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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
6
Assistant Professor Richard Anglett i notes Jeanne-Marie Darre gave an all Chopin program in the University Concert Course. Her 14 Waltzes and the B Minor Sonata showcased poetic tone, dynamic range, and prodigious technique drawing praise and a single Beethoven encore.
Queen Mother Elizabeth, 66, had an abdominal operation at King Edward VII Hospital for partial obstruction relief. A six-doctor bulletin declared her condition satisfactory. She had checked in Tuesday night for a routine checkup and was to stay a day or two. no details of the procedure were released.
Police probe the sixth strangling in Cincinnati linking it to the Aug. 14 slaying of 31 year old Barbara Bowman. A 29 year old man is questioned in the two cases and five prior stranglings as residents buy more guns and tear gas amid fear.
Alaska state police used tear gas and riot guns to quell two disturbances involving 28 prisoners at Juneau city jail. The unrest followed complaints about cold dinner. Prisoners smashed a TV and showers and attempted to set fire to the building before officers separated them and moved inmates to another section.
Detectives in Columbus seek the murder weapon in the Oct. 17 bludgeoning of Rev. Dr. Robert W. Spike at the United Christian Center. They target William R. Minor 23 after a confession, while relatives dispute his involvement. Minor allegedly described a club used in the crime.
The Midwest and Ohio Valley saw snow and cold rain with an inch reported in Peru Indiana and more expected across the state. One inch rainfalls were noted in Tennessee Alabama and northwestern Florida while New York set a record high of 66 for December 9. Gale warnings remained along the upper Pacific Coast as rain moved inland and mountains faced snow.
Felix Giordano 69 operated a small market at 2309 East Ninth for 20 years. He had survived about 20 robberies, including a 1952 incident when his wife Margaret killed an assailant after a $17 robbery. In 1958 he was beaten by robbers who took $50. Friday his wife found his body bound with his apron, shot, and a television set plus $75 to $100 missing.
Reverend Floyd Huff of the Full Gospel Christian Assembly with Rev. Max Manning of Topeka will drive three weeks into Old Mexico visiting Monterrey Santo Domingo Pachuca San Juan and Oaxaca before Guatemala City. He will distribute about 200 Spanish New Testament copies.
Billy enjoys breakfast in Santa Land as Tweedieknees discovers the magic words to free the moon from its sealed box. The whimsical tale blends fantasy with holiday charm and quirky characters in a playful adventure.
In the seaside tale Billy and Santa seek the Harp Witch to stop the giant Goko. A secret spelling book proves misread, while Theodore Turtle carries them to Keepaway Island. The Witch demands the Rosanna Ruby to ensnare Goko, promising a trap when he wears the jewel.
Daily guidance covers Aries to Pisces with cautions and remedies. Emphasis on responsibility, harmony, patience, and practical steps to improve relationships, finances, and work while avoiding unnecessary risk.
In Allegheny County a five week trial ends with Richard Mayberry Dominic Codispodi and Herbert Laynes convicted of attempting prison escape from Western State They were gagged bound in straitjackets after disruptive outbursts during the proceeding Sentencing set for Monday
Willie Oliver 20 of Hutchinson admitted wounding Airman Steven Becker 18 of Philadelphia at Hutchinson Air National Guard Base. Oliver, who fired from a passing car, left Becker with a leg injury. No motive given. Also noted are Laramine 20 Reseda and Sanderson 18 Long Beach charged with transporting stolen cars. Rothering 24 pleads not guilty to threatening the President. trial set for January.
In Peking, Peng Chen former mayor of Beijing and several intellectuals including Tien Han were subjected to a two hour Red Guard trial after being dragged from their homes by youths last Sunday. Kyodo News reported Red Guard wall newspapers and Tanjug cited Peng as a powerful figure whose verdict remains unclear.
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