Slaying Trial Opens Starkweather Blames Caril In Murders
Starkweather, captured after a string of killings, faces a Lincoln county court for murder in one January lake killings. His lawyers disclose a jail-cell note blaming Caril Fugate for some deaths but admitting others, while defense plans rely on insanity. The trial could last several days as jurors weigh charges and the potential death penalty.
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Charles’ R. Starkweather
Heyuenard Pir
Caril Aph Fugale
Monilwy
Starlaventhor
Arkimole
Lake January
Starkweater
Mushenounty
Gering
Neb
Ted
Caynek
Thouglas
Lincoln
Fensole
Slavaweather
Rene
Nebraska
Cquilsage
Iran
Efense
Ulonmput
Gaughan
Willian Matsohullat
Bull Shawearhker
Crituve
Robert Jesson
Bennet
Two Killed By Suitor
Murders and a suicide are reported as a man shot and killed two people before taking his own life after an argument with Mrs. Burnett. One survivor, Ernce Clark, was wounded in a trailer court incident. police name Danigan as a witness. Burnett had filed for divorce recently.
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Danigan
Willarg
Caspér
Betty” Burmett
Ernce Chirk
Vern Wy
Courtly Case
Clark
Munday Frank
Joonigan
Henry
Ihereo
Bull Fails To Break Into Family Home Hamel
A four thousand five hundred pound bull rammed a Hamel family home Sunday, forcing Gary Gatliff to evacuate his wife, children, and any nearby telephones for help. The animal burst through the wall, then charged into an adjacent field where it was corralled by investigators.
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Walla
Gary Gatliff
Stripet Tett
Louisiana Faces Major Flood Disaster Across Cities
Louisiana cities brace as heavy rains push the Red River toward a massive flood. Governor and state agencies mobilize National Guard Civil Defense and aid groups while a long river stretch threatens towns from Shreveport to Alexandria with possible levee breaks endangering residents and livestock.
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Aaton Rouge
Liv
Sitrevepart
Alexindoa
Lethoy
Albewly
Rew
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Utah
Shreveport
Alexandria
Jewlands
Local Marathon Raises $600 For Cancer Fund
In the first annual Flagstaff Jayvee Cancer Marathon at State College auditorium, over $600 was pledged during a broadcasted event lasting from noon until midnight. Directors Ken West and Gary Murentary led local performers and the program on Stadia Station Ke Ts. The Cancer Society aims to fulfill all pledges.
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Vollege
Lynn
Stadia
Ke ‘Ts
Ken West
Gary Murentary
Ceéehannien
Mie Cancer Society
Inyeres
Driver Escapes In Wreck After Fall In Coventry
In Coventry a driver escaped serious injury after a wreck near West Warwick. The vehicle hit another car and veered off, sending the occupant over a four foot ditch. He suffered head and facial injuries but remained conscious.
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Coventry
West Warwick
Holbrook Jaycees Intervene In Mule Theft Incident
Holbrook residents reported a chaotic scene as Jaycees and locals halted a suspected mule theft involving Ben Bradley on U S Highway 6. Deputy sheriffs arrived to assist and Bradley continued toward the convention in Los Angeles, with the charity trip briefly interrupted.
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Holbrook
Tranester
Ben Bradley
U.S. Highway
Envssonantes
Bradley
Kate
Tony Weene
Los Angeles
Astronomers Gather for Annual Western Observatories Meet
An informal gathering of astronomers from Western observatories discusses the Milky Way structure and nebulous formations. Attendees include Lowen, Naval Observatory, Lick, Mount Wilson, Palomar, Steward, and Cambridge researchers along with university affiliates in California and Arizona.
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van Western Observatories
Lowen
Naval Observatory
Ares
Lick Observatory
Tamilton
Otitis Bireetor C
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Mayall
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St. Port of Beifen
Elolland
Am Lick
Leusehner Observatory
University of California, Tie
Utaveld
WF. Meaver
Morton Robert
University of California
Los Angelo
George O. Abell
National Astronomical Observatory
Phoenix
A. B. Meinel
Steward Observatory
Uni of
Arizona
Carpenter
Mount ‘Wilson
Falomar Observatories
Drown
Rudolph Wilxtewski
H.C. Arp
William Baur
David Dewhirst
Cambridge
England
California
University of Southern Californr
Gibson Reaves
One Man and Three Women in Ontario Legislative Race
A Toronto race sees Allan FL Law, a 32 year old lawyer, contend with three women for a Ontario Legislature seat. He says suffrage days are past and policies and personalities matter, while Daria Porter, a Conservative, has risen to chief justice of Ontario.
