Thompson Appeal Sent To Minn High Court
Thompson, serving a life term for the March 6 murder of his wife, filed an appeal from a Hennepin County District Court conviction with the Minnesota Supreme Court. Attorneys Hyam Segell and William Fallon also asked for bond pending review.
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ST. Paul
Hennepin County
Minnesota Supreme Court
T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Hyam Segell
William Fallon
Supreme Court
Zelin ske Favored By Veterans Points In Warden Case
Wisconsin State Board of Personnel ruled Walter Zelinske qualified for chief warden of the Conservation Department after veterans preference points were applied to his exam scores. Beghin of Madison challenged the process, but the board upheld the use of five veteran points, noting the practice has existed 26 years. Zelinske had been acting chief warden since Hadland’s retirement and was permanently appointed November 8. Beghin had sought an injunction later dismissed as the case could reopen if he appeals.
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State Board of Personnel
Conservation Department
Walter Zelinske
Kenneth Beghin
Zelinske
Beghin
Bureau
George Hadland
Wisconsin Civil Service
No State Funds For Yale Party Warns Wisconsin Audit
Madison AP reports State Auditor J. J. Keliher warned that Christmas parties are enjoyable but not a necessary state expense. The 1962 UW Memorial Union audit notes the union hosts a small annual party for employees, but state rules do not authorize such gifts.
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YALE
Keliher
Memorial Union
Stains From Garage Probed in Murder Case
Outagamie county Sheriff Calvin Spice ordered analysis of stains from the garage floor at the Black Creek home of Florence Kilsdonk who was slain. Investigators suspect blood or animal matter and will have technicians from the State Crime Laboratory examine them as part of the ongoing case. The 28 year old housewife was found dead by her husband Marvin and their infant son was nearby. Authorities said she likely died about eight hours earlier and the force continues with five officers on the investigation and a public appeal for information.
Mrs. Haukedahl Free Home For Christmas
Mrs Helen Haukedahl 46 now sane per psychiatrists verdict freed from custody after sanity hearing. She previously faced murder charges for killing Dorothy Bitautis on a Kenosha street last spring and was acquitted by reason of temporary insanity. She leaves with a daughter for Christmas from Winnebago State Hospital after court commitment.
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Haukedahl
Dorothy Bitautis
Police Department
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