21st Body Found and Weapons Seized in Feather River Slayings
A broad search near the Feather River north of Yuba City uncovered multiple male corpses with head wounds and chest stab injuries. Police identified 21 victims and arrested or questioned several suspects, including a Mexican national named Corona Vallejo and a Nebraska transient as a witness.
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Coron
Curans
Ayental
Yuba City
Francisco
Sacramesia
Wallsakar
Feather River
Sacramento Valley
Whilewker
Marysville
Whiteaker
Giations
Corona
Tour Gists
California
Bureau of Criminal — Investigation
Suller County
Keyneth
Edward Wihalmere
Alagweda
Calif
Sigrid
Emil Bierenna
Colntada
Jon
James Noward
Fianediz
Jett
Jonae Smallwood
Mei
Maddreas
Elliot Riley
Wuvnernuy
City Home Robbed Of Cash Jewels
Burglary reported at 29 Dopwort Drive where S100 in cash and jewelry were taken. Detectives Ray Barrett and Ree Jarl Gregory described the entry as gained through force and urged residents to report suspicious activity.
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Nore van Kelman
Dopwort Drive
Ray Barrett
Ree Jarl Gregory
Man Gels 4-15 Years In Fatal Denting Case
Waterbury reports a fatal denting case with Robert Brown, 28, sentenced to ten years in prison amid a mass slayings inquiry. The judge Mulvey was praised by the Assembly Judiciary Panel for his patient conduct and commitment to rights. follow up mentions Mexico City case details and continued proceedings against other defendants.
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Fiartford
Fidge Murala
Maley
Pyarie Iniat Af Black Panther
Dobby Ci Bonk
Witter
Fudge Mulvey
Waterbury
Robert Brown
Wolente
Tni
Thelany
Nilder
Seid Priday
Ing
Seale
Codefel
Boston Ave Market Holdup Nets $50 Says Police
A bandit entered the Boston Avenue market at night and demanded money from the register. He fled in a waiting car with another man, leaving the clerk shaken. Detectives Robert Gregory and Ray Barrett are investigating the holdup, describing the suspect as a white slender man about five feet one inch tall.
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Boston Avenur
Boston
Palle Wait
Kosta Vasil
Mney
Yin
Mr. Ynall
Robert Gregory
Ray Barrett
Ts White
Mascolo Wins Probate Race in Democratic Primary
WATRRAURY AP reports Atty. Vrectoric Masenia scored a sweeping victory Friday in a five candidate probate nominating contest. He led with 579 votes to 712 for opponent Jamies P. Henley. other contenders included Timothy O. Miagnalin with 1478, Robert J. Sullivan 1149, and Maghey Met. The heated race followed a court vacancy caused by the death of Judge FB Smtr. Republicans plan their own nomination on June 3, the day after their party convention.
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Watrraury
Vrectoric
Masenia
Delopales
Pidge
Probate
Maseaia
Democratic
Laven Communitieo
Hin
Jamies P. Henley
Atty
Timothy
Miagnalin
Alty
Robert J. Sullivan
Las
Maghey
Bradate Court Varnney
Smtr
Seale Freed Heads to Meet Newton in West
Seale freed after mistrial in which jury deadlocked on Rackley case. Prosecution alleged Seale ordered Rackley’s killing. defense blamed George Sams. Judge dismissed all charges against Seale and Ericka Huggins. Huggins released to cheers. Seale remains pending retrial as Panther leadership fractures and public case lingers.
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Seale
Newton
West
New Haven
Alm
Alex Rackley
New York
Hern
Rial
Ericka Pliggins
Herokd M. Mulvey
Panther
Rackley
Seale-Juggins
Guolige Samsdri
Sear
Sealh
Wasah
Chicago
Otlay
Charles R. Garry
San Francisco
Fit
U.S
Tulius Hollman
Moffman
Séale
API
Oakland
Ciif
Panther Trial Connection Rocked By Huggins Visit
Nricka Huggins, freed earlier this week, attended the New Haven trial with supporters. Bobby Seale led Panther party figures as charges of murder and conspiracy hung over the case. The court cleared Huggins of related conspiracy to commit murder and other felonies, while Panther members faced various accusations including kidnapping and assault.
