Two Girls Accused In Thrill Murder Case In Newcastle
Two girls aged 11 and 13 stood accused in Newcastle of murdering two boys, ages 3 and 4, in a case described as possibly without precedent. Publicly named, Norma Bell and Mary Bell faced a jury as prosecutors said the killings were for pleasure and excitement.
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Newcastle
England
Rudolph Lyons
Ralph Cusack
Norma Joyce Bell
Mary Flora Bell
Brian Edward Howe
Martin George Brown
Cusack
Lyons
Hospitals restrict visitors amid Hong Kong flu precaution
In Eastern Pennsylvania some 40 hospitals and nursing homes limit or ban visitors as a preventive measure against Hong Kong flu. Health officials report 41 confirmed cases mainly in Philadelphia. vaccine shortages hinder immunization efforts. Dr Schrack urges prioritizing the elderly and chronically ill. A tugboat once named Ethel Woods will become George J. Murphy in Memphis Harbor.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health
Philadelphia
Health Department
W.D. Schrack
Division of
Lebanon
Reading
Scranton
Carbondale
Wilkes - Barre
Lancaster
Peckville
Sevleraville
Quakertown
Schrack
Allegheny County
Hong Kong
State Health Department
Beaten Hubby Loses Bid For Divorce
Edgar A. Collis of Montague failed to win a divorce after testifying his wife beat him with an angle iron while his son hurled a snow shovel and his daughter struck him with a broom. The State Supreme Court ruled he had not proven cruel and abusive treatment as charged, upholding Probate Court Judge Samuel T. Tisdale’s description of a typical husband and wife brawl.
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Sustan
Edgar A. Collis
State Supreme Court
Collis
Montague
Samuel T. Tisdale
Veterans units redeployed and replacements sent to Vietnam
Mobilized pilots and navigators will be replaced from the Air Force regular training output and its personal management. Navy has replaced some of 1,600 reservists ordered up earlier this year. About 13,600 Army guardsmen and 6,400 Army reservists were ordered into uniform last May with 7,600 deployed to South Vietnam in 76 units. Two artillery battalions from New Hampshire and Kentucky and a combat engineer battalion from Idaho began arriving in Vietnam in late August for a one year tour before demobilization. An undetermined number of Army guardsmen and reservists have been sent to Vietnam as individual replacements. officials did not know when those individuals would start returning home.
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Air Force
Navy
South Vietnam
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Idaho
Vietnam
Erie Man Dies Under Car in Fisher negligence case
An Erie man, Charles Baxter, 34, died when a car he was working on fell due to a faulty bumper jack. Louis Urmann, 28, aided, asphyxiation or a broken neck listed as cause. Police blamed extreme negligence and warned bumper jacks are unsafe under vehicles.
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Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charles Baxter
Erie County
Merle Wood
Tme
Louis Urmann
Sgt
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