Abandoned Auto Seen as Sprenz Clue in Bank Robbery Case
Authorities checked an abandoned two ton Nash Rambler on Friday night as a potential clue to fugitive Frank Sprenz, wanted for the $25,955 First National Bank heist in Hamilton, Ohio. The auto’s reported origin and sightings in Willoughby and Akron area stretch the manhunt across Ohio, with officials debating how to set utility rates and the effect on state policy.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Frank Sprenz
Hamilton
Ohio
FSI
Canton
Cleveland
FBI
Amantam- Columbus
Michael V. DiSalli
City
Public Utilities Commission
Sprenz
Pennsylvania
Hamilton Bank Company
New York
Hravel
Willoughby
Bath
Lorenz
Edward J. Kenea
Commission
Everett Krueger
Commissa
Ford
Sioner
Ralph Winters
Gov. DiSal
Altoona
Robert J. White
Cincin Lte
Untl
Arejwch
PUC
Kenealy
General Telephone Co
General
United States
Three Held In Mansfield For Marijuana Possession
A Chicago couple Larry M. Sanborn 28 and Shirley 27 and Gordon K. MacIntosh were held on narcotics charges after Mansfield officers arrested them Friday with a large quantity of marijuana. Sanborn was nabbed after officers recognized him from Chicago police files. A witness later recovered a package tossed into a trash can by Sanborn’s wife. The trio faced charges of illegal possession enough to make more than a thousand cigarettes. MacIntosh was arrested at a hotel where he was listed as the car’s owner.
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I Mansfield
Jas
Chicago
Miniajuana
MacIntosh
Lsted
Fred Stone Dies Grand Old Man Of Stage At 85
Fred Stone, 85, a legend of musical comedy and the original straw man in The Wizard of Oz, died Friday in North Hollywood after blindness for two years. His career spanned over seven decades with starring roles in The Red Mill Stepping Stones Ripples and other Broadway hits and a Broadway appearance in Lightrun.
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North Hollywood
Fred Stone
Stone
Auto Dealer Jailed in Germany for Car Exports to South America
Heinrich Mueller, a Munich auto dealer, was sentenced to four years in prison for illegally transporting new cars to South America and selling them for high profits. Police traced the scheme after he defaulted on payments to a German firm from which he bought the cars.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Heinrich Mueller
South America
Mueller
Gersman
Ohio School Aid Outlook Frightens Governor DiSalle
Ohio voters face higher state education aid costs as a forecast shows rising state support for local districts. Governor DiSalle expresses concern that March budget figures will limit options, urging caution as aid increases could strain state finances.
U S Drafts Answer To Russia On Berlin Meeting
U S officials outlined a draft response to Khrushchev for the foreign ministers meeting. The draft would note Western nations with ties to Berlin must be considered if Poland and Czechoslovakia are invited. It may use participant expansion as leverage to press Russia to broaden the agenda to European security and disarmament, avoided by Khrushchev so far.
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Germany
U.S
Khrushchev
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Lions Club Leaders Named for 18-E District Event
800 Lions Expected for district 18 E gathering in north central Ohio. Gillmor, farmer near Old Fort and treasurer of Best Growers Association of Fremont, is a Navy veteran and father of three. Stickley, past international president, runs a textile sales agency with Burlington Mills goods and holds real estate interests. Wigfield of Elyria chairs the host club, with Jack Knight as toastmaster.
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Gillmor
Old Fort
Best Growers Association of
Fremont
Stickley
Hel
Burlington
Myers, Park Baptist Church
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Charlotte Park
Wingate College
Claude Wigfield
Elyria Chib
Jack Knight
Duncan defense rests as mother faces murder plot charges
In Ventura, Frank Duncan testifies his 54-year-old mother Beth Duncan did not hire killers to murder Olga, his wife and mother to his unborn child. Prosecutors accuse Beth Duncan of plotting Olga's death after testimonies described years of hostility and threats.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Frank Duncan
Ae ‘Beth
Olga
Santa Barbara
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Duncan
Economic surge and storm disrupt transatlantic voyage
UPI reports a week of strong economic data as Pioneer IV orbiting the sun boosts sentiment while steel mills operate at 895 percent capacity. Auto output and retail sales rise. Easter timing lifts consumer spending. Queen Elizabeth experiences 996 passengers in a gale off Southampton. Lord Beaverbrook and Eden aboard endure turbulence. Eden’s party cites weather and recovery momentum.
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Chrysler Corp
Fee Ames
New York
Lord Beaverbrook
Anthony Eden
G.H.C. Moris
Atlantic
Morris
Eden
Mexico
Beaverbrook
Tennesseean Proposes Tax On Bathtubs
In Crossville Tennessee Attorney J B Redmond urged a bill to tax bathtubs showers and half baths five dollars yearly to fund pensions for Tennesseans over six who have paid taxes for 60 years and lived in the state 40 years with 20 years prior. Wealthier property owners would be ineligible and the move served as protest against extending retirement benefits to judges widows.
