Hired, Coached By Victin- Clumsy, Hired-Killers Face Murder Charges
Five Phoenix youths face possible death after admitting their role in the strangling of Albany jeweler Samuel L. Resnick. The suspects say they were hired and coached by the victim to stage a robbery killing in the Arizona desert. Resnick, 61, sought life insurance for his wife, but the state maintains premeditation makes it murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Albany, N.Y
Samuel L. Resnick
Arizona Desert
Resnick
Lillian
Clemmie Jackson
R. E
Ernest Spurlock
John Henry Lewis Jones
Jesse Tillis
Ralph Edmundson
Clemmie
Jackson
R. E. Jackson
Tillis
Jones
Spurlock
County Board of School
Indiana County
Rand
Jin
Jackson Brothers
Lithuania
Albany
N. Y
Arizona
Peronist foes rally as Argentine military splinters
In Buenos Aires the War Ministry announced five generals who opposed the coup sought retirement, with reports that Fraga Rauch and Peralta were under house arrest. D'Andrea resigned as ambassador to Spain. many diplomats abroad also quit. International reaction included Venezuela withdrawing its Buenos Aires mission and the U.S. promising not to automatically recognize the regime. Guido eyed a cross party coalition to control Congress and possibly power.
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War Ministry
Rosendo Fraga
Enrique Rauch
Carlos Peralta
Ventura Luis Maron
Manuel Olasconga
Fraga
Rauch
Peralta
Madrid
Hector d'Andrea
Spain
Frondizi
Buenos Aires
D'Andrea
Juan D. Feron
Peron
Guido
Guido Plamnly
Romulo Betancourt
Vene Jezuelan
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
U.S
Santiago Dantas
San Jose
Costa Rica
Congress
Peronists
Ghana minister's wife buys gold plated bed in London
Mary Edusel, wife of Ghana Industries Minister Edusel, bought a 8 400 dollar 22 carat gold plated bed in London, defying her husband's order to return it. She argued it is a safer investment and she can enjoy it nightly. The minister called the purchase extravagant and urged its return, while officials noted the matter is personal.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Ghana
Mary Edusel
Edusel
Accra
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana High Commission
Divorce After Pregnancy Upsets Husband's Retirement Plans
Christine M. Juranek, 25, was granted a divorce in Chicago after testifying her husband Frank, 25, a systems and procedure analyst, beat her when she became pregnant. He had claimed marriage as a business investment and wanted her to keep working, saying retirement at 35. The couple wed September 16, 1961, and she charged cruelty.
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Chicago
Christine M. Juranek
Juranek
Frank
Juranke
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton seen nightclub in Rome
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton are photographed leaving Brick Tops in Rome after a late night outing. Fisher in New York denies marriage trouble while Taylor declines to comment on the reports.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
New York
Miss Taylor
Fisher
Burton
Anthony
Cleopatra
Gente
Milan
Cinecitta
Pierre
Marc Antony
Mias Taylor
Injuries In Two Bore Auto Mishaps
Two-vehicle crash at Oakland Ave and Vth St left three people admitted to Indiana Hospital this morning. Donald Williams, 35, Homer City, in fair condition. Ann Stadtmiller, 22, passenger, satisfactory. Clemente Prenni, 21, Saltsburg RD 1, satisfactory. Damage totals: $2,500 to Prenni car and $1,000 to Williams. A separate rear incident at Wth and Philadelphia St sent three for outpatient treatment. Ellen Clark, 43, Indiana Hospital. Kent McCutcheon, 19, Shelocta RD 1. Patricia Ellen McCutcheon, 1, Shelocta. Clark vehicle headed south on Vth St. McCutcheon car west on Philadelphia St. Damages $150 and $300 respectively.
