Parole Sought for Mornard in Trotsky Killing Case
Jacques Mornard, the man who killed Leon Trotsky, may seek parole as he nears eligibility after serving 13 years and 4 months of a 19½ year sentence plus six months for a concealed weapon. A judge said Mornard told him he had applied for parole and been refused. Mexico City officials say no release petition has been filed yet.
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Duke Weds Woman Named in Divorce in London
The wealth— and scandal — surrounding the Duke of Roxburghe ends as he marries Mrs. Elizabeth Chureh in London registrar offices after a December divorce due to adultery. The ceremony, private and nine minutes, follows a turbulent court battle over Floors Castle and remarriage rules under Scottish law.
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Legion Leader Denies VA Hospital Charge Basis
American Legion national commander Arthur J. Connell said investigations found no basis for claims that veterans who could pay were mistreated in Veterans Administration hospitals. He cited a review of thousands of cases across 28 hospitals and called the charges unfounded. He also stressed support for national security training and a broad citizen reserve program.
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Washington U St Louis Dean Named Beloit President Elect
Dr Miller Upton 37 dean of the school of business and public administration at Washington University of St Louis is named president elect of Beloit College Wisconsin.
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President Eisenhower Fires San Antonio Air Materiel Chief
President Eisenhower has removed Major Paul S. Nice as assayer and retired the San Antonio Air Materiel Area official at the end of February. Charles O. Parker of Broomfield is named as his replacement. Nice, a Democrat, has declined to comment on the resignation and had been with the mint since 1944.
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