Two Sought In Killings Head South
Police track two gunmen wanted for two killings and a critical wound after a bar dispute over a $20 tab. The fugitives hijacked cars, abducted a young couple and traveled toward the South with three captives, releasing one in Virginia and another in Cheraw, South Carolina.
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Washington
South Carolina
George P. Kaldes
Kenneth Fisher
Bernard Mainer
FBI
Chayon
Wayne Carpenter
Overton
Over
Doris Mattingly
Army
Larry Lee Monteith
Monteith
Richmond
Alberta
Asonia G. Allman
Miss Allman
Cheraw
S.C
Lazy lakes eyed for radioactive ash disposal
Indianapolis report notes stagnant “lazy lakes” could stow radioactive ashes from atomic plants if heat from decay might trigger water circulation. Curtis L. Newcombe of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory says there is a good chance circulation would not start, but storage in underground tanks remains costly and sea dumping could harm fish.
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Indianapolis
Curtis L. Newcombe
U. S. Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
San Francisco
Newcombe
The
American Assn
Advancement of
Science
Courteous Thief Being Sought In Maryland Robbery
Police broadcast a statewide alert for a courteous bandit in his mid thirties who robbed a Glen Burnie loan company of 1000 dollars. He brandished a crude gun, possibly a toy, and apologized as he took money. He claimed he had kids at home and left with funds after speaking to two female employees and the office manager.
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Glen Burnie
MD. i
Norman J. Hever
Hever
Mt. Lena
American Legion
Alabama Boys
Hoffa Aims At Big Wage Boost in Trucking Talks
Chicago December 28 Hoffa president elect of the Teamsters leads bargaining with trucking operators across 22 states to gain a wage and benefits rise totaling 42 cents an hour over three years. The talks involve about 96 000 union members directly and could influence roughly 500 000 workers.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Midwest
Obituaries for Miss Minnie Kefauver and Harry Mann
Obituary notices report Miss Minnie E. Kefauver of Middletown aged 83 dying at Bente Raey Memorial Home. Funeral at Gladhill Funeral Home Monday 2:30 PM led by Rev. George Kinnefelter, burial in Reformed Cemetery. Also noted is deaths of Harry Mann age 69 in Watford sburg after long illness. services at Grove Funeral Home Sunday, Mays Chapel Tuesday 2 PM. interment at nearby cemetery with American Legion post conducting graveside rites.
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Minnie E. Kefauver
Middletown
Bente Raey
D. Edward and
Amanda (Snyder) Kefauver
Harry Mann
Watfordsburg
Newton D. Baker Veterans Administration Center
John H. and
Malinda (Hendershott) Mann
Fulton County
Grove Funeral Home
Hancock
Mays Chapel
Reuben Sule
Webster B. Harrison
American Legion
Mrs Bendell Dies at 82 in Saranac Lake
Anna Josephine Bendell aged 82 died after a brief illness at Fahrney Reedy Memorial Home. Survived by husband Alfred S Bendell Sr a late son Alfred S Bendell Jr and two grandchildren. Private funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Kraiss Funeral Home. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Miss Bendell active in Northern New York Federation of Women's Clubs. Omission of flowers requested.
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Anna Josephine Bendell
Alfred S. Bendell
Fahrney- Reedy
Avia i
Kraiss
Clayton Gehman
New York
Rose Hill
Allesheny Airlines
Round Trip New York Flights To Start Here January First
Hagerstown residents welcomed round trip service to New York as Allegheny Airlines added this city to its routes. New flights will provide air freight and express service with rates from 7o a pound and a $4.80 CWT minimum. Chamber of Commerce backing will distribute literature to local businesses to promote passenger and freight offerings.
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New York
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown Municipal
Newark
New York City
Harrisburg
Scranton-Wilkes Barre
Hiller
Allegheny Airlines
Chamber of Commerce
Hagers
Judge Denies Bribe Plot In TV Address In Tennessee
Judge Raulston Schoolfield denied taking a bribe and dismissed bribe allegations as a contemptible plot. He spoke in a televised address, disputing testimony from Harold Brown about a $1000 campaign fund from Sam Jones, and argued investigators targeted him for his anti central government stance. The report references the Rackets Committee proceedings and court context in Chattanooga and Nashville.
