God Told Me Says Farmer Who Killed Four of Family
Gabriel Richard Trifari a 30 year old chicken farmer told police that God commanded him to kill his parents Maxim 65 his sister Olea 36 and his brother Maxim Jr 31 with a crowbar He led investigators to his Howell township farm then surrendered at Lakewood police station He described prayers afterward and claimed further acts God told him to tear his eyes out authorities said The grisly scene included a blood stained home and a farm shed with four bodies in various locations
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Tritari
Howell Township
Trffari
Lakewood
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Trifari
Unclaimed furniture sale at Custom Craft Furniture
Unclaimed furniture offer includes two living room sets and a modern dinette at reduced prices. The ad lists a 418 W Mesquite address and phone DU 2-9080 with weekly payment options.
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Madra Group
Lovely Beeroome
Orig
Pilot trades wrecked plane for ride home
Fred M. Smith, a farmer near Mingham Alabama, said a Navy pilot crashed his private plane into a tree on his farm and then swapped the wreck for a ride to town. He identified the pilot as Ens. R. T. Zimmerman Jr. of Groton Connecticut, who signed over the wreckage and left for San Antonio. The plane ran out of gas and the Navy man had attempted an emergency landing in a field. He was unharmed and described as a young man about 22.
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Smith
Navy
Tito Visits May Widen East Bloc Rift
MOSCOW (UPI) Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito neared the end of a visit that may widen the split between China and Russia past the healing point. Tito held talks with Khrushchev in the Kremlin and at a hunting lodge and praised Khrushchev's Cuban crisis handling and peaceful coexistence. Tass and Pravda noted a rare tea with Tito’s wife, describing it as a friendly atmosphere.
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Soviet Bloc
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Soviet Union
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Eastern Europe
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Pravda
Tass
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British Wife Visits Wynne, Then Returns to London
Mrs Sheila Wynne, 41, visited her imprisoned husband Greville Wynne in Lubanka Prison Moscow before being told she cannot see him again during her stay. Soviet press links Wynne to an espionage ring with five American diplomats and a Russian citizen. Wynne, arrested in Budapest on Nov 2, was transferred to Moscow and reportedly confessed. Mrs. Wynne plans no immediate appeal and may return if a trial is announced.
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London
Mrs. Wynne
Greville Wynne
Graywalled
Lubanka
Moscow
Wynne
Francis Gary Powers
Budapest
Goldfish Heart Beat Starts Bulldozer Demo
In Dallas a tiny goldfish heartbeat triggered a bulldozer during a ground breaking for Biometrics Instrument Corp. Electrical stimulation from a fish in water, picked up by electrodes and amplified, powered the transmitter that controlled the bulldozer.
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Goldfish
Dallas
UPS
Biometrics Instrument Corp
Biometrics
South Korea approves new constitution in referendum
The Central Referendum Management Committee reports about 85 percent turnout with more than 90 percent yes votes for the military regime's constitutional amendment. Gen Park Chung-hee says the vote marks a democratic milestone and promises a civilian government next year.
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Korea
UPI
Central
Park
Kim Chong Pil
Central Intelligence Agency
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