Judge blocks officials from commenting on Wangrow case
Minneapo lis district judge Edward J. Parker refused to bar newsmen from publishing Wangrow s past record while ordering officials not to discuss the defendant s interrogation submissions witness identities or possible guilt statements. Wangrow Chicago is charged with first degree murder in the Dec 5 gang style slaying of Eugene A Karras Franklin Park Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Edward J. Parker
Parker
Henry K. Wangrow
Chicago
Eugene A. Karras
Franklin Park
Wangrow
US Supreme Court
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio
Holiday House program hosts foreign students in Huntington
Students from Turkey the Congo Pakistan Nationalist China South Korea and Iran studying in the United States will visit Huntington during Christmas holidays as part of the second year of the Holiday House program sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Turkey
Congo
Pakistan
China
South Korea
Iran
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Britain moves toward legalizing private homosexual acts
The House of Commons approved the bill in principle on its second reading with the aim of finalizing in the Lords. Debates will occur in the Lords before law, which is expected to pass with Lords indicating approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lords
Utah Station Attendants Killers Sought
Two 18 year old service station attendants were found murdered near Salt Lake City in separate remote sites. Police report kidnappings and possible torture before stabbing. Authorities widen patrols and pool leads as a suspect is sought with a $2,000 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Station
Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah
Salt Lake City
Dewey Fillis
Utah Association of Petroleum Retailers
the Desert News
Clyde Miller
Fillis
Michael Holtz
Steven Shea
Colorado
Brink Guards and City Workers Recover Lost Quarters in Basin
In Framingham Massachusetts Brink's armored car guards and city crews staged a two hour effort to retrieve 4000 quarters lost when a bag ruptured. The coins fell into a street catch basin and were hauled out with shovels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Mass
Brink
Peter Amati
Highway Department
Judge Rules Baker to Stand Trial on Charges
Federal Judge Oliver Gasch orders Bobby Baker to stand trial January 9 on nine counts including tax evasion theft and conspiracy. He suppresses certain FBI recorded conversations and denies separate trials while noting potential penalties totaling 48 years and 47 000 dollars if convicted. Baker 38 former secretary to Senate Democrats, pleaded innocent and resigned in October 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washington
Bobby Baker
U. S
Senate Democrats
FBI
Gasch
Mixup Turns Finance President Into Santa for Hours
In Kansas City the president of a finance company received 75 to 100 calls from children seeking Santa Claus after a phone number mixup. Jim McDonald said the business moved aside and the “business of Santa Claus” took precedence as he fielded the requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Santa Claus
Jim McDonald
McDonald
Joe Kennedy Returns Home After Surgery
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 78, went home to Hyannisport on Cape Cod after a stay at New England Baptist Hospital. He was admitted December 5 for removal of skin lesions from his chest by Dr. Russell L. Boles and treated for a circulatory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannisport
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cape Cod
New England Baptist Hospital
Russell L. Boles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karzas
St. Paul
Ausiin
Herald
Adams, Minnesota
World Briefs
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
MACAO
Red China
Peking
Ciy Hall
Uchinoura
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo Space Center
Tokyo University
Soviet Union
France
Gildner
Gildner’s
Senate
Mixup
Santa
Joe Kennedy
Ft. Mney
Midtown
Austin
Penney’s
RCA Victor
Majestic
Blonde Wood
Radio Sale
Robbins
ARROW
RCA
Tiiros
Solid State
Berg « Bissen
10Th St. NE
Milw
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!