Thorne Death Case Postponed Two Weeks by Inquest Panel
A Chicago coroner delays the inquest into Thorne's death for at least two weeks as a panel of pathologists reviews autopsy findings. The examination aims to confirm if punctures in his veins came from narcotic injections before his death on June 19. Earlier testimony included statements about Thorne smoking marijuana. exhumation and microscopic studies proceeded to clarify causes and estate details.
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SuzAnne Books
Walter McCarron
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Miss Rooks
Thorne
Uwpiaa
Montgomery Ward
Thoran
Ma Deere Alata Snea
Walter E
McCarron
Thorne Teft
Maureen Ragen
Aleen
Marion
Charles Magistra
Akron
Ohio
Fordham University
Magistra
Fort Dix court martial orders punish two officers
An Army lieutenant and a sergeant face trial for mass disciplinary action after forcing Company L to stand at attention for an hour in 0 degree heat. Col. Parl R. Ringler ordered the hearings set for July 9. Morgan of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and Sgt Richard J. Witbeck of Wellington Ohio were relieved of duties as a result. Several soldiers reportedly fainted during the incident detailed in the inquiry.
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FT. DIX
Parl R. Ringler
272Nd Infantry
Roy M. Cohn
G. David Schine
Ringler
Robert S. Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
Richard J. Witbeck
Wellington
Ohio
Morgan
Witbeck
Death-Driven Lift From Dallas Hotel Ledge Ends Peacefully
Divinity student Joe Clark Jr 1296 perched on a Dallas hotel ledge for hours before Police Chief Curry and Patrolman Ingargiola coaxed him inside with coffee and cigarettes. Clark claimed to fear people and later identified himself at a Parkland Hospital psych ward. He had undergone foot surgeries and donated blood many times in Boston.
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Dallas
Mountain Dallas
Joe Clark Jr
Corpus Christi
aWoyee
Assi
J. E. Curry T
Tony Ingargiola
Clark
C. R. Chanaberry
Ingargiola
Curry
Ingargicla
Parkland Hospital
Fires Damages Cairo and Alexandria Libraries
Fires damaged libraries in Cairo and Alexandria causing about 3500 in losses. Small incendiary devices were found by police an hour after the blazes began, with about 500 books and eyeglasses reported destroyed. A second library fire in Alexandria failed to explode.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Baryvie
Information Agency
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