Youth receives life terms for killing three fishermen
Paul Eric Krueger, 18, pleaded guilty to the April 12, 1965, shootings of John Fox, Noel Little, and Van Carson, all from Corpus Christi. He received three concurrent life terms in Texas, waived appeals, and will be sent to Huntsville. A companion joined him on an unprovoked trip ending in the killings.
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Tom Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Paul Eric Krueger
Vic Solo
California
Krueger
San Clemente, Calif
Huntsville
John D. Fox
Noel D. Little
van D. Carson
Corpus Christi
Brenham
John Philip Angles
Hollywood
Cailif
Texas
State Reform School
Gatesville
UW announces new assistant to Harrington staff
University of Wisconsin President Fred Harvey Harrington will add a new special assistant to his staff in September. Robert F. Carbone, 36, currently a Phillips Foundation intern in academic administration on leave from Emory University in Atlanta, will join the UW administration.
War and Economy Seen Not Yet Shaping Voter Turnout
Nine states have held primaries with no clear voter impact from the Vietnam War or rising living costs. Party leaders note potential effects on fall congressional contests, as incumbents face limited opposition in primaries and party control stakes in the Senate and House remain uncertain.
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William T. Peacock
Washington
Viet Nam
Ins
Congress
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Wisconsin Newsmen To Hear AP Man
Samuel G. Blackman of New York City AP general news editor will speak at the Wisconsin Associated Press Association spring meeting in Oshkosh May 20 and 21. The program also features UW journalism director Harold Nelson and other editors. Blackman discusses the importance of writing and recounts early assignments including the Lindbergh kidnaping and major disasters.
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Oshkosh
Samuel G. Blackman
New York City
Associated Press
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
David A. Yuenger
Green Bay Press - Gazette
Wisconsin
Worldwide News Cooperative
Harold L. Nelson
School of Journalism
The
University of Wisconsin
Harry L. Sonneborn
Milwaukee Sentinel
Harry Hill
Milwaukee Journal
Wade Mosby
Milwaukee Journal Green Sheet
TV Screen Magazine
Austin Bealmear
Milwaukee
Hill
Association
Blackman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Morro Castle
Akron
Hindenburg
Odrinex Ad Promises Fat Loss Guarantee
An advertisement touts Odrinex fat loss tablets available without prescription. It claims quick weight reduction and a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied, with Spell's Drug Stores handling sales and mail orders.
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Spell’s Drug
Main
Gillette
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West Virginia
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Nebraska
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