Police Use Tank To End Berserk Slayers Rampage
In Chalkhill Pennsylvania a man named Raymond, after a day-long siege, killed four people with a rifle and shotgun. A National Guard tank broke the barricade, and troopers with tear gas and gunfire killed him as he tried to fire on officers. Several others, including a Baptist minister and two children, were wounded.
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CPTI
Na' Raymond
Earby
Mary Frances Sisler
Ohnopyle
Edna Bile
Maes
Chiopyle
Baptist Minster
Mobile
Harry Cromwell
Raymond
Pittsburgh
Thel
Maustury
National Guard
Norval
Democrats Stall In Drive To Kill Pollution Bill Veto
Congress faces a doomed attempt by House Democrats to override President Eisenhower's veto of a bill to expand federal water pollution grants for local sewage treatment, with Rep. Blatnik claiming only a couple of votes are missing. Senate civil rights debates and other items follow as lawmakers press school funding and price stability measures.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Serbia
Harry F. Byrd
Ud-Va
Senate
South
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
U.S
Francis E. Walter
Victor G. Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Congress
Van Rie Faces Big Guns Today in Murder Trial
Willem Van Rie stood trial in Boston for the murder of Lynn Kauffman as prosecutors pressed a cross examination. Van Rie testified he was busy with radio work and denied fighting with Kauffman, while admitting a 44 day voyage from Singapore and an incriminating police statement after a 17 hourBrooklyn ordeal.
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Boston
UPI
Willem van Rue
Pretty Lynn Kauffman
John F. McAuliffe
van Rie
Brooklyn
N.Y
Crow seeks Supreme Court review of contempt conviction
Attorney J. Harvey Crow of St. Paris Ohio has asked the U S Supreme Court to review his contempt conviction. The Ohio Supreme Court previously ruled Crow continued practice of law after disbarment and later reaffirmed that ruling despite a later reconsideration.
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Washington
UPI
J. Harvey Crow
St. Paris
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Crow
Chronicle-Telegram rights notice details
The notice lists Bates-Carie and Sy Maiti Borata with authorization at 225 East Avenue Elyria. It appears to be a copyright or publishing rights statement from 1980, authorizing certain use or reproduction of material in The Chronicle-Telegram.
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Pritting & F Sng Co
Elyria Obio
Cissa Mar
Bates
Carie
Sy Maiti Borata
Forgive Hoots Students Apologize After Campus Revival
Allegheny College students issued an apology at a special convocation after a Rex Humbard revival meeting was disrupted by hoots and jeers last Monday at the David Mead Field House. President Lawrence Pelletier urged self examination of conscience.
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Meadville, Pa
UPI
Allegheny College
Lawrence Pelletier
Rex Humbard
Akron
Ohio
David Mead Field House
Eisenhower in Sao Paulo Touts Warm Brazilian Welcome
President Eisenhower receives a grand tickertape welcome in Sao Paulo amid a day off for locals. He travels by helicopter and boat to a lunch speech, while Brazilian leaders and church dignitaries praise his South American tour as Brazil’s capital hosts a lavish Itamaraty Palace dinner.
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Adhemar de Barros
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Rio
Cingroves
Eisenhower
Brazil
Argentina
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Middle East
Europe
Galeno
Kubitschek
Itamaraty Palace
Khrushchev Sours On Asia Tour Amid Mixed Receptions
Khrushchev’s swing through India Burma and Indonesia drew tepid crowds and lukewarm to negative reviews. He mocked Italian hospitality, urged Southeast Asian states toward Soviet aid, and faced criticism over one party rule and Western rivals gains. A tense tour flagging with strained optics ahead of a summit.
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India
Burma
Indonesia
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Moscow
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Inca
Errer Indans
United States
Premer Ne Win
Sukarno
Seven TWA Flights Delayed by Bomb Call at Columbus
An anonymous phone warning at Port Columbus Airport led Trans World Airlines to delay seven flights late Wednesday into today. Police and FBI searched every departing plane for hours but found no bomb.
Killers Flee To Brazil Embassy
In Ciudad Trujillo gangs shot and killed a man, wounded two police, and fled to the Brazilian Embassy per a government statement. Police said they checked car license numbers to identify suspects. Mario Read Vitini was mentioned though involvement was not confirmed.
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UPI
Foreign Ministry
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Ohio Civil Rights Commission
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Cincinnati
Akron
Cleveland
Canton
Youngs
Lovers Split In Slaying Trial Shifts Defense Focus
In Los Angeles Dr. Bernard Finch and mistress Kara Tregoff face a murder case over the July 18 death of his wife Mrs. Earl Finch. Attorneys argued over aiding and abetting and whether fleeing the scene proves guilt as prosecutor Craig wrapped up a blistering closing.
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Carole
Crail
Los Angeles
UPI
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Trepott
Bernie
Earl
Kara Finch
Robert Neeb Jr
Jerry Giesler
Bernard Finch
Miss
Clifford Craig
Neeb
Chattanooga Fears New Racial Violence
A 75 officer special unit patrolled downtown Chattanooga to prevent crowds and curb a two day outbreak of racial violence sparked by lunch counter segregation protests. Fire hoses were used to disperse about 2 000 demonstrators as officials pledged strict action against violence amid broader southern protests and Virginia emergency laws.
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UPI
Tennessee
New Froes
Chattanooga
P. R. Olgiati
Olgiati
H. J. Dunlap
Dunlap
Dominican guards fire on protesters. students seek asylum
CBS correspondent Bill Leonard, expelled from the Dominican Republic, reported from Puerto Rico that 17 students fearing imprisonment or death sought asylum in the Brazilian Embassy after a gunfight with Dominican guards.
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CBS
Bill Leonard
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Dogs nabbed in Hamden after keeper complaints
Boomerang Hamden police arrest nine dog owners including Sid Miller ten days after Miller complained about manning dogs.
Woman Guilty of Bank Theft Embezzlement Case
Edna Arndt, 44, claimed voices told her to steal, and a federal court found her guilty of embezzling 107.40 from the Cuya hoga Falls branch of the First National Bank of Akron. Jury deliberated under an hour. sentencing pending. Arndt released on bond.
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Cleveland
UPI
Edna Arndt
Akron
Paul White
Arndt
Cuyahoga Falls
First Washington
Bank of Akron
U.S
Senate Investi
Martin Seidell
North Hollywood
Calif
York
Charles Pfizer’ & Co
Seidell
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D- Tenn
Dan Cupid Puts Wings On Shark
New York reports Winnie the shark will fly from Atlantic waters to join her mate Waldo in San Francisco for a goldfish bowl life. Waldo, first coast to coast flying shark, travels ahead as Winnie waits in view at the Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco.
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New York
UPS
Winnie J
San Francisco
Waldo
Winnie
Atlantic
Steinhart Aquarium
Death Toll at 48 in Prestige disaster prints
Berlin authorities report 48 dead with four more bodies recovered as rescue teams work through the site. State police continue searches for missing workers while authorities assess a mirrored blast scene and possible causes with ongoing investigations.
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Berlin
UPI
Bes
Hartford
Nike sites gain new radio link system in Wilmington
Air Defense officials linked missile sites with radio and telephone systems by flicking switches Wednesday. The new system guards industrial areas through bases in Wilmington and Oxford, with sites controlled by the Air Defense Command Post in Cincinnati.
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UPI
Amy Air Defense
Mike Missle
Oxford
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