Jewel theft may total up to one hundred thousand
Thieves burglarized Parker Hall Co on Sunday fleeing with jewels watches cameras opera glasses and about 30 portable television sets worth an estimated 100 050 including 11 340 in cash from two safes and drawers Three holes cut through walls aided access Also missing were mink furs valued at about 15 000 from Daniel Thellman and Sons Store where about 2 500 worth of fish were stolen the same day Police said an assistant manager discovered the break in and reported the loss
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Cleveland
CPD
Parker Hall Co
Donald Schaefer
Daniel Thellman and Sons Sur Co
Daniel Thellman
Father Of 9 Admits Drowning 2 Children
In Portsmouth Ohio a father of nine admitted drowning his two young sons Kenneth 22 months and David Lee 19 months by carrying them to a river and leaping from a six foot bank as reeled in by sobering after an alleged drunken spree. Deputies arrested Sear Berry Scarberry and he later confessed to the killings while hospitalised. Authorities sought missing details on the suspect’s actions and disposal of the other child as search parties combed nearby fields.
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Portsmouth
UPI
Searberry
Rees Hospital
Police
Henneth
David Lee
Grinking
Scarberry Iid
Sido
Eisenhower Praises Iran Greece in Peace Visit Tour
President Eisenhower received enthusiastic welcomes in Tehran and Athens as he lauded Iran's anti Communist stand and urged continued collaboration with CENTO allies Pakistan Turkey and Britain while signaling support for moves against Communist influence. The Tehran crowd numbered in the hundreds of thousands amid snow and bright sunshine as leaders Nehru Prasad and Radakrishnan saw him off. A joint communique noted closer alignment on disarmament and other international issues.
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Siand
Cooperaton
Eisenhower
Russia
Voice of
Cento
Pakistan
Turkey
Britain
America
Mevor
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India
Segans
Guardian of Peace
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Publication details for print line and mail privileges
The item lists Beadare and Lecel Bolicays at 225 East Ave Ziska Ohio and Birme Ohio as mail privilege authorizations. It states single-copy mail delivery per year in advance with rates: Lorain and adjacent counties $15.00, elsewhere in Ohio $17.00, outside Ohio $18.00.
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Lecel Bolicays
Printite
Ang Co
East Ave
Ziska
Ohio
Birme
Carrie
Lorain
Edotens Counties
Ridgeville Man Killed In Apparent Sleep Shooting
Duncan Tyree, of Ridgeville, died after a rifle discharged as he fell back in a chair during an event at his home. Investigators noted the room was orderly and that Tyree may have been shot in his sleep. He was married nine years to Mrs. Dimean Tyree, a Chevrolet plant employee in Cleveland. His body was moved to a funeral home and to be sent to West Virginia. his parents traveled to Elyria.
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Duncan
Sheriffs Office
Tiree
Segmiauie Matic
Ordrevco
Symean
Tivee
Dimean
Ondreyou
Dimeans
North Ridge
West Virgina
Tyree
Orsico
W. Va
Tighten Law On Chemical Use In Food Processing
Health official Arthur S. Flemming urged Congress to revise the chemical use law to bar substances found to cause cancer in animals from all food processing. He argued the current rule lets meat processors keep prior approvals unless proven cancer causing, a distinction he called unfair and illogical.
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Washington
CPC
Congress
Arthur S. Flemming
Health, Education and Welfare
Flemming
Induscy
Chief's Son Says He Killed Wife
Charles T. Tarockmerton, son of a suburban Unionera Arlington officer, surrendered and told police he killed his wife. Arlington officers turned him over to Columbus police, who questioned him as Columbus detectives recovered the body at the home.
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Columbus
UPN
Charles T. Tarockmerton
Unonera Ariington
Arington
Throckmorton
Eisenhower Heads for Paris Summit Amid Warier Peace Hopes
President Eisenhower travels to Paris for talks with Khrushchev and De Gaulle amid Western alliance strains and worries over security in Europe. He seeks a united stance toward peace as NATO debates, and a key meeting with Soviet leaders looms.
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Paris
Mse
Cearies Ce Gaulle
F Frente Jenc
Hargid Macimillan
Greer
Democrats Plan Strategy To Meet Peace Issue
Democratic leaders outline a strategy to address the peace issue as the 1960 campaign nears. They argue Eisenhower negotiates with the Soviet Union and risks peace hopes, while Johnsen and Kennedy stress contest dynamics and international diplomacy.
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Raymond Lahe
Washington Iop
Eisenhower
Russia
Lynton B. Johnsen
Tex
Joan F. Kennedy
Mess
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Richard Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mansfeld
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Rockefeller
Nixon
Morton
Banker George Rock Found Dead in Denver Park
Police say banker and Democratic national committeeman George Rock may have died from a brain injury after a fall down apartment stairs. A cab driver William Trimble and woman gave him a ride to an East Denver park and left him there, while suspicions around the incident prompt homicide investigation.
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Denver
APD
George Rock
Darlene Greshman
Rock
Alies
Democratic National
Colorado
William F. Trimble
Clarence McGroom
Keith Morris
Pope reaffirms Catholic stance on birth control
In Rome Pope John XXIII elevates eight new cardinals, including two Americans, and condemns birth control as an erroneous doctrine while linking hunger to pressing global prob ems. The consistory raises total cardinals to 72 as Arch bishop Albert Meyer of Chicago and Aloisius Muench of Fargo receive red hats.
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Vatican City
CPD
John XXII
Io Gay
Rome
Albert Meyer
Chicago
Aloisius Muench
Fargo
N.D
Germany
Speed Record Set in F105 Thunderchief Flight
Los Angeles reports Brig. Gen. Joseph H. Moore 40 of Spartanburg DC set a world speed record of 1,216 miles per hour in a combat equipped F105 Thunderchief jet, surpassing the French record by 116 mph, according to the Air Force announcement.
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Los Angeles
APD
Air Force
Joseph H. Moore
Spartanburg
D. C
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