Seek Release of Suspect in Girls Killing
An 18 year old boy, Norman William Hager of Lewisdale Maryland, detained after two girls were killed at a Maryland picnic ground, seeks habeas corpus release. He was a former boyfriend of one victim and aided in the search near the woodland scene. The hearing before Prince Georges County Circuit Judge Charles C. Marbury was set today.
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Washington
Atty George McLeish
Prince Georges County
Charles C. Marbury
Upper Marlboro
Nancy Marie Shomette
Michael Ann Ryan
University of Maryland
Willows Gas Well Blows Out Spouting Mud and Lake Forms
Crews worked today to pump cement and oil into the Hill Eldridge No. 1 gas well six miles east of Willows. The well blew out late Wednesday, spewing muddy water high into the air. The crater reached 75 feet across and a lake of nearly three acres formed. Santa Maria Co drilling for General Petroleum was at 5,000 feet when the blowout occurred.
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Willows
Eldridge No. 1
Santa Maria Co
General Petroleum
Two Million Dollar Methodist Hospital Planned for Arcadia
In Arcadia a two million dollar Methodist hospital will be built within a month, funded by the sale of the Los Angeles hospital to the county. Walter R. Hoefflin Jr. announced at the Southern California Arizona Methodist Conference. The drive aims to raise one and a half million dollars, with radio and film efforts to spread the gospel and reach people, while moderator remarks praised the conference’s dissemination skills.
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Redlands
Arcadia
I@ale
Radio and Film Commission
Arcadia Pie
Bepsert
Harry C. Spencer
The
Methodist Church Radio and Film Commission
Nashville, Tenn
Everett W. Palmer
Limit Murder Count in Kluckhohn Trial
In Raleigh North Carolina the charge against Richard Kluckhohn was limited to manslaughter and a second degree murder verdict was ruled out. Judge Williams ruled the case to be decided by a Wake County superior court jury after motions by defense attorney Howard Manning. The maximum manslaughter penalty is 20 years, while second degree murder carries up to 30 years. The defendant, son of Harvard faculty members, testified under cross examine about the shooting of Bernice Seawell, a 43 year old Arlington worker.
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Raleigh
Richard Kluckhohn
Wake County Superior Court
Clawson
Williams
Lester V._ Chalmers
Atty
Howard Manning
Wiliams
Manning
Bernice Seawell
Arlington
Harvard University
Industrialist Hugh H I Glen Found Dead In Garage
Los Angeles police list the death of industrialist Hugh Hi Glen 57 as death by his own action. His body was found Thursday in a garage with a bullet wound to the right temple and a rifle nearby. Glen led Johnston Pump Co Pasadena and Emsco Engineering Co St Albans England. Detectives say three notes were left to his wife a son and his father showing despondency over ill health.
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Los Angeles
Hugh Hi. Glen
Glen
Johnston Pump Co
Pasadena
Emsco Engineering Co
St. Albans
Hertsfordshire
England
Jane
Robert EF. Glen
Two Buildings Burn in Fla Tourist Town
Fire in Silver Springs Florida destroyed two buildings housing a restaurant gift shop and main offices of Silver Ray Jr. The blaze started about 4 a.m. in the tourist town causing estimated damage near 250000 dollars.
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Fla
Silver Springs
Fils
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Bellflower
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Fred Herman
Tith
Ee Rie
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Aki
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