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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

Page

6

Mrs. Tippit Thanks Donors For $600,000

Mrs. J. D. Tippit thanked the nation for gifts totaling more than $600,000 in memory of her slain husband Patrolman Tippit. She said she has advisers and will decide how to use the money, plans to stay in Dallas with her three children, and noted exchanges with Mrs. Kennedy.

Dallas J. D. Tippit Nation Tippit Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald City Hall

Whipping Sentence Stayed For Appeal in Delaware

Justice Wolcott of the Delaware Supreme Court granted an indefinite stay of a 10 lash whipping sentence for Talmadge Balser, a $4 robbery convict. The stay allows Balser to appeal, with Gov Carvel opposing the punishment as cruel and unusual. Balser was originally sentenced to 20 lashes and 25 years in prison. the Supreme Court had voided the date for the whipping.

Wilmington Del Daniel F. Wolcott Delaware State Supreme Court Talmadge R. Balser Stewart Lynch Superior Court Delaware Balser Atty Edward W. Schall Elbert N. Carvel Dover Tam Delaware Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Carvel Lynch

Boston Man Gets Death Sentence for Farmhand Killing

CAMBRIDGE AP Jack Alton Harris 25 of Boston's South End was sentenced to the electric chair on a first degree murder conviction in the shooting death of Francisco Zayas 48. A Middlesex Superior Court jury deliberated 1 hour 20 minutes before a guilty verdict to Judge Lewis Goldberg in the 1962 slaying at the Ricci farm bunkhouse Lexington. The death penalty was mandatory as the jury did not recommend leniency. The case involved Harris invading the bunkhouse with intent to rob sleeping Puerto Rican farmhands. Judge Lynch later resentenced Balser to 10 lashes and 15 years in prison.

Cambridge Jack Alton Harris Boston South End Middlesex Superior Court Lewis Goldberg Francisco Zayas Zayas Harris Lexington

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