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Indiana Hospital
Oakland Ave
Vth St
Indiana Burrough
Donald E. Williams
Homer City
Ann Stadtmiller
Clemente Prenni
Saltsburg R.D. J
Philadelphia Sts
Indiana
Ellen Clark
Kent McCutcheon
Shelocta RD
Patricia Ellen McCutcheon
Shelocta
Clark
McCutcheon
Compromise Seen Getting UN Funds
President Kennedy's readiness to compromise paves the way for Senate support of up to 400 million dollars in U S funds for the United Nations. A plan would authorize up to 100 million in loans to the UN to be set by the President's interest rates and terms, merging administration proposals with Senate Republican substitutes. Debate in the Senate is slated to begin Monday amid uncertainty. The text ends with unrelated garbled lines about lightning and curves.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
United Nations
U.S
Congress
Woman Killed While Walking Near Butler
Grace Campbell 74 of Petrolia was struck and killed by a car on Route 10076 near Petrolia 14 miles northeast of Butler Friday night. The driver Louis Birckbichler 120 Chicora faces no charges pending coroner's inquest.
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Butler
Petrolia
Grace Campbell
Louis R. Birckbichler
Chicora
White to join Supreme Court as fifth Democrat pick
Rhodes Scholar athlete and legal veteran White faces Senate confirmation amid debate over his qualifications. Kennedy praised White for a blend of legal practice government service and Navy duty, while Rep. Meader called the nomination a blow to the court. White, famed as Whizzer from Colorado and Notre Dame moments, has long tied to Kennedy campaigns and federal marshals work in Montgomery.
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Vinson
Kennedy
White
Bar Association
George Meader
R-Mich
House Judiciary Committee
Social Science Foundation
University of Denver
University of Colorado
Phi Beta Kappa
Justice Department
Atty
Robert
F. Kennedy
Colorado
Pittsburgh Steelers
Oxford
Kennedy Brothers
Joseph P. Kennedy
Court of St. James's
United States
Yale Law School
Detroit Lions
Solomons
Pacific
Fred M
Congress
Denver
National Volunteers
Montgomery
Freedom
Whitewill
Aine Man Supreme Court
Byron White
Byron R
Whizzer) White
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Oxford
England
Obituaries from Blairsville Homer City area deaths 1962
Obituaries list several Blairsville Homer City residents who died in late March and early April 1962. Earl G. Haupt 77, a retired Torrance State Hospital employee, Elizabeth Zerfoss 65, Clair Kinter 83, Paula Bianco 67, Mary Petro 89, Orpha McElhoes 35, and Mary Bendirth Tor. 72 are noted with birthplaces, survivors, and funeral details. Services set at Richard K. Shoemaker and Robison-Lytle funeral homes with mass and burial at local cemeteries.
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Earl G. Haupt
North Spring Street
Blairsville
Indiana County
William
Christine Miller Haupt
Torrance State Hospital
First Methodist Church of
Annie’ Fowler Haupt
Elmer
Elizabeth) Lyle
Ernest
Vivian) Waters
Tampa
Fla
Pearl Montgomery
Toledo
Ohio
Richard K. Shoemaker
H. M. Pape
Mary Petro
Wylie Avenue
Homer City
John and
Anna Kenosh
Czechoslovakia
St. Louis RC Church
Lucernemines
First Catholic Ladies Union
Graceton
Paul
Julia) Pruzinsky
Patrick J. Hallow
St. Louis Church
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Indiana
St .Elizabeth Society
Clair W. Kinter
Deckers Paint
Punxsutawney
William H
Sophia Allison Kinter
Ogden Park Lodge
A.F
A.M
Chicago
Ill
Pearle Burns Kinter
Claire
Harry R
Deckers Point
James R. Kinter
Dixonville
Daisy Kinter
Robinson-Lytle's
Clayton Straw
Greenwood Cemetery
Masonic Lodge 313
Paula, Bianco
Railroad Street
Anthony
Caroline Calla Bianco
Walston
Pauline Marsh Bianco
Arlene
Imogene
Gasper
Constance) Cardamone
Niagara
Falls
N.Y
Philip
Rose) iChiodo
West Palm Beach
Thomas Bianco
Raphael Villella
Antionette Sacco
James Bianco
Bianco
Modern Woodmen of America
United Mine Workers of Ame
St. Louis
Lucerne ‘Mines
St Louis
H. A. Podawski
Jollow
St. Bernard's Cemetery
George Askew
HomerCity
A. Graceton
Elizabeth Zerfoss
Indiana Hospital
Balivar
Alva
Margaret (Gilpatrick) Fisher
