Confession in Farmhouse Fire Murders Parents and Children
David Hoskins, 30, Sunday school superintendent, admitted shooting his wife Loretta 29 and their four children Julie 6 Carla 5 Linda 1 and David 6 weeks then setting a fire to hide the crime. He signed a statement Friday, no charges filed yet. Bodies were recovered from the burning farmhouse near St. Cloudy, Minnesota.
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David Hoskins
St. Cloud
Hoskins
Peter Lahr
Linda
David
Hoskins Farm
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Stearns County
Church of Christ
Kimball, Minn
St. Cloud Hospital
National Guard
City official outlines growth plans for streets and tax office
Williams, a former postal worker and city tax collector, discusses paving and widening streets as key growth measures and reflects on his service in the Army and time in the city manager’s office. In Kimball Minnesota, Hoskins, Church of Christ leader, recounts a shooting and arson incident at his home.
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Gram
Williams
Catherine Shuler
Thomasville
Vivian
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Fairbanks Begins Repair Drive After Flood
Fairbanks Alaska mobilizes a seven member committee to plan repairs from the week’s flood. Army Engineers will repair roads utilities and schools as flood water drains. A 40‑person federal disaster loan unit will process applications next week. Residents advised to wait for water to recede before pumping basements and to flush engines to avoid sand damage.
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Sevenman
Alaska
Joseph Fitzgerald
Federal
Field Committee
Army
Boy Endures 10 Day Ordeal in High Sierra
Gary Fraser, age 10, survived ten days in snowy wilderness 75 miles northeast of Fresno after wandering from his camping family. He was sunburned and scratched by mosquitoes but told reporters he was not scared, with father Roy Fraser praising his toughness and independence.
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Fresno
Calif
Gary Fraser
High Sierra
Roy Fraser
Gary
Santa Monica
Forest Rangers
Franklin Board Discards Freedom of Choice Plan
Judge Algernon Butler orders Franklin County to desegregate with at least 10 percent of Negro students in white schools and to set a timetable for full desegregation by Oct. 15. He requires two Negro teachers in every school and directs filing of a desegregation plan. The board postponed the new start date to Sept. 7 and plans an appeal to the Fourth Circuit.
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Louisburg
N.C
Franklin Board of Education
Algernon Butler
County Board of Education
Franklin County
Butler
Franklin Board
Fourth Circuit Court of Ais
Franklin
U.S. Justice Department
Court cites plan to end freedom of choice public schools
Justice Department attorney Frank E. Schwelb argues to remove the freedom of choice plan that has been declared official policy of the State Department of Public Instruction and seeks unitary nonracial attendance zones at the earliest date possible. The hearing focuses on equity in school placement and the impact on student integration plans.
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Justice Department
Frank E. Schwelb
State Department of Public Instruction
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