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Log Angeles
Mls Huggins
New Haven
Coin
Poltae
Curt
Mrs. Magenus
Charead
Elk Panther Party
Bobby Seale
New Slaven
Ifopmier
Serle
Miss
Noggine
Panthers
Pn Ijal
Black Panther
U.S. Marshal's Office
Seale
New Vote Kennedy
San Francisco
Catholic Charities Elects At 55th Anniversary Event
Catholic Charities in Bridgeport celebrated its 55th anniversary with Bishop Walter W. Curtis urging constant reevaluation of programs to serve the poor. Officers were elected including John Toomey as vice president and Willian Gonvario as secretary, while Augustana Homes officers were also chosen. U.S. Rep. Stewart McKinney praised the organization as a model for private care alongside government aid, noting Augustana Homes’ federally funded senior housing projects. Foster parent awards were presented to several families for caring for dozens of children.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Walter W. Curts
Bison Curtis
Newel Diocesan Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities
Orgonination
Tiree Jor
Augustana Homes
Moderaty
I Come
John, Toomey
Willian A. Gonvario
Richard 4. Grady
Ard
Diocosomy
Francis A. Pan
Dingesaan
Lelward
Lustinski
Diruvtir
Curtis
2Ur
Augustina Havnos
Augustania Homer
Joseph TH. Crate
Maurice O'Conneell
Francis A. Paul Aecretaeus
Richard J. Grady
Top
Melaney
Rep
Stewart
MeKtinnuy
Ane Augustana
McKinney
Diovesan
Mekhin
Bones
Augustana Homer
Unc
Bethel
New England
Madison Avenue
Dodgeport
Dideesan
Ficlals
Paul
Frans A. Paul
Catholic Charites
Catholic Charlies Board
Joseph Canale
Foster Parent
Henry Lieverance
GO Calhoun
Avanie
Edward Norlan
Chestnut Strant
Phinkney
Baarelett Tal Iil
Fire disrupts service in New York area
Vague OCR fragments describe a fire affecting service and a cavern-related incident near Harlem and New York. The text is garbled with multiple errors making precise events unclear. No definitive names, dates, or organizations can be extracted from the readable portions.
Boy, 14 Injured In Fall From Bike At Housing Project
A 14 year old boy, David Harris, suffered injuries from a fall off a bicycle near a green housing project on Lexington Avenue. He was under treatment at St Vincent's Hospital. authorities investigated the incident and noted possible diabetes and head injuries.
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David Harris
Rldg
Lexington Anvenue
Wis
St Vincent's Hospital
Y P.t
Washington Ave
Cotter Attont
Mic
Pre-Holiday Traffic Heavy in Area Sparks Minor Mishaps
Fragments describe heavy pre holiday traffic across Danbury, Norwalk, and Brentford with minor injuries and a car fire involving a priest’s vehicle on the Connecticut turnpike. Police report multiple accidents, including a van destruction and estate disputes over property division at Norwalk sites. Chief figures include Father Maris and Andrew Marnd, with turnpike incidents near Connaticut turnpike and Westport.
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St. Peter's
Danbury
Y West Port
Andrew Marnd
Diorlal
Stuart Avenue
Norwalk
Tween Nacy
John Michael
Father Maris
Bel Javed
Perdue
Holy Tabernacle Youth Crusade Opens Today
The Holy Tabernacle Church of God in Stratford announces a Youth Crusade starting 10 am with Rev. Ivory Hilden, pastor. Guest speaker Rev. Paul Stevenson from Shaw Methodist Church in Washington, D.C. will address the evening service at 7:53 pm. The event, at 2 Stratford Avenue, invites the public and draws attendees from Connecticut to Washington.
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Gord
Stratford Avann Wil
Ivory Hilden
Paul Stevenson
Paswoot
Shaw Methodist Church
Washington, D.C
Sal
Stryke
Newfield
Mathodrat
Stratford Avenue
Flim-Flam Case Tied to $237 Loss in Bridgeport
Bridgeport detectives probed a scam after Joseph Lanham of 110 Walter Street claimed two men misled him outside Lafayette Bank. One man boasted of $19,000 in cash and promised to guard it, then three men fled with a cloth-wrapped bundle containing about $13,000. Lanham reported the money vanished from his pocket with no other items left. Detective Formichelli helped review the incident as lawmakers debated power plant plans. Angus W. Gordon Jr criticized the characters and alleged discrimination in the backdrop of the city’s ongoing political debate.