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Chattanooga
Criminal Court
Raulston
Schoolfield
Nashville
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters Union
Asst. Dist. Atty
Harold Brown
Brown
Sam Jones
Rutherford’s Shell
George Lucas Reenlists in Air Force for Six Years
George W Lucas Jr an Air Force veteran of four years reenlisted this week through the local recruiting office S Sgt Stewart W Crim. Lucas chose six years and Myrtle Beach Air Force Base S C He received a 700 enlistment bonus and is on a 15 day leave with family before duty. Crim announced upcoming reenlistment regulations will broaden eligibility for more veterans at their last rank. Contact Crim at the local recruiting office City Hall.
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George W. Lucas, Jr
Smithsburg
Air Force
Stewart W. Crim
Lucas
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Air Force Base
Sergeant Crim
Sgt. Crim
City Hall
New Allegheny Service To Open January First
Allegheny Airlines official Jack Hiller Jr shows new Hagerstown to New York flights in a chamber of commerce group image. E Leister Mobley Jr, James Stone and A Leroy Nichols attend, with Paul May and Vic Miller among others. A Martin Executive plane used on the service is shown.
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Jack Hiller, Jr
Allegheny Airlines
Jack Hiller Jr
Allegheny
Hagerstown
New York
E. Leister Mobley Jr
Chamber of Commerce
James Stone
Chamber
A. Leroy Nichols
Air Transportation Committee
Paul May
Vic Miller
Martin
Another Case Of You Never Know
Monroe Michigan radiator repairman Robert Vermett told insurance salesman Bob Turner that nothing ever happens around here. A spark from the wrench ignited gasoline in the shop and started a sewer fire. Vermett escaped injury as fire crews quickly controlled the blaze. He asked for Turner's fountain pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
Bob Turner
Robert Vermett
Vermett
Turner
Aid Offer By Russia Scores Hit
The African Asian People's Conference centers on Soviet economic aid to Asia and Africa as a tool to challenge Western influence. Delegates from 42 nations praised the plan while discussing imperialism disarmament and racial discrimination.
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Cairo
Russia
Algeria
Palestine
U.S
East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Apushavan A. Agafonovich
Indonesia
Kremlin
Africa
Asia
Tots Die In Fire As Father Tries To Save Others
In San Antonio two young brothers Raul Roque age two and Pablo Roque age six died in a blaze after their father Guadalupe Roque, 34, struggled to rescue them while his blind wife, Mrs. Roque, sought to follow. The mother had been blinded by an eye disease 18 months earlier and was helped to safety along with four other children. The flames prevented the father from reaching the trapped boys as he returned to rescue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Raul
Pablo Roque
Guadalupe Roque
Roque
Rogue
Spirit Of Christmas Moves Bank Assistant Shortage
Hackensack New Jersey A 61 year old bank official pleads guilty to embezzling about 104000 over two decades. Albert J. Schwenker assistant treasurer and secretary admitted taking funds from People's Trust Co of Oradell via a fictitious Smith account. FBI auditors estimated total missing around 117000.
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Hackensack
N.J
Kiscaras
Albert J. Schwenker
Green
People’s Trust Co
Bert Schwenker
Thursgen County
Schwenker
Hartmuth
Old E. Green
Cherry Hill
Walter J. Mundt
Reformed Church of
River Edge
People's Trust Co
Schwenker Ap Mundt
U.S
King Schwenker
Theodore Kiscaras
Rutherford
FBI
Schyear
Firstwenker
National Bank of
Esiweaker
Backers deny D'Alesandro to quit governor race
In Baltimore reports claim Mayor D'Alesandro plans to withdraw from the Democratic primary and seek the U.S. Senate nomination. Tawes supporters call the tale wishful thinking, with no comment from D'Alesandro or Tawes backers. Local leaders say no indication of a withdrawal exists.
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Baltimore
Thom
Joseph A. Bertorelli
D’alesandro
Thomas J. O'Donnell
Maryland
Pri- Tanes
D'Alesandro
News-Post
Tawes
James H
Jack) Pollack
Porter
Baltimore Democratic
Tribune Sees DAlesandro For U S Senate Run
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Tribune suggests Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro may withdraw from the gubernatorial race to run for the U S Senate. Observers doubt a Mahoney D Alesandro slate. some expect him to file for Senate. A local supporter notes his liberal House voting record and results oriented leadership. (Continued on Page 2)
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Thomas D‘alesandro
Baltimore
Mahoney
Tommy
Senate
Congress
Sarve
Balti
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