Determined Glasscock Dies After Severe Burn Injuries
Lloyd Glasscock, 36, of Clarksville Virginia, was severely burned when fuel oil exploded as he and co workers warmed a stove near Trinity street. He survived several days of intensive care before his burial in Gravel Hill Baptist Church Cemetery. His doctors noted the risk of infection but praised his resolve to live.
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Glasscock
Bailey and Sons Grading Co
Graham
Trinity
High Point
S. Main Street
Ward Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harold Davis
Davis
Ruby Link
Halifax County
Gravel Hill Baptist Church
Clarksville
Teen Bronx wife killed by Easter car booby trap blast
Gloria Dellerose, 19, was killed in a parked car when a hair-trigger double barrel shotgun rigged with wire and ropes exploded after her husband lifted a rubber mat in the back seat. A rejected suitor was questioned. investigators say the trap was highly sensitive and could have been meant for either party.
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Bronx
Gloria Dellerose
Pasquale Dellerose
Jury to hear Kroeger insanity plea in motel case
Mrs Kroeger faces a second insanity plea after a verdict against her husband Kroeger for the motel affair. Witnesses describe her dramatic courtroom behavior including carrying out and self induced fits. Prosecutor Mayer questions her consistency linking past Santa Rosa bankers dealings to the case.
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Mrs. Kroeger
Ralph
Kroeger
Francis Mayer
Santa Rosa
Republicans denounce Kennedy youth bill as cost rise
GOP congressmen attack President Kennedy's youth employment measure calling it a billion dollar step backward. They propose a six point plan with a maximum 25 million price tag, arguing the bill would cost 100 million the first year and over 260 million annually later. Rep Peter Frelinghuysen Jr. urges killing the plan.
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Kennedy
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
R-N.j
Youth Conservation Corps
Congress
Frelinghuysen
House Education and Labor Committee
Floods Appear To Wane Across Several States
Floods receded in the Carolinas Ohio and Indiana as rivers returned to normal banks. Crests were reported on the Cape Fear Neuse and Broad rivers with some flooding remaining. Indiana National Guardsmen sandbagged the White River levee while Red Cross reports over 12 000 affected across Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
Indiana
Middle West
Plains States
South Carolina
Columbia
Blair
S. C
North Carolina
Cape Fear
Fayetteville
Neuse
N.C
Goldsboro
Red Cross
Columbus
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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Reed Supply CO
Thomasville, N. C
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Plum Hill
Thomasville
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DR. West
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Montag
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Miles
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