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Bridgeport
Joseph Lanham
Walter
Milam
Woon
Lanham
Lafayette Bank
Barnumagentée
Elizabeth
Kate
Meskill
John Formichellac
Ken
Newhaven
Angus W. Gordon, Jr
United Ilami
Laalat
Gordon
Power Plant Site Bill Wins House Vote With Change
Connecticut lawmakers debated a bill tightening electric power plant siting as critics warned of higher costs and slower projects. Rep. Francis Ciampe urged a citizen ad hoc panel to study economic impact while lamenting alleged utility pressure and press leaks.
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Francis Ciampe
D-Waterbury
Qiampi
Robert King
R-Telland
King
Morton J. Blumenthal
R-Danielson
Connecticut
Procard
General Assembly
Pardue Will Accepted for Probate in Connecticut Case
John Pardue's will was admitted for probate by Judge Julius Bielizna in Stratford. The document names executor O Roger Shall and outlines estate provisions for Pardue's second wife Nancy and son Pardue. No banks filed claims. Pardue died after a 1970 prison escape and linked bank robberies and killings were noted by the FBI before his death.
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Vanbury
Chrestof
Joh Rus
Pardue
Maryland
FBI
Julius J Bieliz
Bielizna
Banbury
Olf
Brenda Pardue
Abraban J. Gordon
Bridgeport
Gordon
Hikige Bidlana
Purdue
Angoln
Mareen
Nancy
Steatford
Roger Shall
Stratford
Shall
Woman Arrested On Forgery Charge in Bridgeport
Bridgeport police arrested Leone Gente 22 on a forgery warrant. Full details were unavailable. She had been questioned recently in connection with the theft and cashing of a stolen $7 check.
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Bridgeport
Leone Gente
Father Panik
Tha Ceport
Chesney Guilty In Gun Killing Trial With Parole After 20 Years
Chesney convicted of fatally shooting Lubas in a Beardsley Terrace hallway. Key witnesses James Lindsay and Richard Bush testified to the sequence of events, including the concealed rifle and argument over money. Toxicology and ballistics linked the rifle to the fatal wound, while the judge cautioned jurors not to discuss deliberations publicly.
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Gaga
Zarniti
Nike
Chesney
Lubas
Beardsley Terrace
Triah Libag
Bleing
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mendlea
Lwo
James Lindsay
Richard Bush
Lindsay
Archie
Aiysh
Lukas
Ambrella
Ummbrak
de Chesney
Lobas
Peat
Abraham Stalmat
Testi
Stalman
Brella
India
Slaiman
Assisttant
Dowmancis ‘Gallardo
Jander
Reno Frank- Uh
Bush
Franklin
Del
Jon Tere Tiichella
Deerauay Terrace
James
McDonald
Bailistics
Lubes
Alfred Peterson
Frank Narkowski
Andre
Lingsay
Sarariginati
Albert Whitehouse
United” Steel
Ex-Cop Hijacks N Y Jet In Flight Standoff
A former police officer hijacked an Eastern Airlines jet after demanding flight away without a specified destination. Passengers and crew, including Captain Eugene K. Sullivan, First Officer John Ulymer, and Second Officer Robert L. Conlson, faced a tense delay as authorities and reporters monitored the scene. A passenger, Shirley Rigby of the Miami News, described the hijacker’s behavior and the rough landing while officials warned travelers to return home with no luggage due to the explosives claim.
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Eastern Airlines
Miami
Bennett
Eugene K. Sullivan
John Ulymer
Robert L. Conlson
Shirly Rigby
Light
Soen
Fie
Miss Rigby
Miami News
Eastern Terminal
Willis Still Critical After Heart Attack At 77
Lorin W. Willis 77 of Huntington Turnpike longtime attorney and senior partner at Willis and Willis, suffered a heart attack Thursday while driving from the University Club off Golden Hill Street and Lyon Terrace. Hospital officials said his condition was critical but very stable last night at St. Vincent's.
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Lorin W. Willis
Huntington Turnpike
St. Vincent's Hospital
Willis
Willis and Willis
Mainstreet
University Club
Golden Hill Street
Lyon Terrace
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