TV's DA Is Nabbed In Frolic
Hollywood UPI report says William Talman along with four men and four women were arrested at a party raided by deputies for narcotics and morals charges as guests frolicked unclothed. Talman, the Perry Mason district attorney, was released on bail and ordered to court Tuesday.
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Weather outlook for Ohio with light snow and modest changes
Very light snow ends this morning then partial clearing. Highs near 27 to 30 with mild tonight around 17 to 18. Tuesday stays cool with little change and a chance of light precipitation. Five day forecast shows temperatures about eight degrees below normal with minimal precipitation totaling around half an inch from snow Tuesday and Saturday.
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Mine Rescue Anticipates Break in West Virginia Holdout
Rescue workers inch toward the Holden No 22 mine in Logan County eight miles southwest of here with 18 trapped miners believed sealed in a hot smoke filled tunnel. Pope John XXIII has been praying daily for the captives as ventilating systems are improved and air bases extended within 150 feet of the first area.
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Adenauer and Ben-Gurion Meet in New York
West Germany’s Konrad Adenauer and Israel’s David Ben-Gurion held a secret conference at the Waldorf Astoria during separate U S visits. The historic first talks aimed to erase Hitler era hate despite no formal diplomatic ties. Abraham Harman and Wilhelm Grewe attended as envoys.
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Khrushchev’s illness quiets Russia as France visit delayed
In Moscow the premier’s flu illness and postponement of his France trip drew little attention. Tass announced March 23 to April 3 plans with no medical details. Pravda ran a brief note, while Paris media followed the story with interest but few specifics.
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Elyria to face Marion Harding in Friday regional clash
Elyria High meets rival Marion Harding in the Toledo Class AA Regional Tournament first round. The game follows a draw at the Hillcrest Hotel Toledo and starts at p.m. at Waite High Field house. Elyria advanced with a 67-60 win over Lakewood in the Be rea District finals.
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Oberlin grocer denies NAACP discrimination charges
Fisher Food store manager Darwin P. Sharp denied charges of racial hiring bias by the Oberlin NAACP chapter. Church announcements urged Negroes not to trade at Fisher's while claiming multiple unsuccessful hiring attempts. Sharp said two Negro women had worked there and left of their own accord and no list of qualified applicants was ever received.
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Pioneer V nears half million miles in space voyage
The Pioneer V sun satellite reached about 420,000 miles from Earth with a 94.8 pound craft sending its most powerful deep space signals yet. Officials predicted a 500,000 mile distance by afternoon as tests continued and Mercury program prospects drew cautious optimism.
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Urge To Kill Slayings Linked To Father in WV
Henry Clay Warth 23, a steelworker and part time gunsmith, told police he felt the urge to kill after slayings of his two children and two cousins Linda Qualls 12 and Penny Qualls 13. He had a history of impulsive actions including an arrest in Cincinnati for throwing a chair through a window and a minor record described as unremarkable.
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Castro Urges Longer Cuban Struggle Against U S
Fidel Castro used a live TV address to call for a long battle against economic subversion and abroad aggression. He urged Cubans to tighten belts and spend millions on arms, likening Cuba to Algerian nationalists and insisting the rifle remain a symbol of work. A daylong rally preceded arrests of three U S visitors in Havana.
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Jurors Summoned in Ridgeville Murder Trial Expanded
More jurors are called in the Ridgeville murder case after the original venire was exhausted. Civil rights protestors continue picketing in Lorain as attorneys plan for a conference with NAACP aides.
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