Witches No Longer With It in Salem
In Salem Massachusetts Laurie Cabot the witch of Salem talks like a scientist about parapsychology and crystalline theory while living surrounded by witch paraphernalia and pets. She notes about 300 witches in the area and plans a Halloween Witches Ball to fund a psychic research center. Pennie Cabot a child complains about wearing black as villagers react to witch culture.
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Salem
Mass
UPI
Laurie Cabot
New England
Sanford
Duke
Pennie Cabot
Pennie
Judge Trial To Resume In Swainson Bribery Case
Detroit witness John J. Whalen 29 set to testify in the bribery conspiracy trial of State Supreme Court Justice John Swainson 50 and Harvey Wish 45. Swainson, a WWII veteran and former Michigan governor, faces charges tied to trading influence for cash to aid Whalen’s burglary appeal. The first week featured 10 hours of FBI tapes with Whalen, who was an FBI informer, while Whalen’s long criminal history is noted.
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Detroit
UPI
State Supreme Court
John Swainson
John J. Whalen
Swainson
Harvey Wish
Michigan
Nish
Whalen
FBI
Guam jail release frees wanted murder suspect to Japan
A 24 year old California murder suspect Roberta Callope de Guz man Kelley left Guam for Japan after being released by Superior Court Judge Paul J Abbate due to delayed extradition requests. Her husband Bernard B Kelley was arrested in Hawaii on murder charges.
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Guam
UPI
California
Japan
Roberta Callope de Guzman Kelley
FBI
Claude A. Miller
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Kelley
Superior Court
Paul J. Abbate
Manila
Eureka
Calif
Abbate
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