Judges to visit scene of murder in Haynes trial
Three-judge court to visit the South Amherst home where Flame Barley was killed by George Sammy Haynes in a 6 55 am shotgun slaying. Haynes 21 of South Amherst faces first degree murder charges. trial slow to start as testimony seeks motive tied to alleged robbery. He says Barley beat him for $200 gambling winnings. Barley’s husband Cecil slept inside. The Barleys’ two children were present. Haynes drove with his brother in law to the scene after retrieving a shotgun.
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South Amherst
George
Sammy" Haynes
Haynes
West Main 5Th
Susan Barley
Quarry Rd
Barley
Toney
Cecil Barley
Barleys
Lawrence
Terrance
Whit Barley
Walie Reagan
First of two reports from CIVIE DEFENSE survey
Fragmented OCR notes describe a two part report on civil defense and survival food makers, with mentions of Peru politics and unrelated items such as pesticide controversy and farm page notes. The readable text is primarily garbled, offering few concrete facts.
Flat car frames fall onto street near West Rover underpass
A New York Central freight train shed truck frames when the load shifted at West Rover Street Route 314 underpass. Several frames landed in the Coffer Cup lot and Black River, damaging a signal and a utility pole. No city property damage or charges were filed. An unidentified woman narrowly avoided injury and traffic was blocked by wooden railings until repairs.
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New York Central Railroad
West Rover St.Rt. 314
J. R. Beers
Coffer Cup
West Badge St
Black River
Beers
Tocdo
Armier
Demetria Christo
New York Central
West Bridge
St. Rt. 113
Navy fires Polaris A-3 missile on Atlantic flight
The Navy test fired its new Polaris A-3 missile, described as the most powerful submarine weapon, achieving a 2.6 million mile flight across the Atlantic in a successful demonstration.
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Cape Canaveral
Ups
Atlantic Ocean
Administration official calls for Cuba debate to end
Washington officials urge stopping public debates as Congress vents new Cuba charges. Undersecretary Ball says the nation should watch developments day by day, with the Defense Department ready to act if offensive evidence emerges. He cites talks with the Soviet envoy and notes partisan tensions over Cuba policy.
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Washington
UPD
Cubs
Sta W
Ball
Congress
Cuba
Republians
Castro
GOP
United States
State Department
Kennedy
Defense Department
Davidson Krasnoff Wedding Ends With Political Pledge
Laugh a little Lawrence J. Davidson and Adrienne Krasnoff wed in New Britain Connecticut on a Sunday ceremony. Davidson, a Republican, plans to register with the GOP after their honeymoon, while Krasnoff is a Democrat.
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Lawrence J. Davidson
Adrienne Krasnoff
New Britain
Conn
US Recognizes Iraq Government After Kassem Overthrow
The United States officially recognized the new Iraqi regime led by Col. Abdel Salam Aref, pledging to honor international obligations. Reports from Baghdad described executions of four retired officers and widespread hunts for holdouts as the revolt consolidates control amid fighting in Basra and other cities.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
State Department
Ruy
Abdel Salam Aref
Baghdad Radio
Abd al Majid Jalil
Dawud al Janabi
Husayn Khidr al Duri
Ibrahim Kazim al Musawi
Lall
Baghdad
Tehran
Basra
Beirut
Middle East
Mai ‘Central
Mystery Deepens on Missing Ship Marine Sulphur
Coast Guard and other authorities searched a 200 square mile area east of Jacksonville for the 524 foot World War I era tanker Marine Sulphur with 39 crewmen aboard. Reports suggested explosion or sinking and the ship was bound for Norfolk from Beaumont. The vessel carried heavily insulated sulphur in 265 degree tanks. Cuba was mentioned as a destination.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Guard
Atlantic
al Soar
State Department
Cuba
Beéaulmont
Tex
Norfolk
Ma‘mane Transport Corp
New York
Derry
Here
Russia to keep troops in Cuba amid crisis pressures
The United States pressed Khrushchev to define when Soviet troops in Cuba would be withdrawn. Khrushchev indicated he would not withdraw. Dobrynin was pressed at the State Department as Kennedy and Rusk sought a formal definition of a “due course” pledge. Discussions covered disarmament and Laos.
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Ball
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrytin
Cuba
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Clark
Kennedy
Ser Keating
Krabach
Washington
Lincoln
Lintealn
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
United States
Russia
Anatoly Dobrynin
State Department
iDean Rusk
Khrushchev
White House
Rusk
Dobrynin
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
Ruseda
Kohler
Moser
Mier Khrushchev
Moscow
Ray Thomson
South
Viet Nam
Nist
Koher
Dobryn
Kermedy
Bat
Laos
Geneva
Pathet Lao
Pathet Lan
Soviet invite to China hints at high level talks
Western observers say Pravda signals possible meeting at any level to resolve Sino Soviet clashes. The editorial urges unity in the Communist camp and calls on Red China to soften its stance on Khrushchev's peaceful co existence for a settlement.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Communist
Pravda
Kremlin
Red China
Khrushchev
Peking
Northwestern Ohio Weather With Light Snow Likely
Cloudy conditions dominate Northwestern Ohio with a high around 25 to 31 degrees. Tonight will be cooler with a low near 20 to 25 and light snow possible, evolving to scattered flurries on Tuesday. Sunrise is 7 28 a m and sunset 38 p m with moonrise tonight at 9 1 p m and moonset at 9 19 a m Tuesday. The average temperature near midnight last night was 27 degrees.
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Ohio
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Sen
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James A. Rhodes
Warren Rogers
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