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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
4
Boston article discusses wife led effort to cut heart disease deaths among men. It cites census data on widows and risks, outlines controllable factors such as cholesterol, diabetes, weight, activity, smoking, and high blood pressure, and urges wives to help modify lifestyles with doctors and the Heart Association.
Prosecutors say a reluctant witness can testify that Candace Mossler asked him to tell a grand jury her slain husband Jacques Mossler was homosexual The witness William Measamer of Sanford North Carolina testified Mossler requested the grand jury testimony while they were involved in sexual play after the killing Measamer said Mossler arranged money and travel but he declined to testify Mossler and her nephew Melvin Powers are charged with murder Public outbursts by Mossler and intense courtroom scenes marked the day as defense questions credibility of a key witness and another witness described Mossler hinting at divorce plans if Mossler moved his business headquarters from Houston to Miami The trial resumed after a break with Mossler receiving medical treatment in court
Army Specialist Donald Daniels, 26, of Goldsboro, North Carolina, died Monday in South Vietnam from a bullet wound in combat. His parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Daniels, were notified by the Defense Department.
Mayor John Lindsay announced the replacement of Vincent L. Broderick with Howard R. Leary as New York police commissioner. Leary, Philadelphia chief, favors civilian review but will cooperate with one, while Broderick warned the civilian board plan as a “cruel hoax.” The move aims to fulfill a pledge to add four civilians to the advisory board, though final discipline remains with the commissioner. Civil rights leaders welcomed Leary but say Lindsay’s plan does not go far enough. The decision follows Harlem riots and a history of alleged brutality cases, with opposition from patrolmen’s groups and potential legal battles ahead.
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