Woman Is Freed Of Responsibility In Death of Boy
In Cleveland, Marian Colby, 41, acquitted of first degree murder in the death of John Cremer Young Jr., found innocent by reason of insanity. Judges questioned Ohio insanity law, ordered her committed to Lima State Hospital pending sanity review. Prosecution said she lured the boy to her home, shot him, and hid the body in Gates Mills.
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John Cremer Young
Young
Marian K. Colby
Donald F. Lybarger
Mrs. Young
Colby
John Cremer Young Jr
Shaker Heights
Youngs
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Lybarger
John M. Manos
John L. Angelotta
Ohio
Gates Mills
Dane
Cleanup of Stalin image to be debated at Soviet congress
Moscow reports say the Soviet Communist party congress will revise its stance on Stalin. It is expected to praise his role in modernizing the USSR while still assigning blame for his excesses. Plays critical of Stalin are not expected to be shown in Moscow theatres for at least two weeks.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Stalin
Soviet Union
Cervantes Day Set For April Twenty Third At Mt Oread
The Kansas University Cervantes Day program on April 23 includes a lecture and the Kansas chapter annual meeting of the Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese plus a student variety show. Ana Maria Matute, a Spanish novelist and visiting professor at Indiana University, is the speaker.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Association of Teachers of
Don Quixote
Department of Spanish and
Portugese
Ana Maria Matute
Indiana University
Goldberg Encourages UN Role in Viet Nam at UC Berkeley
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg spoke at the University of California Berkeley Charter Day ceremonies urging a larger United Nations role in South Vietnam. He later defended U.S. policy at a 7,000 attendee forum, while protesters outside and inside expressed mixed views on the war.
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Calif
Arthur J. Goldberg
University of California Berkeley
U.N
Goldberg
Hearst
Franz Schurmann
University
Center of Chinese Studies
Faculty Peace Committee
Reginald Zelnick
Nelson Algren to Speak at Kansas Union
Nelson Algren the National Book Award winner will give a 4 p.m. lecture titled Where Did Everybody Go or I Heard a Crash on the Highway in the Big Eight Room Kansas Union. He is known for The Man with the Golden Arm and A Walk on the Wild Side.
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Nelson Algren
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Algren
Hemingway
Humphrey To Speak At AP Annual Meeting In New York
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will address the Associated Press annual meeting on April 25 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. The luncheon will bring together about 1,500 media executives and wives. The program includes a morning show and a business session with officer elections. Six directors will be elected for three-year terms and one for a one-year term to replace Harry F. Byrd Jr. who resigned. Names of nominees include Richard H. Amberg, John Cowles Jr., Joe M. Dealey, Martin Hayden, James L. Knight, William F. Knowland, Paul Miller, and Thomas Vail.
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Viet Nam
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Waldorf-Astoria
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Johnson
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U.S. Senate
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St. Louis
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John Cowles Jr
Minneapolis
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Tribune
Joe M. Dealey
Dallas
Tex
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Hayden
Detroit
Mich
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Miami
Fla
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Oakland
Calif
Rochester
N.Y
Times-Union
Democrat & Chronicle
Thomas Vail
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Max E. Nussbaum
Moultrie
Observer
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence Journal-World
New York State
Gene Robb
Albany
Knickerbocker News and Times-Union
Edwin S
Teenager Killed in Sports Car Crash Near Manhattan
In Manhattan Kansas a 17 year old high school student Michael Bryan Kershner was killed and his companion badly injured when a sports car left Stag Hill road and plunged 50 feet down an embankment. The car owned by Mike Morran Jr of Ogden was unbelted. Kershner died from head injuries per coroner Dr Philip Hostetter.
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Kan
Michael Bryan Kershner
Hansen gives wealth plans and foundation in last will
Phillipsburg AP Hansen, 82, rich from oil, land and banking, drafted three wills to direct an 8.7 million estate. The 1964 will created a 1 million family trust and a western Kansas foundation run by trustees. Dispute centers on influence by associates and a nephew's challenge in Phillips County court. Judge Ryan sets brief deadlines and will hear arguments May 3 with possible appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Phillipsburg, Kan
Dane G. Hansen
Logan
Kan
Hansen
William B. Ryan
Phillips County
Phillips County District Court
Ryan
Kansas Supreme Court
Western Kansas
George T. Hansen Jr
Salt Lake City
Oscar F. Belin
Wichita
Ralph E. Reitz
Salina
James W. Baird
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Boyd
Food From Home Saves Life of US Soldier
Lt. James L. Fuller Jr., 23, credits life saving food from home for his survival after a hand grenade hit his Jeep in Vietnam. He wrote from a hospital bed to his mother describing how the food boxes in the seat beside him kept him alive.
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Louisville
Viet Nam
James L. Fuller Jr
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