Cigarette or Matches Blamed For Jail Fire
Ocean County prosecutor said a fire at the county jail was caused by a lighted cigarette or matches passed to a prisoner in a padded cell. Howard Ewart said one of two trusty inmates handed a cigarette and matches or a similar item to a detainee.
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Khrushchev Itinerary Official Sets Pattern for Eisenhower Visit
The Khrushchev U S itinerary is official and mirrors prior tit for tat exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union. Khrushchev will fly to Washington for two days of official visiting starting September 15, with no Alaska or China route planned.
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Man trapped in attic in bizarre escape attempt
A Winchester man crawled from a small attic window onto the roof after locking himself in. He shouted and waved for 45 minutes until a neighbor’s cook heard him and freed him. The incident disrupted a quiet afternoon at home.
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Tremors Continue Around West Yellowstone After Rock Slide
Four or five new tremors were felt in West Yellowstone Sunday night and today, none causing damage. A Saturday jolt triggered a rock slide near Hebgen Dam, blocking a forest road and threatening about 20 summer homes believed unoccupied.
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Six Iowa prison escapees seek last fugitive across Mississippi
Authorities in Iowa and Illinois hunted the final of six inmates who escaped from the Fort Madison penitentiary during Sunday church services. Charles Carlyle Ronald Bessler and Samuel Parras led the breakout, abducted a minister and three children, and held them for over 20 hours before surrendering. one suspect was captured in Dallas City Illinois while Arllie Harrison Elliott remains at large after a roadblock confrontation.
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Tragic stabbing of University of Southern California coed
Linda Edna Martin, 21, a music major, was stabbed to death in an apartment near USC after screaming for help. G. Robert Kinzie, 27, a graduate art student, was questioned and released as investigators considered the motive and whether rape occurred. Authorities said the victim collapsed at a door she could not open and bled to death despite attempts to flee.
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Eisenhower Tour Aims to Smooth Allied Strains in Europe
President Eisenhower begins a nine day West Europe swing to unify Allied strategy for Khrushchev and reassure Britain France and West Germany that U S defense ties remain strong. He will meet individually with Macmillan De Gaulle and Adenauer to patch rifts and push disarmament talks.
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Rockefeller Honeymoon Start After Norway Wedding in New York
Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie marry in Norway and arrive in the United States with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. They plan privacy on a likely New York City stay after a possible trip to the Rockefeller ranch or a Maine yacht cruise Nirvana.
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Warren County Desegregation Plan Near Decision
The Warren County school board moves toward a long-range desegregation plan as 12th grade integration is considered for 1960 61. The Warren County Educational Foundation weighs private schooling amid 530 white registrations vs 1 050 eligible students and a looming high school restart.
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Rebels Seize Towns Near Laos Capital Amid Fighting
Government troops lost two positions within 60 and 50 miles of Vientiane as rebels push toward central Laos. Pak Lane and Sop Vieng fell, with fighting expanding from the north toward Muong Peun and Sam Neua amid airlifted supplies and refugee movements.
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Truce Ends as Lower East Side Gang Violence Kills Teen
In Manhattan on Sunday night a truce between the Sportsmen and Forsyth Street Boys collapsed in a shooting spree. Theresa Gee, 15, a friend of the Sportsmen leader, died from a head wound. Six others, including a 14 year old stabbed and several youths wounded, were hospitalized. Police detained about 20 youths as they investigated a day of street clashes in the lower East Side.
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Exiled Dalai Lama warns of Tibetan extermination claim
In Mussoorie the Dalai Lama says 80,000 Tibetans have died in the freedom struggle against Red China and alleges the Panchen Lama was likely arrested. He cites Chinese intimidation at Kalimpong and warns of the race’s possible extinction in its homeland.
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Piccadilly Street Incident Sparks City Chase
Winchester police pursued a vehicle after a girl reported an abduction attempt on Piccadilly Street. A warrant was issued for a man who fled west through Amherst Street and Route 50 before disappearing into an orchard on Merriman's Lane. no arrests reported.
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Air Force fires fourth straight Atlas test flight
The Air Force completed a fourth straight successful Atlas launch from Cape Canaveral with preliminary data indicating the test met objectives. The 85 foot missile's 5,500 mile Atlantic range was underway as recovery ships readied to retrieve a data capsule near Ascension Island. If sequence stays on track, the weapon could be declared operational by September 1.
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No Tre Dame Cathedral Protest Tensions Persist in Haiti
Catholics worshipped without police at Port au Prince No tre Dame Cathedral as church leaders await state reply to protests over last Tuesday's police invasion. Forty lay group members were arrested during a prayer vigil against the expulsion of two priests, highlighting ongoing church state friction amid broader unrest.
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