Young Actress Faces Charge of Murder
A 24 year old actress in Los Angeles faces a possible murder complaint after she says she shot Tom Gilson 29, a TV bit player, at point blank range when he broke into her sister’s home and threatened her and her child. She said Gilson beat her during their troubled romance and she fired only after he demanded entrance and threatened to kill them.
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Los Angeles
YPI
District Attorney's Office
Sandra Edwards
Munner
Tom Gilson
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Gilson
Tilson
Connie E Davis
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Wanted by FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives Payne
Federal charges accuse Donald Leroy Payne of raping an 18 year old Houston dancer on July 10 1959 after posing as a dance troupe manager. He is linked to a 12 year old boy assault and faces interstate flight charges to avoid prosecution. Payne is described as dangerous with multiple scars and a tattoo and is urged to contact local FBI with information.
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Donald Leroy Payne
FBI
Houston
Texas
Payne
Haskell
Oklahoma
Christine
Cuban President Dorticos heckled at UN address
Cuban President Dorticos faced repeated interruptions by anti Castro hecklers during his UN General Assembly speech. He urged condemnation of Kennedy era embargo measures while police reinforced security inside and outside the UN. Adlai Stevenson said communism in the Americas is non negotiable and the US will not tolerate aggression.
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UPI
Osvalio Dortices
United Nations
Kennedy
Cuba
First Avenue
Dorticos
General Assembly
Stevenson
United States
Hemisphere
Supreme Court Considers Bible Readings in Schools
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if state authorized Bible reading or the Lord's Prayer in public schools violates the Constitution. Maryland and Pennsylvania challenges, led by Madalyn Murray and Edward F. and Edith Schemp, seek to curb school day Bible practices and prayers as unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
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Washington
High Ounal
Maryand
Pennsylvania
Confou Rsy
Cautsch
State
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Maryland
Madalyn E. Murray
Baltimore
William J. Murray III
Maryland Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Edward JL. Fchempp
Federal court cases show varied pleas in Las Vegas
A Las Vegas federal court session saw Johnny Edward Davis and Rose Marie Davis plead not guilty to a Mann Act white slavery charge over alleged prostitution involving a Detroit girl. They posted $2,000 bonds. Others, including Haymond Jack Hoe alias Ronald Davis, Leo J Weisand, Robert E Benson, and Robert J Dial, faced indictments or sentencing dates on mail fraud, forged securities, stealing, obscene mail, and related counts. Local docket items noted youths charged with transporting a stolen car and cases set for next week or after Oct 22.
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Detroit
Las Vegas
Johnny Edward
Rose Marie Davis
Roger Foley, Jr
Helen Mae Alto
Davis
Haymond Jack Hoe
Ronald Davis
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Leo J. Weisand
Robert E. Benson
Long Beach
Calif
Foley
Robert J. Dial
Lonely Hearts Correspondence Club
Notice to Respond in Nevada Divorce Suit 1942 43
The Eighth Judicial District Court Clark County Nevada requires Lavon Rahm to serve attorney G William Coulthard at 308 Fremont Street Las Vegas Nevada with the complaint within 21 days after service. If not done judgment by default may be entered dissolving bonds of matrimony between the parties per the complaint. Clerk Helen Scott Reed Deputy Clerk Alfben Oconger. Dates Sept 24 1942 Oct 18 23 30 Nov 6 1943.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
County of
Clark
Lavon Rahm
Helen Scott Reed
Ry Atlfen Oconger
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