Mercy recommendation may save killer's life
In West Palm Beach Florida a mercy recommendation in the trial of confessed killer Dennis Whitney could spare him from the electric chair. Whitney has confessed to multiple murders across California Arizona and Florida and faces further proceedings tied to those cases. The Palm Beach County verdict granted life imprisonment with no possibility of parole.
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Florida
Dennis Whitney
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Richard Gerstein
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Phil O'Connell
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Palm Beach
Charles A. Nugent
Darline Cleary
Pamela Churchill Wed To Broadway Producer
Broadway producer Leland Hayward and Pamela Churchill wed in Carson City Nevada in a simple ceremony in Justice Frank McNamee chambers. The 51 year old Hayward had just been divorced from Nancy Gross Hayward and Pamela Churchill is the former wife of Randolph Churchill. The couple left for a honeymoon immediately after the ceremony.
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Leland Hayjward
Pamela Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Frank McNamee
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Las Vey
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Randolph Churchill
Lions Trade Budget for Birds at San Francisco Zoo
In San Francisco the zoo traded away a lion to resolve budget strain and received a pair of blue macaws from San Jose. Recreation chief Raymond Kimball noted a surplus and the lions were consuming funds. Arthur Flanders of San Jose offered the macaws, valuing them near the cost of a lion.
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Campaign talk and bids in Texas governors race
The article covers Texas political campaigns with mentions of Wilson Carr Yarborough and Sadler in Fort Worth Harlingen and Austin. It notes debates over tides land safety, nuclear waste dumps in the Gulf, state financing and taxes, and opposition campaigns. Cox Breckenridge figures ahead in the attorney general race with criticisms of state finances.
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Fearful Fashion: Odd Phobias Boost Social Standing
New York AP notes a running trend where people seek status through unusual fears. From cremiophobia to dysmorphobia readers list more odd phobias, including scopophobia and ichthyophobia, as markers of modern social prestige.
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Eye alignment in children and early American piano
About one and a half percent of normal children have crossed eyes. The first piano manufactured in the United States was made in Cho.
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Little League Day Opens Channelview Parade Lead
Saturday will mark Little League Day in Channelview with a 10:30 a.m. parade from the Junior Deputy Building to the county ball park where games begin. Three queens Miss Major League Miss Minor League and Mrs Pee Wee League will lead the parade alongside Carol Trotter's Crocketeers and multiple league teams. Mothers Club members run the concession stand and refreshments.
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German posting names ARMY PVT Jess Serrano in Hanau
Army private Jess Serrano aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Cornelio C Serrano of 1122 Airhart Drive is a radio teletype operator in Headquarters Battery of the Third Armored Division Artillery based in Hanau Germany.
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Cornelio C. Serrano
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Third Armored Division
Hanau
Carol Tregoff and Finch Meet in Jail Visit Room
In Los Angeles Carole Tregoff and Dr R Bernard Finch met for an hour in a county jail visiting room. They gave no comments to reporters. Finch remains jailed while Tregoff is free on bail. A retrial for the murder of Barbara Jean Finch is set for May 23 after a deadlocked first trial.
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Carole Tregoff
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Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
KWBA Program Log Prompting A Weekend Broadcast Schedule
The fragment lists KWBA and ABC World News Home Edition with names like John Daly Paul Harvest Van Horn and Edward P. Morgan plus references to Chelsea's Trading Post Bayshore Ballroom and various time slots. It reads as a chaotic TV radio schedule log with scattered show and host names and venue hints.
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Paul Harvet
van Horn News
Edward P. Morgan
ABC World
Parents sue over USC student death during fraternity initiation
Dr and Mrs Arthur Swargon sue the University of Southern California Kappa Sigma fraternity and others for 100000 in damages after their son Richard Swanson 21 allegedly choked on a piece of liver during a fraternity initiation in 1958. The suit names the university fraternity and emergency responders in Los Angeles.
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University of Southern
Kappa Sigma Fraterniy
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Ponne Fl
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