Stable Hand Held For Gag Slaying At Lake Tahoe Motel
AP dispatch from Placerville reports David A. Hunter, 24, a transient riding stable worker, booked on suspicion of murder in the Aug. 22 gag slaying of Santa Monica man Fred W. McSwain, 39, whose body was found gagged and dead by strangulation or suffocation at a Lake Tahoe motel. Hunter was arrested on U.S. 50 near Placerville after deputies traced descriptions of the killer to him. he has parole violation ties to Washington state where he served time for grand larceny. A 17 year old Belmont girl who was with him was questioned and released to Sacramento friends.
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Placerville
Santa Monica
Lake Tahoe
el Dorado County
David A. Hunter
Fred W. McSwain
McSwain
Hinnter
al Tahoe
Calif
Ernest Carlson
Hunter
U.S. 50
Moses Lake
Wash
Washington
Carlson
Belmont
Newport
R.L
St. Mary's Church
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline
Lee Bouvier
Kennedy
McLean
Frost
Washington Times Herald
United States
Kennestys
Page One
Kennedys
Mystery Illness Strikes Seven Children in Rochester Area
Seven children were hospitalized in Rochester after an unidentified illness possibly linked to polluted water from a stream near the Tutner Dom home in Penfield. Barbara Dom, 4, and Stephanie, 5, were in poor condition at Genesee Hospital, while Ronnie 10, Eugene, Cornelia 6, Sharon 2, and cousin Alvin Dean 5 were in good condition. Luther Dorn Jr 3 died Thursday. Aranda Dorn 3 months died in February 1962. The cause remains undetermined.
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Rochester
N.Y
Wallace Font
Monroe County
Tutner Dom
Penfield
Barbara Dom
Stephanie
Genesee Hospital
Dom
Ronnie
Eugene
Cornelia
Sharon
Alvin Dean
Luther Dorn Jr
Aranda Dorn
Body Found After Mine Debris At Talc Mine
Murphy, NC AP report details a two–day search at a talc mine where 59-year-old Carl Dockery died after a section collapsed. Miner Lou Pope, 49, died Sunday. three others were injured. Injured men include Willard Beavers Ray Stewart and Beaufort Bryant. The collapse occurred during work on a shaft branch. talc shale and timber posed hazards.
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Murphy
N.C
Carl Dockery
Iaigh
North Carolina
Dockery
Shen
Beavers
Ray Stewart
Beaufort Bryant
Vast Graham crowd in Los Angeles tops crusade record
AP reports a crowd of about 116000 to 134254 attended Billy Graham’s final day in Los Angeles, with 20000 turned away. The 21 day visit drew a total attendance of roughly 910340, the largest for any Graham crusade in the United States. Graham warned of dangers to U S freedom and urged a return to founding principles. Jack Benny joined the stage for the sermon including materialism and sin warnings.
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Los Angeles
Evangel
Billy Graham
U.S
Chicago
Mermonal Colter
Graham
Fotice
New York
Yankee Stadium
Graham Crisode
United States
Washington
Jack Benny
America
U S Russia Data Swap Urged at Minnesota Plowing Contest
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged broader exchange of agricultural data with the Soviet Union as a peace gesture while stressing security. Speaking before about 5000 at the Minnesota Plowing Contest, he said Soviets seek peace and cited Khrushchev’s interest in fertilizer investment over rockets.
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Mankato, Minn
Orville L. Freeman
United States
Soviet Union
Jean
Freeman
Minnesota
Nikita Khrushchev
Painters Complete 24Story Job in Fifteen Minutes
In Dallas 100 volunteers painted the inside and outside of a 24 story frame building that will house a school for mentally retarded children. The paint bee was part of a series of cautions to aid the new school sponsored by the School Sisters of Notre Dame. Electricians carpenters plumbers and a fence company donated materials and labor, with finishing touches added after the main painting.
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Dallas, Tex
Salt Tay
School Sisters of Notre Dame
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International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
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UPI
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Nony
lLant
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Wanie
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Radziwill
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Hugh J. Au
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Robert ¥. Kenney
Richard Cardinal Cushing
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Rmnille
Menlo Park
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Niet
Highway Patrol
Pressel
Mickman Price Jr
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Paraguay
Celeste Ream
Washington, D.C
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Oakland
Franklin
Castro Valley
Castro Village
LABOR
Holmes Alexander
Editorial
Alligator
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Byford
Botany
CISCO
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Corsican
Cooper
DAMON
Dumont
ERNST
Excello
FARAI
Fabrini Rainwear
Florsheim
GGG
Arthur Gordon
Groshire
Gale Stream
Harris
Hartog
Haggar
Hirshey
Jaymar-Ruby
KNOX
Lewis Manhattan
Mallory
Aileen Alison Ayres
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COS Cob Carilon Coats
Cantra DE Loria Imports
DUMAS
California
Ellen Tracy
Jonathan Logan
Kim Koret Koret
Lady Manhattan
Lady van Heusen
MR. Mort Phil Rose Russell ‘Taylor Coats
Originals Sportemfo
Sue Brett Tame
Kaynee
Kandahar JR
Don Juan
Lewis Pendleton
David Copperfield
Westchester
Maurice Holman
Paris
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