Khrushchev Starts Three Week Asia Good Will Mission
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev departs Moscow for a three week Asia tour with stops planned in India Burma and Indonesia. He travels with Kremlin experts while Mrs Khrushchev remains in Moscow citing ill health. The trip opens in New Delhi with talks expected with Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and follows recent discussions with Chinese Communist leaders in Peiping.
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India
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Finch Quiz Climax Is Due Today
The prosecution pushes to break down Dr. R. Bernard Finch’s story of accidentally shooting his wife in a West Covina California home during a struggle over a death gun. Prosecutor Fred N. Whichel also probes Finch’s finances as he faces murder charges alongside his mistress Carole Tregoff.
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Congress May Pay Part Of Highway Cost Says Subcommittee
A House subcommittee hearing on the superhighway program questioned Defense Department adequacy of 41,000 miles of planned routes and pondered the Pentagon picking up part of the cost. Rep. Gordon H. Scherer said a recommendation to share expenses was a major aim of the inquiry.
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Father Of 5 Admits Part In Robbery
Cincinnati report states James Collins a 32 year old father of five helped stage a $5500 bank robbery at Morrow Ohio with Cosmo Capo 49 of Brownsville Texas. They were captured after their getaway car broke down and Collins expressed remorse saying he needed money to bring his children from Mexico.
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Florida
Widow seeks husband by leap year ad in Painesville Telegraph
Mrs. Pearl Ports, 68, widow of four decades, ran a leap year classified seeking a man aged 40 or older for a home partner. She advertised she can cook, keep house, and enjoys domestic life, noting time is passing fast as she weighs suitors.
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Governor Rejects Lyons Mercy Plea
Ohio Governor DiSalle refused clemency for Robert Lee Lyons, 30, Cleveland, condemned for the 1957 after dark murder of Lt. Edward Lentz. Lyons and two accomplices were returning from a card game robbery when Lentz was shot twice. The decision follows Lyons’s court appointed attorney Chester Gillespie’s clemency plea that the state would be committing murder.
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Castro and Mikoyan Tour Cuba by Helicopter
Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan planned a provinces tour by Russian helicopter after a brief visit to Pinar del Rio. Officials kept travel details secret amid security restrictions with possible stops to Camagüey or Las Villas and an appearance on television Friday.
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Pilot Dies As Plane Explodes West of Dayton
A light Piper Commanche exploded in the air west of Dayton killing pilot Myron L. Hallmark of Jefferson City Missouri. His body was found in the wreckage on Walter Cross's farm as authorities traced a flight plan from Cox Municipal Airport toward Memphis Tennessee.
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Milk Scares Deplored by Dairy Official in Cincinnati
Richard M. Hoyt of the National Milk Producers Association condemned Health Secretary Arthur Flemming for alarming the public over milk and food scares. He argued scientific validation is needed and noted FDA inspections eliminate danger, stressing no recorded penicillin reactions and that dairy farmers avoid antibiotics without veterinary advice.
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U.S. Watches Latin Youth Congress Planned in Havana
U.S. officials probe a Communist backed Latin American Youth Congress slated for July in Havana. Castro regime support alleged. Catholic group plans a counter-resolve and walkout. non Communist youth leaders in Chile plan boycotts over Communist control concerns.
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DiSalle seeks stiffer law on pornography
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he will urge the 1961 Legislature to raise penalties for selling obscene material and to enter cross state agreements to prosecute producers. He cited a Wyandot County raid that seized materials valued at 17000 and led to an arrest, and urged harsher penalties and interstate cooperation to dry up profits from smut.
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Pardon and Parole Commission
DiSalle nixes costly Cuyahoga special primary plan
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle rules out a Cuyahoga County special primary to fill two Senate vacancies citing a $345000 cost and potential loss of county seats. He hints at a legislative change or a 1962 timing shift if no action is taken.
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Summit County
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Democrats Warned Of Danger In Feuds In Nomination Race
AFL CIO COPE Director James L. McDevitt warned that feuding among Democratic presidential hopefuls Humphrey and Kennedy could hand victory to Nixon. He ordered neutrality in Wisconsin and West Virginia primaries while noting both candidates are favored by labor. AFL-CIO vice president Lee W. Minton urged nominating James Mitchell for vice president to strengthen the GOP ticket.
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Argentine Frogmen Prepare to Hunt Sub in Gulf
Argentina’s navy readies frogmen to probe the Nuevo Gulf for a possible foreign submarine. Seven warships and multiple aircraft patrol the area as the gulf approaches stay closed for tactical reasons amid rumors of a mystery mother ship and supply caches along the coast.
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Two Airmen Hurt When Tram Strikes Patrol Car Near Tokyo
TOKYO API reports a tram collided with an American Air Police patrol car near Fudho on the Tokyo outskirts Tuesday. Airman John C. Moore, 72, from Philadelphia, sustained rib fractures and other injuries and was hospitalized. Airman Freddie Filsinger, 21, of Kansas City, Missouri, escaped with minor cuts and bruises after driving the patrol car to safety.
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Kansas City
Baptist Opposes Catholic Candidate for U S Presidency
Natchez Mississippi report summaries a Southern Baptist Convention stance opposing a Roman Catholic presidential candidate from Knoxville Tennessee. The group cites religious liberty as a core principle and refuses to align with candidates denying this freedom.
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Southern Baptist Comvenion
Henry Peard
Knoxville
Court Orders Picketing Halt At New York Club
Federal Judge Archie C. Dax ruled there is evidence of unfair labor charges and ordered picketing stopped at Sherman Billingsley’s club pending a National Labor Relations Board hearing. The dispute centers on representation after three years of union activity and subsequent firing charges.
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Painter Clawed by Leopard at Ringling Farm
Walter Popcorn, 4, was pursued by police through Saddle Brook New Jersey after saying a leopard at an animal farm owned by Ringling Bros. Circus clawed him while he painted a cage. He escaped unharmed apart from fright.
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