Four More GIs Freed by Cubans
Four more American service members were freed by Cuban rebels after 20 days as hostages in the mountains 40 miles northwest of Guantanamo. The released group includes Navy men Lawrence Jamison, Angelo Monzicot, Michael McCardle, and Marine Hal Worrall. they were scrubbed and shaved before flying out by Navy helicopters. Eight U.S. servicemen remained in rebel hands.
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Father Seized After Motiveless Attack on His Three Daughters
Paul Pelton, 19, of Troy, was captured after confessing to killing his three young daughters in a wooded area near Towanda Pennsylvania. His wife found the bodies after visiting their hospitalized infant son. Pelton reportedly watched a TV mystery show before choosing to shoot each child with a hatchet and knife.
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Toastmistress of the Year named at convention
Mrs Jelen Kremer of Omaha Nebraska was named Toastmistress of the Year at the concluding session of the International Toastmistress Clubs convention. Billings Montana was named Club of the Year.
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