Mrs. Duncan Guilty Of Manslaughter In Slaying Case
Madeline Mae Duncan, 29, was found guilty of manslaughter in the December 13 shooting death of her husband Raymond Duncan. She faces a possible sentence of one to 20 years after a seven hour, 42 minute jury deliberation.
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West Rejects Soviet Arms Control Plan
The West rejects Moscow’s proposed arms control scheme as insufficient. Soviet envoy Valerian Zorin argues Russia would allow inspectors to count demobilized troops but not those remaining in active service. U.S. and British officials press for a full active and demobilized troop count.
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Frederick M. Eaton
Moch
Macmillan to visit Washington for talks on nuclear ban
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will fly to Washington to confer with President Eisenhower on the Soviet nuclear ban proposal. Eisenhower’s open skies plan would be espionage if tried before disarmament is complete. Zorin said Russia would discuss aerial inspection only after full disarmament. The Soviet delegation moves into secret diplomacy signaling willingness to discuss control.
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UPI
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Weather Summary for Southeastern Odo
Mostly cloudy and continued cold with a few snow flurries. Highs 30 to 35, windy and colder tonight and Friday with low 18 to 23. Wednesday temperature 12 to 30 with precip 0.02 inch in 24 hours and humidity around 70 percent. Sunrise 6:24 am, sunset 6:83 pm.
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U S Denies Fudging In Berlin Issue
The United States rejects Khrushchev’s claim Berlin lies with East Germany. State Department releases wartime protocol showing Berlin as a special occupation system separate from the Soviet zone. The move aims to set the record straight before a May summit with Khrushchev and Western allies.
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York’s famed war hero life ends with tax burden
Sgt. York, once hailed as the nation’s greatest civilian soldier, now 72, bedridden and facing an $85,000 tax claim. He seeks Social Security pension and a Medal of Honor-related stipend while Gracie cares for him on a Tennessee farm.
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Tennessee
Psychotic Suspect Quizzed Over Starved Rock Park Murders
Iowa truck driver remains unconscious after a drugged sleep as authorities link him to the deaths of three Chicago women found near Starved Rock State Park. Police say a psychotic man induced the coma by ingesting bathtubs, while officers transfer the suspect to Veterans Ad Hospital. Names of victims Frances Murphy Lillian Oetune and Mable Landquist appear in reports.
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Desperate convicts seize hostages at Tennessee prison
Two inmates in Tennessee State Prison, one insane, seized more than 70 hostages at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and threatened to shoot remaining captives unless freed. Prison officials refused surrender as police surrounded the facility. the pair demanded freedom or death, with one stating he would die. Hostages included three women and various inmates and guards as authorities negotiated amid taunting telephone exchanges.
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Bobby Gilliland
Assessment protests win in Elyria council third hearing
City council committee approves assessment protests in Elyria after a third hearing. The page notes mention a surplus fund image and a columnist who analyzes reader comments under a "What They’re Saying" feature.
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House Set To Pass Rights Bill In Congress
The House moved toward approval of a civil rights bill with a new federal framework to protect black voters and school integration orders. Final tally listed 311 votes in favor and 408 against as southern opposition faced the measure before sending it to the Senate.
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UPI
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Richard H. Poff
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