Palmer Admits Third Murder In Cold Blood
James Palmer, 21, ex-soldier and former bellhop, confessed to a third murder after a cement plant siege in Jerseyville Illinois. He admitted shooting Thomas L. Nelson and Hazel Riley, and said he killed a Humboldt Tennessee attendant, tying the trio to back-of-head executions with a .22 rifle and a pistol. Palmer faces murder charges and armed robbery counts as details emerge.
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Jerseyville, Ill
James Palmer
Palmer
Jerseyville
Louis Gorman
Gorman
Thomas L. Nelson
St. Louis County
Hazel Riley
Wood River
Ill
Mel Leach
Humboldt
Tenn
Billy Marshall
Nelson
Riley
Marshall
Separated Twins Show Small Improvement in Oregon
PORTLAND Ore AP Per ky Jeanett Stubblefield moved ahead a shade again today the sixth since surgeons separated her from her Siamese twin sister.
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Portland
Ore
Jeanett Stubblefield
Twin girls fight for life after heart surgery
Jeanett and Denett Stubblefield remained on the critical list at the University of Oregon Medical School Hospital after a procedure last Tuesday by 17 surgeons. Denett showed steady improvement, while Jeanett dipped to her lowest point yet but was somewhat alert and able to take formula. The 3 month olds, weighing 8% pounds, were born June 29 sharing a liver and a breastbone connection, daughters of Mr and Mrs James Stubblefield of Parma Idaho.
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Jeanett
Denett
University of Oregon Medical School
Naval
National FFA Meet Opens in Kansas City With Record Turnout
About 10 000 blue jacketed youths from all states begin registering for the 32nd annual National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Alaska participates for first time with 17 year old Bill McKinley as delegate from Palmer. Hawaii sends four delegates led by Richard Lorenzo and Myles Migose among others, adviser S H Wong accompanies them. The convention runs through Thursday as Tecumseh is noted in English.
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Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Alaska
Bill] McKinley
FFA
Palmer
Hawaii
Richard Lorenzo
Tiodoro Monday
Myles Migose
Felivencio Valmoja
Slow Decisions In Space Plans Costs Taxpayers
Washington AP The House Space Committee rebuked the Defense Department for a cumbersome decision process costing taxpayers. It urged a firm national program for boron type fuel research and noted two costly plant cancellations raised total program costs to about 250 million dollars over seven years. The plants were in Muskogee Oklahoma and Model City New York.
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Washington
House Space Committee
Defense Department
Pentagon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
Air Force
Callery Chemical Co
Muskogee
Okla
Olin Mathieson i Corp
Model City
N.Y
Buffalo
Plane Crash Near Wichita Kills Two
A light plane crash 25 miles southeast of Wichita, Kansas, killed Raymond Seeley of Phoenix and Carroll M. Spohn of Wichita. Pilot Ed Seeley, 39, was injured and listed in good condition at a local hospital.
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Wichita
Kan
Here
Raymond Seeley
Phoenix
Ariz
Carroll M. Spohn
Boeing Airplane Co
Ed Seeley
Boeing
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Parma, Idaho
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Dick Clark
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Red River Rock
Ning Roses
Wits
Imperial
Rai
Mercury Colony Park
Eau-Claire
Michigan
Requier
Delsey
Pacial
KOTEX
En Vy
John P. Nation
Bazel V. Stacy
Beautyrest
Simmons
Scautyrest
Seautyrest
Roch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
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