Trial Interruption in Md Murder Trial of Mrs Hargis
In Upper Marlboro Maryland the trial of Mrs Denver D Hargis charged with killing four children was halted when she screamed I told you I was guilty The outburst came as bullets were identified near the bodies and the judge allowed the defense to call witnesses amid prior orders restricting sedatives The couple’s history and the defendant’s insanity plea shaped the tense proceedings with her estranged husband and witnesses present
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Denver D. Hargis
Prince Georges County Circuit Court
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Rep
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JD. Hargis
Betty Crofts
Preston B. Rowland
Maryland
Atty
Arthur A. Marshall Jr
Bowie
Springs Grove State Hospital
Defense Department Calls 26,500 for July Draft
The Defense Department announced a July draft quota of 26,500 inductees. All draftees will serve in the Army. The July call exceeds June by 11,500 but falls short of May by about 8,000.
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Defense Department
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Johnson Hopes for Clearing Weather at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson sought sunshine as he arrived in Texas for a long weekend at his LBJ Ranch. Weather has been soggy across central Texas. he traveled from Washington with Lady Bird and planned a 60 mile hop to the ranch.
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Nations worry overcommitment and Viet Nam policy
Fulbright warns against overreaching global campaigns while noting democratic caution. Ribicoff urges UN observers for Viet Nam elections, rejected by U Thant as unrealistic. Nixon calls Johnson critics peace at any price and argues withdrawal would worsen future conflict.
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Spencer Library to Honor Kenneth Spencer With New University Building
The Spencer Research Library will be housed in a new building on a promontory overlooking the Kansas River valley. It will hold Special Collections, the Kansas Collection, University Archives, and a large storage stack. The Kenneth A. Spencer Room and 68 faculty studies will anchor facilities for scholarly research and regional resources.
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Gerritsen
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Lawrence High Hosts Employer-Employee Dinner Honors Students
The Employer-Employee Dinner recognizes Lawrence High students in distributive education and on the job training programs. Virginia Miller, a sales clerk at Guenther Jewelry for seven years, is praised for reliability and program contributions. Principal Bill Medley to speak. other coordinators and guests from distributive education and trade programs scheduled to attend.
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Route 2
Lawrence High
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Lawrence
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Kathie Reed
Marsha DeGraff
Gary Gish
Trade and Industry
Tour of Schools Draws 75 Leaders in Lawrence
About 75 local business and industry leaders are slated to visit Lawrence Unified District No. 479 on Education-Business-Industry Day. Hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and schools, the group will tour 11 elementary schools and four junior/senior campuses with visits split among groups, starting 8:45 a.m. and ending with a 12:30 p.m. lunch at Lawrence High.
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Two thefts reported as police investigate
Police are investigating two thefts reported Thursday. Mrs. Bill Dillon of 533 Elm says an air conditioner worth 250 dollars was stolen from her garage. Two mosaics valued at 70 dollars were stolen from the First Methodist Church at 46 Vermont. The items are believed taken in late April.
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