Murder Charge In Slaying Of Phyllis Jones In New Jersey
Leroy A. Harrison, 41, a married printer and father of two, is held for murder in the death of Phyllis Ann Jones, 24, a West Norriton, Pa., drama student. Jones’s body was found in a gravel pit near Barnegat Light after a June 92 outing with a Moylan, Pa., drama teacher. Police say Harrison confessed after denial and subsequent questioning, describing a struggle, suffocation, and sexual assault. Autopsy indicates she was beaten and strangled. investigation notes widespread news coverage aided the case. Harrison, in Ocean County jail, faces hearing unspecified.
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Penna
Toms River
N. J
Phyllis Ann Jones
Leroy A. Harrison
Ocean
Harrison
Miss Jones
West Norriton
Long Beach Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ocean County
Willam Huber
Jacob Harris
Central Jersey
Barnegat
Jones
Huber
Sundtay
Local Testimony Questions In Murky Case At Mercer County
Filial testimony to police about the Harrison case remains vague. Questions focus on how Harrison was struck, what sparked the quarrel, the car’s direction, what Miss Jones was smothered with, and whether she received any aid. Harrison was convicted of rape in Mercer County Court. He claimed years in state hospitals and prisons, with neighbors painting him as a withdrawn family man. The father of Harrison’s family, Alva P. Ha, died last week of an apparent heart attack.
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Ilyis Fina
Hamilton
Huison
Harrison Press
Alva P. Ha
Hold Rites For G. Roy Blynt
Hold rites for G Roy Blynt were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 30 p m with Rev Robert DeBoer officiating. Committal was made in Pine Ridge Cemetery. Attendants included Theodore Blynt and Earl Erd David Ottaway of The City Buffalo Mrs James Town and Mrs Stanley Holtz and daughter Donna of Stockton Also Mrs Mayme Potwin Mrs Teete Bolan of Lotville Id Ta Carmen of Ashville and Mrs Gerald Dorttor of Tipna Pap
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Bracken Funeral Home
Robert DeBoer
Pine Pee
Theodore Blynt Anderal
David Ottaway
Thion City
Opneth Ottawsy
Buffalo
Petyanl Winder
Pene Blynt
Erie
Stanley Holtz
Donna
Stockton
Mayme Potwin
Jamestown
Teete, Bolan
Lotville
Science shrinks piles without surgery in new treatment
New heating substance called Bio-Dyne from a world famous institute allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Reports claim thorough reductions in many cases and strong patient statements about relief, with the product offered as a paste or ointment under a trade name.
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New York, N. Y
Alea Urug
Wounds Two Policemen and Man Captured Near Littlestown
At Littlestown two police officers and a man were wounded during a night incident at a barn near a manufacturing plant. Howard Fleckinger, 92, was captured after a long stakeout with a tank and tear gas. He was charged with aggravated assault with intent to kill and taken to Adams County prison. Police officers Charles Hensler, John Hemler, and Dean Yealy were wounded. Hensler was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Settlestown
Lititestown
Imian
Howard Fleckinner
Littlestown
Gellysbur
Fleckinzer
Adams County
Charles Todd
Gettysburg
John Hemler
Dean Yealy
Rz Todd
Hensler
Mealy
Todd
Daown
Weserene
Pleckinger
Court restrains union stalling area school job
A Pittsburgh court issued a preliminary injunction restraining the Sheffield Ave Elementary School site union from actions delaying construction or refusing to supply labor to Carl Swanson and Sons. The order targets interference at the Sheffield Ave elementary project. Pittsburgh officials announced a federal program will train up to 4000 unemployed residents in the district once the Manpower Development and Training Act takes effect. Training courses will cover operatives, electronic technicians, transmission specialists, welders, and refrigeration mechanics. Minutes later Pleckinger was approved as he came out.
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Pittsburgh
Pittshireh
Joseph Burr
Burr
Pleckinger
Scranton and Dilworth Led Spending in Pennsylvania Primary
Harrisburg AP report shows Republican William W Scranton spent 102790 to win the gubernatorial nomination, over three times the Democrat Richardson Dilworth’s 31731. Scranton-Van Zandt committee totals 105765. Dilworth 33484 with 6000 extra by Dilworth for a September dinner.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Scranton
U.S
James ©. van Zandt
GOP
U.S. Senate
Scranton-Van Zandt
Scranton campaign funds detailed in donor report
The report lists Dilworthy and Scranton donors with significant sums. Major contributors include $9,000 from Dilworthy, $4,130 via plate dinners, $2,500 from various backers, and $3,000 each to state and Western Pennsylvania committees. Philip Sharples contributes $2,500 to both major groups.
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Scranton-Van Zandt Committee
Dilforth
C Ao, Ae
Ai| Zantt-Scranton
Ppa
Thomas ‘McCabe Chester
State Corripaien
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