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Crossville
Tenn
UPD
J. B. Redmond
Redmond
Bailey Beckman
Tennessee
Staken
Local Stocks and Nominal Quotations
Pierre R. Smith and Co. presents local stock quotes and nominal quotations under the Midwest Stock Exchange guidelines. Contact FAirtax 3-3278 for details on securities and pricing.
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Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest
Band Will Take Trip to Aid Sick Girl in Martins Ferry
Martins Ferry bands vote to fund an all expense paid trip for the group to Pittsburgh while aiding Saundra Janezic a sick girl with septicemia and lung infection. Lions Club $500 helps cover costs as doctors fight infection and the band plans to travel.
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Columbus
IPT
Wotkers
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Rifke
Alpamwi
Ufeyearld
University Hospital
Herely
Douter
Saundra
Dr. Money
Hospitallrmns
Willlive
Pitts
Lions Club
Hamwi
Calvin Coolshead
Idge
George D. Hamwi
Saum
Million-Mile Jet Pilot Says It's Just Routine
Capital Airlines Captain Melvin C. Garlow, a 53 year old with twenty years in the cockpit, recalls a routine landing on Flight 816 at National Airport. He reflects on his million miles, the Jet Viscount, and his single engine shutoff error while cross-feeding fuel, noting commercial aviation isn’t as thrilling as before.
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Washington
UPI
Capital Airlines
Milwaukee
Tyo
National Airport
Melvin C. Garlow
Tgg
United States
Garlow
Morgantown
Imade
Fivine
Voots
UPT
Fairchild
Farm School Planned In Cuba
London UPI reports the David Brown Tractor Company will open an agricultural school in Cha within two weeks to train Cuban revolutionaries returning to farming. A company technical representative in Cuba offered the program to the revolutionary government, which quickly accepted.
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London
UPI
David Brown Tractor Company
Cha
Cuba
Blonde Beauty Held In Robbery Of Bank
A polished but bold woman described as a champagne blonde was arrested in Las Vegas on charges of robbing the First National Bank of Nevada of about $1,761. She slipped a note to teller Mary Herring, fled by cab to a Reno-bound bus, and was captured at a roadblock with FBI aid. Observers noted her striking appearance and resolve as officers questioned her.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
First National Bank of Nevada
FBI
Washington Upd
Ida Belle Ingram
Roanoke
James G. Fulton
First National Department
Bank of
Fulton
Space Committee
State Department
First National Bank
Mary Herring
Rene
Firemen Respond as Nepean Fire House Burns
In Ottawa Ontario a suburban Nepean fire department two story house burned requiring ten alarms called in by residents. Fire crews arrived to battle the blaze with officials reporting no casualties and investigations underway into the cause.
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Ottawa
Ont
Nepean Fire Department
Two Die As Car Plunges Into Icy Creek Near Clymer
CORRY PA UP I Two New York residents died when a car missed a one lane bridge, slid down an embankment and plunged into French Creek. William Rice 20 and Joyce Houle 25 of Rochester were trapped as the vehicle sank in 15 feet of water. Donald Stone 26 of Brighton NY escaped and alerted help. volunteers recovered the bodies about 12 30 a m.
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Corry
UPI
New York
French Creek
Pennsylvania Line
Clymer
N.Y
William Rice
Joyce Houle
Rochester
Donald Stone
Brighton
N. Y
Finley Lake
Kennedy Steals Show As Democrats Meet
At the Midwest Democratic Conference in Milwaukee Sen John Kennedy drew attention as a leading 1960 presidential hopeful while his brother Robert Kennedy and Gov G Mennen Williams also attracted headlines. Williams proposed Adlai Stevenson for secretary of state if Dulles steps down, and Kennedy indicated offers of campaign support from labor and management in exchange for a milder stance in hearings. Kennedy issued mimeographed statements that dominated the room, signaling growing momentum for the Kennedy camp.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
John Kennedy
D -Mass
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Adlai Stevenson
John Foster Dulles
Williams
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Robert Kennedy
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Me
Senate
Labor
John McClellan
D-Ark
Polaris Base Set for Polarized Nuclear Sub Tests
Washington reports preparations are completed to use Port Canaveral Florida as a base for underwater missile test launches for Americas first six nuclear powered Polaris submarines.
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United S
Press International
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United O
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Holt
Elizabeth Duncan
Gustafson
Russia
Robert G. Shortal
Pioneer IV
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Wee Ees
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American Banke
Tailors Association
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Lyos
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Southampton
England
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Federal Reserve Board
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Tennesseean
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Berker
Polaris
Oscar G. Dunn
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