Death penalty sought in two Chicago area murders
A Chicago jury recommended death for Vin cent Ciucci for killing his wife and three children to marry another woman, with a pending murder count for a second daughter. Ciucci, 29, already sentenced to nine years for the wife and one child murders, faces a January hearing on a new trial motion. In New Jersey, Eugene Monahan, 4th year old, was executed for a tavern robbery and slayings, after his father’s trial revealed the boy helped plan the crime. Monahan’s son Michael, 15, remains in state reform school.
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Convicted killer dies in Texas electric chair
Donald Hawkins Brown, 25, executed in Huntsville Texas after declaring capital punishment desirable and lamenting the absence of his prosecutors and death house witnesses. Brown was convicted of shooting Edwin Campbell, 26, a loan collector, on New Year’s Eve 1952 and burning the body in Campbell’s gasoline sealed car.
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Martin Assigned to Probe L A Liquor Irregularities
Gov. Goodwin J Knight announced that Martin will lead the investigation into liquor license irregularities in Los Angeles County. The move aims to speed the probe and draws on Martin’s extensive Southern California experience and prior work with Orange County officials.
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Fathers Fined for Letting Youngsters Violate Curfew
In Ann Arbor Michigan three men were convicted Tuesday of permitting children under 16 to violate the city curfew. Judge Francis L. O'Brien fined the Rev William Landers and Louis Karnes the top fines while toolmaker Nadine received a lower penalty for failing to supervise his relatives in a stolen car incident. The curfew ordinance requires parents to control their children and ensure obedience.
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Marines replace short timers in 1st Division amid Korea redeploy
Nearing a scheduled departure, about two thousand A S Marine veterans with long service in the Far East arrive to relieve short timers in the 1st Marine Division as it prepares to leave Korea.
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