Youth 17 Held In Knife Death In Rutland Parish
Geoffrey P. Aldrich aged 17, high school football star, is held as a suspect in the stabbing death of Hazel Aldrich 39 in the parsonage living room. The youth, adopted at age 10 by Rev Gordon M. Aldrich 43, allegedly killed her when she asked him to finish homework. He fled to Troy New York, turning a family car on a one way street, and was detained by Vermont authorities.
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Rutland
UPI
Geoffrey P. Aldrich
Hazel Aldrich
Aldrich
Troy
N.Y
Vermont
County fund reaches 2.47 million as department requests fulfilled
Donations by doctors and hospital staff spotlighted in a campaign report. Hospital gifts total near 700 000. An injury report notes a car skid on Lake Ave as a pole toppled with speed cited as a major factor. A GOP congressman from the district among freshmen entertained at an Eisenhower breakfast.
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Wees
Lake Ave
Eisenhower
Weather Northeastern Ohio Forecast Summary
The northeastern Ohio area shows sun and warm today with a high near 46 degrees. Tonight will be partly cloudy with little temperature change and a low around 30. Saturday brings considerable cloudiness and cooler temperatures with a not so warm feel.
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Ohio
Northwestern
Bho
Lake Erie
Uruguay Expels Cuban Ambassador and Official
Uruguay’s Presidential Council voted 6 to 2 to expel Cuban ambassador Mario Garcia Inchaustegui and embassy secretary Mijail Sanmoilov after denouncing their intervention in Uruguay. The official notice gave no deadline or reason beyond the broad charge of theft and banditry by the envoy.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPD
Castrone
Cuba
Mario Garcia Inchaustegui
Mijail K. Sanmoilov
Cesar Batlle Pacheco
Garcia
Bathle
Sanmoilov
Two Negro Students Urged to Return to Georgia Campus
In Athens faculty civic and religious groups urged the two suspended University of Georgia students Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes to return to class while state and federal investigations proceed. Clergy and civic groups joined officials as federal and state probes explore civil rights violations after a riot that left a guard and several dormitory windows damaged.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
University of Georgia
Macon
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
Atlanta
Burt
Miss Hunter
State of
Georgia
Athens
Georgel
J. Grant Keys Smith
Klu Keys
Bill Klux Klan
Ohio
Cat mascot at Pacific Mercury Electronics sparks union dispute
Industrial Local 1662 backs keeping Mister Tom the cat at the Los Angeles area plant as a morale booster. Management hires a new security officer citing housekeeping concerns, with union workers petitioning and planning a further grievance meeting within 14 days.
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Sepulveda
Calif
UPN
Pacific Mercury Electronics Corp
Carpenters
AFL - Cio
Tom the Cat
Los Angeles
Tom
State Conciliation Service
Charles Powers
Powers
Everbody
Dag Hammarskjold Faces UN Hearing Over Congo Charges
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold appears before the UN Security Council to answer Soviet accusations that the organization is drifting toward an evil colonialist path in the Congo. He arrives from Africa after shortening his trip to attend the session. The debate follows talks with Congo's President Kasavubu and other leaders, with Russia pressing for a council review of alleged UN and transit actions through Ruanda Urundi for Congo troops.
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United Nations
UPI
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Congo
Hammarskjold
Africa
Russia
Council
Joseph Kasavubu
Leonoldville
UN: Tonge
Kasavubu
Ruanda-Urandi
Patrice Lumumba
Walter Loridan
Ruanda-Urundi
Kivu
Kennedy Shifts Fortune From Speculative Fields
The report states John F. Kennedy plans to divest from speculative investments and rely on bonds and real estate. It notes his estimated personal wealth and trusts, the involvement of his father Joseph P. Kennedy, and potential changes as he prepares for the White House.
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Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Elect
Pierre Salinger Tune
Joseph P
Rose Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor and Investments
Salinger
Ken- Joseph P. Kennedy
Senate Approves Arthur Goldberg for Labor Secretary
The Senate Labor Committee unanimously approved Arthur J. Goldberg to be secretary of labor in the Kennedy administration, making him the first cabinet nominee of President elect John F. Kennedy to win approval.
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Washingson
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
John F. Kennedy
Two Destroyers Collide Off North Carolina Coast
The Navy announced two destroyers collided today off the coast of North Carolina near Newport. No injuries were reported aboard either ship.
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Newport, B. 1
UPI
Navy
North Carolina
December Jump Boosts U.S. Unemployment to 4.54 Million
UPI reports unemployment rose to 4.54 million in December, the highest December level in 20 years, with a 509000 month over month rise. The jobless rate reached 6.8 percent as manufacturing shed 288000 jobs from November to December, and 1.173 million total jobs disappeared in December.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
John F. Kennedy
Seymour Wolfbeing
Lumumba Push Feared In Congo Crises Escalate in Equator Province
Reports from Leopoldville say troops loyal to ousted Premier Patrice Lumumba advance into Equator Province signaling potential return to power. Mobutu and Kasavubu rushed to Thysville to meet Lumumba amid a widening Congo crisis. Lumumba remains captivity at Camp Hardy while paratroopers and Katangese forces marshal against uprisings in Orientale and Katanga.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPD
Patrice
Lumumba
Equator Province
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Motubu
Thysville
Mobuttu
Mobutu
Camp Hardy
Lissala
Equator
Moise Tshombe
Oriental
Kivi
Katanga
Orientale
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