Psychotic mother jailed after killings in New Jersey church yard
Mrs. EienChurch of Rockaway Two was confined to Grey Stone Mental Hospital after two psychiatrists found her schizophrenic and actively psychotic for bludgeoning two of her children to death and poisoning two others with sleeping pills. The bodies of Kenneth and Katherine were found in a churchyard playhouse.
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Germany
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Forth
Bras D. Catrich
Soviet Union
Warner ~ Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Feet Washing by Pope Reinforces Holy Thursday Rite
Pope John XXIII performs the ceremonial washing of the feet of 13 priests at St. John Lateran Basilica in Rome, reviving a Holy Thursday tradition for 12 apostles plus Christ. The act recalls Christ's humility at the Last Supper and is led by Cardinal Aloisi Masella selecting clergy from the basilica.
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UPI
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Gregory the Great
St. John's
Benedetto Cardinal Aloisi Maseila
Basilica
Rebels Claim Support From Chiang in Tibet Fight
Reports from Delhi and Dargoling say Tibetan rebels expect aid from Chiang Kai-shek via Lhasa. Tibet remains quiet in Gyantse, but unrest spreads elsewhere as guerrillas reportedly disrupt major routes into the region. Dalai Lama is revered by Tibetans as a divine figure.
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China
Revis
Clubless Wife Divorces Pro Golf Pro
Zee Slater, 4, today filed for divorce from her husband John 39 a golf pro. Circuit Judge Michael T. Lilhi van accepted her claim that he quit golf after their marriage and sold her clubs without her knowledge.
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UPI
Ates Zee Slater
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Stress Linked to Heart Attacks in Rat Tests
A Cincinnati based medical research team reports they have produced true heart attacks in rats in experiments suggesting stress may trigger heart attacks more than previously thought. The findings indicate stress as a major factor in cardiac events, potentially guiding future treatments.
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UPI
May Institute of Jewish Hospital
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Benjamin F Miller
Western Big Three set conditions for meeting
The Western Big Three pledged to ask Switzerland about a May 15 meeting date and Geneva site and to query UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on facilities in Geneva. The note followed the Camp David talks and was endorsed by De Gaulle and NATO allies.
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Bris
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulie
NATO
Maurice Dejean
Andrei Gromyk
Liewelyn Thompson
Brish
Patrick Rely Thompson
Gromyko
Cruise Ship collision kills man injures five
In an early morning sea crash the Santa Rosa rammed the tanker Valdhem off New Jersey, killing one crewman and injuring five aboard the tanker. Coast Guard says passengers may transfer to Grace Line ship Santa Clara, but transfer plan was dropped as fire on Santa Rosa was controlled.
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UPI
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UPL
Ohio
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TTT
James Lantz
Sire
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William Fythener
Hill
Ohio Senate Debates Abolition of Capital Punishment
Ohio lawmakers push for a referendum on capital punishment with Gov DiSalle opposing. In House Judiciary, DiSalle loses a bid to halt electrocutions while other bills on schooling taxes outdoor advertising fuel use wage equality and Columbus Day are advanced or debated.
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UPI
Ohio
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Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
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Judiciary Committee
Ohio Education Assn
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Ohio labor relations bill drawn into sub committee
Traditional Fees join in opposition and then back a compromise. Ohio Senator Carney and Carl Tangeman of the Ohio Manufacturers Association discuss revising a bill to create an Ohio labor relations commission, with Tangeman criticizing it as unfair and outdated before agreeing to work on language for equity.
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UPI
Ohio Labor Relations Commission
Carl Tangeman
Ohio Manufacturers Assn
Charles Carney
Youngstown
Tangeman
OMA
Carney
United Steelworkers
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Carey
Carpet Tack Bandit Robs Northeast Ohio Finance Office
Police hunt the carpet tack bandit who robbed Fair Finance Co in Cuyahoga Falls of 400 dollars. He ordered assistant manager Mary Gregg at gunpoint, forced her to remove shoes, hid in a furnace room, and scattered carpet tacks to hinder pursuit. Suspected robberies target Akron Belleview Medina Wooster and Wadsworth since August 1957.
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UPI
Ohio
Fair Finance Co
Akron
Bellevue
Medina
Wooster
Wadsworth
Mary Gregg
Rain Moves Across Ohio as Storm System Advances
Rain spread over northern Ohio overnight with a low from Missouri forecast to reach the state later today. A cold front following the system will bring westerly winds and dry cool weather by Friday. Temperatures ranged from mid 40s to upper 40s. Toledo 26, Cincinnati 46. Rain totals reached up to three tenths of an inch in northern counties.
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Missouri
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Akron
Man Sought In Embezzling Case Gives Up
Wesley D. Monroe 36, sought in a 375000 dollar embezzlement case at Hobart Manufacturing Co, surrendered in Camden New Jersey and will be returned to Ohio to face charges. He previously lived with Omer Tobias, now serving 2 to 14 years for embezzlement, who was indicted last fall after efforts in Troy and Salem. Monroe appeared voluntarily at the Camden FBI office per E B D Mason noting no federal charges against him.
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Miami County Grand Jury
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FBI
Camden
West Germany to repay debt to U S March 31
West Germany will transfer 150 million dollars to the United States on March 31 to repay part of the debt, announced by the two governments. The move signals ongoing financial reconciliation between Bonn and Washington.
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Germany
UPI
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United States
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