Two Lick Baptist Church
Eugene Zerfoss
Eugene Jr
Somerset
Guy
Oak Park
Edward Fisher
Transfer
Wesley Fisher
Robert Fisher
Oscar Fisher
New Cumberland
Noble
Margaret) Kennedy
Chateau
Mont
Richard T. Bell Funeral Home
Armstrong County
Elderton
George
Elizabeth McCreight
Rupert
Ivan Mathewson
McElhoes
Oakland Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Home
Toronto
George A. McElhoes
G. R
Marion)Wynkoop
Rob Linson
Rob Linson = Lylle’s
Frank A. Lawrence
Model's Case Rescheduled After Self-Represented Trial
Reed-haired model Eileen Anderson aged 25 returned to court after a jury trial in a red bathing suit revealing scars from an automobile collision. Judge Richard C. Filden vacated an $18,299 judgment, ordering a new trial due to errors by Anderson acting as her own attorney. The defense argued the award was excessive and that the jury was swayed by passion and prejudice.
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Los Angeles
Eileen Anderson
Superior Court
Richard C. Filden
Quinn Appeals To Kennedy Over West Coast Ship Strike
Hawaii Governor William F. Quinn, after a fruitless two week ship strike, wired President Kennedy from San Francisco appealing for help. He warned that the 12 Pacific Maritime Association shutdown endangers island unemployment and business with likely worsening impact.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Kennedy
Quinn
Tam
Pacific Maritime Association
International inspectors to test four US atomic plants
International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors will visit four US peaceful reactors as a dry run to prove inspections work. The Brookhaven graphite and medical reactors in New York, Argonne experimental BWR in Illinois, and the Piqua organic cooled reactor in Ohio will host 12 inspections yearly for one to two years starting June 1. The goal is to show the system can identify nonmilitary use and counter Soviet claims that West inspections are espionage.
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Washington
U.S
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Argonne National Laboratory
Piqua
Ohio
International Atomic Energy Agency
United States
Agency
Harlan Cleveland
Lineup of Supreme Court Now
Washington AP reports new lineup after Deputy Attorney General Byron R White is appointed to replace Justice Whittaker who retires. The nine justices include Chief Justice Warren, Black, Frankfurter, Douglas, Clark, Harlan, Brennan, Stewart, and White with party and appointment details.
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Washington (Ap
Byron R. White
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittaker
Karl Warren
Hugo L. Black
Felix Frankfurter
William QO. Douglas
Demo- Cta
Tom ¢. Clark
Brush Fires Ravage Pennsylvania Fire Crews
A rash of brush fires hit many parts of Pennsylvania on Friday due to dry weather. West Scranton suffered a major blaze that destroyed 12 buildings, including homes. Four firefighters were mildly injured and 30 residents were left homeless as 125 students were evacuated from a nearby grade school. 20 fire companies from up to 20 miles away fought the flames amid low water pressure from a burst main, with sparks triggering numerous smaller fires. Officials sought aid from demolition squads and local construction crews. a Service Co. plant lost about 100000 dollars in machinery and fire damage.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Abe Erie-Lackawanna
10Th Infantry
Rairoad Avenue
Pittsburgh
Mary Linevlia Painter Dies After Illness
Mary Linevlia Painter aged 4 passed away Saturday at home after illness. She was a charge of Rosefanecus Home and will be carried in Monday's Gazelle.
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Mary Linevlia Painter
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Peronist
Hubby
Liz
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Rhodes
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Mary Bendirch Tor
Yellow Creek Street
Homer Cry
Hungary
Torzok
John
Hosmer City
Leonard
Helen) Steving
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Ship Strike
Supreme Court
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