Sugary death scene in Finch trial described as soap opera
In a Los Angeles courtroom the state ridiculed Dr. R Bernard Finch for a court room death scene it says was soap opera theater designed to dramatize his wife Barbara Jean Finch 36 shot last July 18. Prosecutor Fred N Whichello condemned the scene as the biggest absurdity and pressed for a verdict in the murder and conspiracy case against Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff 23.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Fred N. Whichello
Dr. Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Texas Grain Conference Sees Quarantine Reform and Relief Hoped
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White predicts imminent quarantine revision to ease movement of grain to the West Coast and relief from harassment of grain shipments. About 280 people attended the sixth annual Grain Drying and Storage Conference at Texas Tech as officers were named for the 1961 session.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
John C. White
White
Texas Tech
Fred Rabe
Dallas
Fred T. Dines
Amarillo
F.N. Robinson
Jack Brown
Lubbock
Bill Morrison
Gene Linn
Ira Williams
Paul Farr
California
Coton
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
C. H. Moselely
Commodity Stablization Service
Oklahoma
Israelis kill Arab infiltrators near Gaza border
An Israeli patrol killed one Arab, wounded another, and captured a third as Arabs attempted to infiltrate Israeli territory. The details were reported to United Nations headquarters in the Gaza Strip.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPID
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Mrs. Cannon Rites Held in Andrews Church
Rites for 33 year old Mrs. Jimmie Cannon were held at Means Memorial Methodist Church in Andrews with Rev. M C Long and Rev. Tilden Armstrong officiating. Burial followed at Andrews Cemetery. Surviving are husband in Brownfield an adopted son Mae A. Douglas at Harlingen AFB parents and extended family across Andrews Caprock McLean and foreign posts.
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Mona Houck
Caprock
N.M
Richard
Jackie Williams
Andrews
Max Williams
U. S. Air Force
Germany
Wayne Williams
Spain
U.S. Forces Spend Nearly 346 Million in Japan
UPI reports that in the previous year U.S. military operations in Japan cost about 346 million dollars. The figure reflects a broad range of expenses including operations, maintenance, and support activities.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Japan
London lad passes Pitt statue test in Hanover Square
In London two youths debate a statue in Hanover Square. One asserts it is William Pitt, the first American president, prompting a reminder of history from the other. The playful exchange appears in the Daily Telegraph.
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Pittsburgh
London
UPI
Hanover Square
Daily Telegraph
William Pitt
Plymouth
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