Othe Havane Radin
Buddhist Priest Self-immolates in Saigon Protest
In Hue, South Vietnam, Thich Tieu Dieu, 71, set fire to his robes and burned himself at the Tuo pagoda in a protest against perceived religious discrimination. He is the second to self immolate in days amid ongoing Buddhist government tensions.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nes Dinn Diem
Thich Tieu Dieu
Raseline
Thich Thanh Hue
Ninh Hoa
Saigon
Dien Quang
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