Candy Mossler and Powers Acquitted of Murder
In a seven week trial at a Miami courthouse, Candace Mossler and her nephew Powers were acquitted of murder charges. The defense portrayed Mossler as a center of an incestuous web, while prosecutors described a deliberate plot to kill Mossler’s husband to secure wealth. The jury heard over 100 witnesses as evidence tied Mossler to a marriage scheme and a motive of greed.
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Mossler
Melvin L. Powers
Candace Mossler
Keane
Ull
Messler
Powers
Mosier
Ami
Mossier
Dusine
Dead Woman Found Alive Then Dies In Hospital
New York AP reports Henrietta Landa of Ti, pronounced dead Friday night at Roosevelt Hospital after a Parkinson's related condition. A mortician heard a moan at her home, she was rushed to hospital, where Helpern noted syncope can mimic death though rare.
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New York
Henrietta Landa
Roosevi Hospital
Helpern
Aero Shows Strong Gains Across 1965 Results
Aero-Corry Division reported 1965 net sales of 9.9 million up from 1964. Operating profit after taxes reached 230 thousand with a 50 thousand investment credit boosting net income to 280 thousand versus 201,520 in 1964. Earnings per share advanced to 48 cents from 35. The release covers Wing Division in Lineye and Cortland Line, Cortland, N Y.
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Com
Aero-Flow
Aero-Corry Division
ATA
Aero-Corry
Liney E.t
Cortland Line
Cortland
N. Y
Marines and allies clash with North Vietnamese in major Viet Nam assault
In Viet Nam, U S Marines with South Vietnamese forces and paratroopers attacked a North Vietnamese battalion near Saigon rallying to a decisive push. Capt Peter Dawkins reports jet sorties, missile firings, and air activity over the combat zone as U S pilots target SAM sites with limited success.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Peter Dawkins
West Point
Thanh Hoa
321 Plane Deaths in Tokyo Area Crashes
Aviation experts from four nations began extensive investigations into three successive air disasters around Tokyo that killed 321 people. Japanese officials launched urgent aviation safety studies and renewed calls for a new safety see. US Britain Canada voices joined Boeing 707 bound for Hong Kong. Crashes occurred on Mt Fuji slopes and at airports as American made jets were involved. Continued on Page Hight.
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Tokyo
Avia Hon Safe
Japan
Beith Ith Overseas Air Airways Corp
Hong Kong
Tsins
Mt. Fuji
BOAC
United States
Britain
Canada
Adams
U.S
Thousands Stranded In Dakotas Worst Storm
The Dakotas and Minnesota faced a blizzard that left at least 16 dead and vast livestock losses. Rescue crews freed stranded motorists as ranchers counted cattle and sheep losses in the millions. Civil Defense and pilots aided isolated farms while families endured freezing temperatures and improvised acts of neighborly support.
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Fargo
N.D
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Orien Auck
Sterling
Lowell Brown
South Dakota
Jensky Sr
Timber Lake
S.D
Civil Defense
Pierre
North Dakota Highway Patrol
Charles Tighe
Wilpa Guye
Dakota
Lay
Tighe
Guy
Arizona
Ipswich
D.D
Air Patrol
Driftsee
Area Fairs Receive Boosted State Aid Totals
State funds for Pennsylvania area fairs surged from 55 000 last year to 774 404 this year. The agriculture department credited a law amendment and economic impact from better crops and livestock, noting payments reimburse judging and operating costs. Local groups listed include Sparta Community Fair Waterford Community Fair Wattsburg Agricultural Society and others receiving sums around ten thousand dollars.
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Pennsylvania Fair Fund
State Department of Agriculture
Leland H. Bull
State Agriculture Secreary
Bull
Sparta Community Fair
Ae Waterford Community Fair Association
Wattsburg
Agricultural Society
Wattsbure Fair
Hospital discharge followed by patient’s death in London
Mrs Viola MacDonald of Stratford died two days after being discharged from Sian Mary’s Hospital for a perforated gullet caused by a wire she swallowed with beef stew. She had been treated by the House Surgeon and later transferred to London Chest Hospital before death.
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London
Ian Milne
Sian Mary's Hospital
Viola MacDonald
Stratford
MacDonald
Ee Condi
London Chest Hospital
Spring Thaws Turned Back By Deep Freeze Snow Storm
One March weekend delivered a sharp cold snap with 7% inch of new snow and a temperature drop. Friday reached 67 degrees then fell to 41 by 6 p m as early Saturday morning dipped to 20 degrees. The fresh snow caused only minor inconvenience after signs of spring faded.
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Mother Nature
Richard Mountain
Mercury
Workers Return At Warren Firm After Labor Settlement
Full scale production resumed at Deluxe Metal Products Co in Warren after a management labor dispute was settled. Union spokesman Tom McDunn said 20 workers were laid off while overtime was offered to others. The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America raised concerns about health and safety conditions deemed substandard. Two factions met and discussed the issues on Friday.
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Warren
Deluxe Metal Products Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Tom McDunn
Man Held In 2 Heartless Killings
Philadelphia police say 48 year old ex trooper Molter, held without bail on homicide charges, confessed to starting a $500 loan company holdup in which two workers died as he became frightened. Two other employees were wounded, one critically, after he reportedly held up the Northeast Philadelphia branch last Thursday for money. Molter, arraigned Sunday, waived preliminary hearing to await grand jury action amid ongoing police pursuit and rewards totaling $15,000.
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Philadelphia
Oes Molter
Loan Company
Molter
Master
Winter crash toll swells in state area
Weekend weather spurred a rash of auto accidents across the region. Intersections on Route 6 near Corry and Route 8 near Union City produced multiple injuries and $2,975 in damage. Names include Robert Loop of Titusville 27 James Sharp 57 Shirley Hopson 25 Irene Sayban 90 Mae Vergith 21 and others from Oil City. Investigations by Sgt George Martin and Trooper Richard Wargo continued as two drivers escaped serious injury and others received hospital treatment. Continued on Page Four.
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George Martin
Corry
Robert J. Loop
Titusville
Union City
James F. Sharp
Shirley Hopson
R. D
Richard Wargo
Oer
Irene Sayban
Hopson Auto
Valen Oy Memorial Hospital
Union
Cana Yohta Lake
Mae Vergith
Huse Wes
Lake Road
Oil City
Jared Florence
Margaret Grening
Union City Memorial Hospital
Charles ‘Toth
Death Delayed Only For Time
Mrs Theodor Vaskevitch of Toronto learned in Tokyo that a war jetliner had crashed there. She had planned to stay a day and would take BA flight to Hong Kong Saturday. An airline official then informed her the crash had occurred and her husband, a year old, was dead.
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Toronto
Theodor Vaskevitch
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Rae
Rita Wilder
Eichop
Candy
Mel
Melpern
Aero
Britsh Overseas Airways
BOAG
Mi Fuji
Gera
Ant
Far East
Ease
Midwest
Grand Forks
N.C
Morristown
8.D
Lerry
Otto Mettler
Pan
Warren Firm
Bucks County
Albert Krimmel
Empley
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