Strangler of Couple Confesses in Reading Pa
Adam Stamm a 50 year old truck driver confessed to killing John F Hyneman Jr and Peggy Marie Timmons in a jealous rage and burning their bodies in a car on a lonely road the infant Carla also burned though whether alive is undetermined Stamm was held without bail after being charged with murder and admitted to placing Carla in Hyneman's automobile and denying killing the child Timmons had lived with Stamm who helped her recently her six other children were sent to orphanages and authorities linked Stamm to earlier charges from September 1959 prior to the killings a burned automobile containing the three victims was found about 15 hours after Hyneman's wife reported him missing
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Elizabeth Taylor to fly back to U.S. Monday
Elizabeth Taylor, nearly recovered from near fatal pneumonia, will leave London Monday for New York and Hollywood. The 29 year old actress is walking and improving at the London Clinic where she was treated after collapsing March 4. Husband Eddie Fisher and Dr Rex Ford Kennamer will accompany her on the flight to New York and they will stay overnight before continuing to Los Angeles.
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Ringling Circus-secures injunction against rival
The Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey circus received a temporary injunction blocking the Clyde Beaty Cole Brothers circus from calling itself the greatest circus on earth. State Supreme Court Justice Thomas A. Auriello oversees the suit filed Friday in New York.
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State Dept to Bare Foreign Aid Abuses
Washington leaders reported the State Department will withdraw a controversial order restricting Congress access to information on alleged foreign aid misconduct. Rep. Porter Hardy said safeguards would ensure no materials are withheld, amid probes into seven Latin American cases and pending Justice Department actions.
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New U S Nuclear Test Plan Angers Russians
Geneva reports say U S concessions to speed a test ban were rebuffed by the Soviet Union. Izvestia criticizes the plan as unsafe and protests gaps and new ones that could aid renewed tests. Western officials stress strict policing while Moscow signals a prolonged study and strategic propaganda plays.
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