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Toronto
Allan FL Law
Ontario
Daria Porter
Kidnaping Spree Baffles Oregon Police
A teenage girl linked to a multi crime spree eludes capture as police near Carpenterville report a spree spanning Brookings and nearby towns. A man and two other suspects were detained after a boat chase, with a passenger forced to drive and a carjacked gun taken during a dramatic arrest. The group fled to a cabin where several young men were found missing and later captured. a fatal blaze followed.
Two File For City Council Nominatlor Deadline Near
The article notes several individuals filing for city council and others outlining near deadline actions. It reports a May 10 election date, no current council members seeking reelection, and mentions James Irvyn and Frank Farnsworth among those who will run.
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Vata
Heshis
Cownell
Ulier Nersons
Farnsworth H
Governor defends special session and tax plan on TV panel
Ernest Mee Pavlina recounts a TV panel where the governor urged a special session to pass his program. He argued targeting tax cuts and lower-income relief would spur employment. Panelists included Wilkins, Forrest Cos, Dyran Bos, and Mrs Moyles as observers.
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Phorrln
Ernest Mee Pavlina
Hey
McFarkand
McFieland
Keyy
Ceifees
Arizona
Page Man In Freak Wreck And Injuries Reported In Two Collisions
A worker named Reed BR escaped injury after a bizarre wreck while another driver managed to move a damaged car before police arrived. In a separate late night crash in East Flagstaff California two cars collided, sending Flora Eve Hagman and Archie Russell to hospital with injuries while the other driver and Ruth Sheasew sustained injuries. the Cutty Snrnitt vehicle sustained no injuries.
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Manotye Auto
Yoma
Pateal
Flena Eve Hagman
Acchie Russell
Aichmentt
Crlif
Ruth
Ruth Fheasew and, Driver of the Second Vehicle Involve, Yerclvert Wyinar
Tore Athac
Cutty
Udall Readies Land Swap Bill For Glen Canyon
Congressman Stewart Udall proposes legislation to permit a land swap enabling the Glen Canyon project. The plan would provide the Bureau with land rights for areas needed to complete the 420 million dollar irrigation and power scheme, amid budget committee timing and coordination with Navajo and other agencies.
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Washington
Stewart Udall
U-Ariz
Congress
Glen Canyon
Paganet
Udall
SUN
Nav
Dennis Crosby Marries Crooner’s Old Flame in Las Vegas
Dennis Crosby, 23, wed former showgirl Miss Sheehan in a Protestant ceremony at a Las Vegas hotel chapel. The groom is Bing Crosby’s son and plans to pursue a singing career alongside his brothers. The bride, Miss Sheehan, 28, has a son and previously dated Crosby. They wed as she performed at the hotel nightclub.
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Nev
Bunnie Crosby
Bing Crosby
Dennis
Andi
Pat Sheshay
Miss Sheehan
Mires
Bing
James A. Verndon
To Las Yenas
Nye Nivacreans
Sheehan
San Fyaversen
Kais
Eromner
Crosby
Gary
Wil
Shay
Pennis Sidhe
Los Angeles
Dill Tedd Iine
Page Group Seeks Shopping Center at Glen Canyon Townsite
Concessionaires meeting here and in Salt Lake City discusses plans for a $400 settlement and shopping center at Glen Canyon townsite north of Flagstaff on the Colorado River. Earl Brothers leads the acting committee with A A Bouya Phoenix Mavie Belamoreaux St George Utah J F Denney Phoenix and Lippert Plagstats among members.
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Page
Micaypacalion
Glen Canyon
Ehumnio
Earl Brothers
Rancexsignaires
Tettens
Gromy
Propestuss
A. A. Bouya
Phoenix
Mavie Belamoreaux
St. George
Utah
J. F. Denney
Iid Tol
Suillion Ree
Med School Plan KO'ed by Arizona Medical Association
The Ariza Medical Assn rejected plans for new medical schools at the University of Arizona and Arizona State College at Tempe. The group endorsed Western Interstate Compact funding, estimating costs of four to six million dollars for a two year program and up to twenty million for a regional medical school with shared upkeep. Dr. J. W. Melick was named president elect and Lindsay T. Reavon of Tucson vice president.
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Chandler
Ariza Medical Assn
Hag
Association
Resahitinn
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Investigation School To Be Held In Flag
A three day training in bot glery law enforcement technique will open Tuesday in Flag with sponsorship by Coconino County Sheriff Cecile Richarapon and Flagstate Police Chief Wm. Epperson. More than 50 officers from northern Arizona are expected to attend. Clues work will be conducted in the city courtroom and officers will be assigned to field operations. The school will be conducted by two FBI agents. First meeting is scheduled for 3:35 Tuesday.
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Coconino County
Cecile Richarapon
Flagstate
Lhief Wm. Epperson
Arizona
Te City
FBI
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Dennis Crosby
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