Poisoned Collegian Accused In Parkville
An 18 year old Park College freshman Trubert Fulkerson was charged with arsenic poisoning intended to kill or injure. He had been hospitalized since Thursday and was moved to Platte County Jail Sunday. Six campus fires preceded the case, with authorities unsure of linkage. The three poisoning victims remained in serious to improving condition as neighbors and officials described Fulkerson as a decent student prior.
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Dplatte County
Authoritien
Park College
Trubert Fulkerson
Musekoree
Oklo
Fulkerson
Kansas City
Bonurse
College Health Center
Platte County
Alumni Hall
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John Lowmiller
Luella Matthews
Shirley Flint
Dows
Iowa
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Muskogee
B. L. Wertz
Central High School
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Mrs Findley Crowned Mrs America in Bedside Ceremony
Linwood Findley of Arlington Virginia crowned Mrs America after intense competition among 41 entrants. The 32 year old wife of an Air Force officer and mother of four delegates from Louisiana and Indiana earned top honor on Mother's Day weekend while attending Louisiana State University in the 1940s. She previously held Maid of Cotton and Mrs Louisiana titles and was voted most popular in an unofficial prefinal poll.
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Fla
Findley
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Espec
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Cotton
Louisiana
Louisiana State
Brombtant
Doped mass poisoning attempt shocks Omaha suburb
An Los Angeles man John Palmer Druminy admitted to a police captain that he planned to poison a former girlfriend and six others in an Omaha apartment. He allegedly placed arsenic in two quarts of milk and a canister of rigor, then waited at a bus station for a return trip to California. Police booked him on an alien charge pending laboratory results.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Pike
Tike
John Palmer Druminy
Erlend
Drummy
Pike
California
Inslaw
Queen Elizabeth visit to North America unclear
Louk St. Laurent stated he has no official information on a proposed visit by Queen Elizabeth to North America. Reports from Washington claim the Queen and Prince Philip may halt in the United States early October, but no verification exists.
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Louk St. Laurent
Lizabeth
North Ameri_ sea
Hie
Washington
Prince Philip
United States
Socialist ministers backed by French council vote
The National Council of the French Socialist party gave a strong vote of confidence Sunday night in nine Socialist ministers, including Premier Guy Mallet, backing the government.
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PARIS
National Council
The
French Socialist Party
Guy Mallet
Baltimore police to sweep up broken glass after crashes
The Baltimore Police Department ordered officers to use large push brooms to clear glass from accident scenes after motorists reported tire damage. The move aims to keep streets clean and reduce hazards while police cars receive the new standard equipment.
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Ford
Fred L. Ford
Rev. George
Michardson
Lang
Beach
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