German Denies Playgirl Slaying Trial in Frankfurt Faces 10 Days
Frankfurter Heinz Pohlmann, on trial for the Rosemarie Nitribitt killing, steadfastly denies strangling the 24 year old playgirl who tailed clients in a luxury car. He admits thefts and embezzling from her, claiming money came partly from savings and from wealthy associates. The case, tied to a black notebook of prominent names, proceeds with testimony about the apartment event and the killer’s accomplice.
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Brighten Your Home with Blooms in July Edition
A promotional blurb from Better Homes & Gardens Western edition highlights colorful summer arrangements to brighten living spaces. The notice invites readers to get the July issue for home décor ideas and styled floral displays.
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Rebels Agree to Paris Talks End Algeria War
Rebel leaders from Algeria agreed to travel to Paris for cease-fire discussions, aiming to end a 54 year conflict. The move unsettled French settlers in Algiers as troops were sent to maintain order amid talks led by Ferhat Abbas and the provisional government in Tunis.
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Four Seized in $100,000 Jewel Theft in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS NEV UP I reports four people arrested Sunday night in a $100,000 jewelry burglary from a downtown store dating to May 28. Fred John Corey 48 and Mary Caralyn Pulghum were stopped at the airport with $60,000 of the jewels. Larry Marlow Long 23 and Ronald Andrew Furski 27 were taken at their apartment after police had shadowed them since a prior break in at a private home.
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Motorist of 62 misdirected onto Love Field runway
A woman identified as Barbara Langley, 62, drove south on Love Field's north south runway after getting lost at the Dallas airport. Police said she entered the runway from the southwest automotive area, causing several flights to hold until the runway was clear. Langley claimed she panicked after realizing she was on the runway and did not know how to exit.
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