Tots Slain by Insane Mother in New Jersey
A 38 year old mother admitted she bludgeoned to death her two babies Katherine age 2 and Kenneth age 7 and tried to kill her two older children. She allegedly killed them to stop the family from being insane. The bodies were found in a front yard playhouse wrapped in blankets and newspapers. The mother later swallowed sleeping pills and was declared insane and ordered to Graystone Park Mental Hospital. The husband Brooks Church was attending to the scene and the two older children Elizabeth 14 and Stephen 10 were treated and released.
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Morris County
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Scerbo
Souad
Robert Burdge
Kennedy Labor Bill Advances From Senate Panel
Senate Labor Committee approved a Kennedy Ervin labor reform bill 13 to 2 amid GOP objections. The measure strengthens union reporting and secret elections while limiting ex convicts in union posts, with Taft Hartley amendments and Javits witness provisions debated for broader reach. Goldwater and Dirksen voted against, Prouty for with reservations as the panel sent the bill to the full Senate by April 13.
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UPI
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John F. Kennedy
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Goldwater
Winston L. Prouty
RVI
Labor Department
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Kennedy
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Iations Board
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British Envoy Gets Increase in Entertainment Allowance
London reports the British government approved higher funds for ambassador Sir Harald Caccia to entertain dignitaries in Washington next year providing an extra 9 548 dollars while reducing Moscow housekeeping by 3 962 dollars. The package lifts Caccia's total entertainment allowance to 394 864 dollars.
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Crown Prince Akihito Confined With Fever Before Planned Marriage
Tokyo April 10 reports Crown Prince Akihito is confined to bed with a cold and slight fever on the eve of his scheduled marriage to Michiko. The illness delays public appearances as the royal household monitors his condition.
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API
Akihito
Michiko
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