Boy in Chesterfield County murders linked to church aid
In Richmond AP report, 16 year old Hubert Templeman, charged with killing three members of a Chesterfield County family who had taken him in, had earlier sent a dollar to Ridge Baptist Church. Reverend M K Roberson described years of maladjustment and mental illness, noting the Hofers provided a home and weekly allowance without county welfare involvement. The case details Templeman’s school history, runaway episodes, and capture after a gas station incident on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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M. K. Roberson
Hubert Templeman
Chesterfield County
Roberson
Ridge Baptist Church
Templeman
New Jersey
Fred Hofer
L. D. Ussery
Mouth of
Wilson
Ussery
Blue Ridge Parkway
Floyd County
Oak Hill
Roanoke
Jerry L. Reed
Teenager Confesses to Family Mass Murder in Chesterfield
Hubert Templeman, 16, admits assembling a small arsenal beside an upstairs window at the Hofer farm and killing dairy farmer Fred Hofer his wife Lucille and daughter Cristie Sue after claiming nagging drove him. He said he planned to tie Cristie Sue but shot her when she reached for a phone. The killings ended when police closed in after Templeman stopped for gas near Roanoke.
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Fred
Lucille Hofer
Cristie Sue
Reed
Templeman
Chesterfield
Fred Hofer
Hofer
Lucille
Roanoke
Khrushchev Explains Soviet Food Price Hikes
In Moscow Khrushchev says higher food prices were ordered to fund farm mechanization not military spending. He notes 30 percent meat and 25 percent butter increases and admits inflation in the economy. He speaks to 5 000 Young Communists about Cuba aided technicians.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
New Zealand Paratroopers Arrive in Thailand Aid
A first detachment of 35 paratroopers from New Zealand arrived at Khorat to join the Royal New Zealand Air Force squadron. The unit will be sent to Udorn in northeast Thailand near the Laos border to support Thai land forces, an embassy spokesman said.
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Thailand
New Zealand
Royal New Zealand Air Force
Udorn
Laos
Boy confesses to deadly family shooting in Virginia
A light haired boy describes to police how he killed a family of three in Chesterfield County Virginia. He claims the mother nagged him about sloppy farm work. A minister cites a long mental illness history and pattern of running away and trouble.
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Memorial Guidance Clinic
Oak Hill Academy
Virginia
Grayson County
Chesterfield County
Kennedy crowd never liked him says ex stenographer
Jack Romagna recalls being stunned by his firing as White House stenographer and notes the Kennedy crowd never cared for him while Press secretary Salinger speaks through a cigar and notes his details.
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Jack Romagna
White House
Kennedy
Salinger
Rail Unions and Roads Press Toward Pay Deal
A top rail labor leader says there is a 50 50 chance of quick wage agreement for 450000 nonoperating trainmen as negotiators prepare to meet Monday. The dispute centers on a 10.2 cent hourly rise sought under a May fact finding and debated against productivity and inflation.
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G. E. Leighty
Associated Press
Leighty
Kennedy
Windsor Celebrates 25 Years of Royal Marriage Aboard
King Edward VIII and the Duchess of Windsor mark a silver wedding aboard the United States liner en route from New York to Le Havre. They plan a champagne dinner, a Paris mansion, and birthdays later this month, with a life of travels between England France and the Riviera.
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Britain
Edward, VIII
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Atlantic
United States
New York
le Havre
Paris
England
French Riviera
Biarritz
Florida
France
Pope May Receive Royalty of Spain
Vatican reports say Pope John XXIII may receive Crown Prince Juan Carlos of Spain and his bride Princess Sophia of Greece in audience next week.
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Vatican
John XXIII
Juan Carlos
Spain
Sophie
Greece
Sinatra's London charity concert draws record crowds
Frank Sinatra sang for three hours with one break at London's Royal Festival Hall to raise funds for underprivileged children. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon attended part of the event, but missed the champagne breakfast. Sinatra's tour, already near $1 million in donations, continues worldwide with his own expenses covered.
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Frank Sinatra
Royal Festival Hall
Sinatra
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Stanley Reed
Evening News
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Israel
Athens
Romagna Says He Won't Starve After White House Firing
Washington AP Jack Romagna a 51 year old White House stenographer of 21 years says he feels better after being fired from the White House payroll. He is exploring about six job offers paying around 12000 a year and notes demand for fast shorthand reporters. Romagna recalls disagreements with aides and states Kennedy had no involvement in his dismissal.
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Washington
Jack Romagna
White House
Romagna
Alderson Reporting Co
Kennedy
Kuwait Recognition Protested By Iraq
Iraq recalled its ambassador and asked the U S ambassador to leave Baghdad over U S recognition of Kuwait. The State Department said it would comply while regretting the break in communications. Kuwait, claim to sovereignty asserted last June. President Kennedy accepted Kuwaiti ambassador credentials.
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Kuwait
Iraq
John D. Jernegan
Baghdad
U.S. State Department
Department
Britain
Kennedy
Abdul Rahman Salin al-Aziqi
Hurricane Alma Watchers Ready
Hurricane watchers prepared for Alma the first named storm of the season running June to November. Air Force and Navy reconnaissance teams stood by with forecasts predicting several storms including Becky Celia Daisy Ella Flossie Gretta Hallie Inez Judith Kendra Lois Marsha Noreen Orpha Patty Rena Sherry Thora Vicky Wilma. Forecaster Arnold Sugg noted about 10 storms per season and cited past storms like Anna and Jenny with ships patrolling the Atlantic Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico for reports.
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Auna
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Alma
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Ella
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Gretta
Hallie
Inez
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Kendra
Lois
Marsha
Noreen
Orpha
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Rena
Sherry
Thora
Vicky
Wilma
Nationalists Contacted On Peace Seeks Algerian Truce
ALGIERS AP The Secret Army Organization suspended its terror campaign and proposed peace to Algerian nationalists leading to a three day truce in Algiers. The S A O awaits FLN response while Europeans press for guarantees and a political party for the independence referendum.
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Secret
Secret Army
National Liberation Front
FLN
France
Algeria
Alsiers
Rocher Noir
Evian
Toscanini Birthplace Turned Over to Parma Museum
The house where Arturo Toscanini was born in Parma was donated to the city. The Italian conductor, who died in 1957, will have the residence repaired and opened to display Toscanini documents and personal items.
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Italy
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
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