Prisoner Expected Release By Early April
The report cites sources predicting the inmate will be released by April 1. Officials declined further comment.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1964
Page
8
The report cites sources predicting the inmate will be released by April 1. Officials declined further comment.
Akron police say a former mental patient admitted strangling 12 year old Marion Brubaker near Akron in a Portage Lakes woods. William Lewis 49 of Hubbard was arrested in Canton after investigators questioned over 300 people in a 19 month case. The victim, daughter of Rev Clair D Brubaker, was found nude in August 1962. no sexual assault indicated.
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. was treated for a brain concussion at Wilford Hall Hospital on Lackland Air Force Base after a bathtub accident in his apartment on February 26. The 42 year old Ohio senator aspirant, a former astronaut, was transferred from Columbus, Ohio, to the base hospital on Friday. Doctors offered no speculation on his condition.
Former Polish Underground fighter who joined at 15 recalls wartime service and postwar struggles. He later studied at Trinity College Dublin, earned a PhD from Indiana University, and now teaches Soviet Government and International Politics at KU while awaiting U.S. citizenship. He and his wife Rebecca Brennan have a young daughter Ellen.
President Johnson plans a major speech on U S Latin American policy centered on the Alliance for Progress. He will also send a foreign aid plan to Congress, detailing a shake up by an interdepartmental committee led by Undersecretary George W Ball, with the first meeting of the Inter American Committee on March 16.
Donald Elbel, 45, of Kansas City, found guilty on 15 counts of using the mails to defraud over Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co investments. He was acquitted on seven counts after a 14 hour jury deliberation. The firm later went bankrupt with $1.7 million losses to depositors. some recovery was made. Elbel’s lawyers planned motions for new trial and appeal.
Twenty two Kansas University Air Force ROTC cadets receive promotions led by John Roger of Belle Plains to cadet lieutenant colonel. Promoted to cadet major are Charles Baker Jack Klausen Eldon Franklin Robert McFarlane and Francis Gerlack with other juniors seniors and special students named. Cadet teaching sergeants include Barney Barnes Joseph Chaney Terry Oldham Henry White and Gregory Wilder. Cadet staff sergeants are Gordon Junge Kelley Cap and Barry Cohen.
John Edward Connolly age 72, once a bareback riding star with the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, died Friday in Galveston. He was gassed in World War I and retired in 1940 due to a lung disorder after ten years as a musician with dance bands. He later managed a local music store.
Ferne Vanderhoof of 2039 Naismith Dr died Friday. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m Tuesday at the Cooper Warren Chapel conducted by Rev Harold M Mallett with burial in Vinland Cemetery.
A 23 member Sedgwick County delegation arrived at the 4th District Republican convention with instructions to back national convention delegates who favor Sen. Barry Goldwater. The district will elect two delegates to the national convention and propose one at large to the state convention as Kansas shows twenty delegates overall. Notables include Rep. Garner F E Shriver and candidates like Sam Mellinger Henry Crane and Ross Beech Jr with potential bids from Gov. John Anderson and Dick Rogers. Sedgwick endorsed Vernon L. Williams for district delegate who would back Goldwater.
Patricia Kohs 21 a former stripper at a Jack Ruby nightclub in Dallas is held on charges of possession of dangerous drugs and marijuana. Police arrested her at a bus station as she traveled from Dallas to Florida and she could be returned to Dallas to testify in Ruby's murder trial.
In Nicosia, Turkish Cypriots seek reunion as about 200 Turkish hostages held by Greek Cypriots prompt actions. Archbishop Makarios orders hostage release to Red Cross, while two more deaths raise tensions. UN commander Prem Singh Gyani says hostage releases from both sides could ease the situation. Dr Fazil Kuchuk says Turks will free Greek hostages if Makarios keeps pledge. he notes Greeks held 207 Turkish Cypriots.
Mrs. Marina Oswald says she does not want Jack Ruby executed for killing her husband Lee Harvey Oswald. She tells the Dallas Morning News she does not believe in capital punishment and that no human has the right to take another's life when there is no war.
Movie star Natalie Wood is named Star of the Year by the United Theatre Owners of the Heart of America at their Kansas City convention. About 2000 attendees from 40 states and three foreign countries were present. George Willhoit and John Newcomer of Commonwealth Theaters attended from Lawrence, with Willhoit on organ. Keynote speaker was former actor George Murphy.
Los Angeles AP. The jury in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case begins deliberations after Judge East notes no direct evidence of a publicity staged abduction. Defendants Keenan Amsler and Irwin face kidnapping and conspiracy charges for the December 8 incident at a Lake Tahoe motel. Sinatra Jr. was released after a $240000 ransom.
Local market report lists wheat at 1.91 ear corn 1.05 shell 1.15 mile 1.69 soybeans 2.01 barley 90 oats 75. Egg prices at Harwood's Market show large eggs A 28 and medium A large B 26 undergrades 20 current receipts 23.
AP reports consumer egg grades with large A 27 to 31 cents per dozen, medium A 26 to 28, small A 19 to 21, large B 26 to 27. Wholesale eggs list large 30 to 33, mediums 29 to 31. Poultry prices show heavy hens five pounds and up 12, light hens five pounds and up 8, hens under five 6, capons seven to eight. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 12 percent and at plant 13 to 13 percent.
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