Man Held as Suspect in Boston Stranglings
New York AP reports Charles E. Terry 33, ex convict from Winslow Maine, held in Manhattan slaying case and named suspect in Boston strangler murders. He allegedly linked to Brunswick and Oakland Maine deaths. police note similarities to Boston victims.
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Fairfield
Kennedy Lands on Roof Avoids Pickets
President Kennedy addressed a large crowd at Point Mugu airport after touring Western military displays. He spoke of renewed pride in being American and confidence in the United States as he prepared to return to Washington.
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United States
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Race Track Faces Choices to Boost Attendance
The article discusses night racing as a possible answer to low turnout, noting resistance from horsemen and the costly lighting upgrade needed for the oval. It mentions harness racing already lit and emphasizes the need for time and sustained effort to run a quality track, citing horses that improve late.
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Jamaican Aloysius Gordon jailed for three years
At the Old Bailey Jamaican Aloysius Gordon, 31, was sentenced to three years for beating a party girl described as Miss Keeler. He testified she had been a call girl since 17 and his mistress, and will join another former lover in prison.
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Rabies Clinics Open In Bennington Manchester And Wilmington
State rabies clinics operate today in Bennington at the Village Garage North Street from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 with a $1 vaccination fee for dogs over three months. Additional clinics run at Manchester railroad station and Wilmington Village Garage as part of the same vaccination drive amid efforts to restore confidence after recent events.
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Pope John XXIII Nears Death As Conclave Prep Begins
Pope John XXIII’s illness deepens as death nears while Vatican officials plan for the conclave opening June 19. Eighty two princes of the Church will attend Rome events. US cardinals James Francis McIntyre, Joseph Ritter, and Albert Meyer participate in preparatory meetings alongside Francis Spellman and Richard Cushing among those expected. Mourners visit the marble tomb in St. Peter’s grotto and pause to pray.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
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St. Peter’s
Obituaries Norwich Dean Perry Dies at 63 at Norwich University
NORTHFIELD AP Col Lewis Ebenezer Perry vice president and dean of Norwich University died of a heart Friday just after presenting cadet awards. He was 63 and had been dean since 1957 after a career in military service and education. He was born in Alma New York and educated at Bethany College Columbia University and the University of Pittsburgh. He left a widow Lillian and two children Alice Virginia Lewin and William E. Perry.
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Ash) Perry
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Funeral for Mr A Rea Ball and Mrs Anna Ball
Committal service will be held Monday at 2 p.m. for Mr A Rea Ball and his wife Mrs Anna I Ball in Dellwood Cemetery. Mr Ball aged 84 and Mrs Ball 82 died in Fort Lauderdale Florida this winter. Mr Ball was proprietor of the Equinox House here from 1937 to 1952.
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U S Envoy to Germany To Lose Private Train
The U S ambassador to Bonn will surrender the private train used by postwar U S officials in Germany asRooney and State Department clash over travel funds. The train will be given up by June 30 and Kennedy era plans for use are uncertain. A separate note reports Rudolph Jaegers and Paul Lincoln, coworkers, meeting atop Pike s Peak on different shifts.
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Volkswagen Ford Collision in Bennington Village
Police investigated a two car crash Friday at the Gage Street Branch Street intersection. A 1961 Volkswagen sedan driven by John D. Rowe and a 1959 Ford sedan owned by Fred L. Hart collided as Rowe turned onto Branch Street. No injuries were reported.
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