Two Murders: Confession Ties Maxey to Slayings in Plainfield
Joseph Maxey confessed to participating in two rapes and killings in Plainfield, admitting he killed Mrs. Elliott C. Ewell by running her over. Lorelle Parks admitted strangling Mrs. Robert Tyson after raping her, with both charged with abduction, rape and murder. A preliminary hearing was planned, psychiatric exams were held, and a memorial service attended by about 300 people.
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Joseph Maxey
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Lorelle Parks
Elliott C. Ewell
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Robert Tyson
Life Begins at Forty: A Skew on Retirement and Jewelry
A reader and columnist discuss aging, marriage, and vanity. A man laments his wife keeps an expensive necklace in a bank safe, while retirees consider cross country trips and cosmetic surgery for improved appearance. The exchange explains aging terms and geriatrics basics.
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Ceremonies End For Boy Scouts
Fort Scott Kansas AP Boy Scouts of the Mc Kan Area Council returned home Sunday after an encampment in Fort Scott. They hiked 35 miles along an old military road from Pittsburg Friday and Saturday. Adj. Gen. Joe Nickell told 662 scouts from 25 Kansas and Missouri cities that international tension will continue for years and that sacrifice is necessary. Nickell received the council's first Kansas Centennial patch.
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Boy Scouts
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Ast
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Food Stamps Test Starts In Welch West Virginia
Food stamps, a Kennedy pilot program to bolster needy diets, were to be issued over the counter in Welch this afternoon. About 10,000 McDowell County families were approved to receive commodities, with Secretary Freeman and Governor Barbour attending the launch of the first test program aimed at substituting food stamps for surplus commodities.
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West Virginia
Orville
McDowell County
Food stamp plan aid for needy families outlined
A Garden City Telegram summary notes a test project allowing needy families to buy stamps for a nutritious diet. It explains that a family spending about 70 dollars a month could receive roughly 130 dollars in stamps for the same food expenditure, with details about income levels and eligibility.
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