Surgeon Fined $50 For Killing Seeing Eye Dog
In San Bernardino California surgeon Dr Fred F Parke faced a $50 fine after mistaking a large bushy animal for a wolf and shooting it in his yard The animal was Cherri a Seeing Eye dog for Lucille Nicks The judge placed Parke on six months probation and suspended a five day jail term after he pled guilty to discharging a firearm within the city limits and offered to fund a new guide dog for the owner The incident drew many protests from neighbors and civic figures who valued Cherri highly
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San Bernardino
Calif
Fred F. Parke
Parke
Cherri
Lucille Nicks
City
Ralph H. Prince
Harold R. Haberkorn
Eye Dog
Foundation
Azusa
Dr. Parke
Defense Budget May Near Korean War Peak
Kennedy administration revises the next fiscal year's defense budget toward or beyond the Korean War peak of 43.7 billion dollars. The starting point is 42.9 billion, with possible additions up to two billion. McNamara and aides study strategy as Kennedy seeks accelerated defense action, while reforms aim to cut obsolete programs amid rising military needs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Pentagon
Robert $. McNamara
United States
Addison Convicted in Uranium Promises Case Appeals
John Milton Addison of Denver, found guilty of mail fraud conspiracy and securities violations, faces 15 years in prison and a $36,000 fine. Five associates also received prison terms and fines after a four week trial in Dallas. The case centered on whether investors’ money was an investment under the Securities Act or unsecured loans.
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Dallas, Tex
John Milton Addison
T. Whitfield Davidson
Addison
Denver
Dallas
Davidson
Miles White
William D. Groom
Robert C. Oson
Four Boys Who Fired Bridge Are Set Free
Tarrant County grand jury declines to indict four schoolboys for burning a bridge linked to a crash that killed three teen girls and injured three others. Foreman Kennedy says it was a spur of the moment act, a childish prank, and notes rewards for removing barricades. The youths are Clinton Veres, Tracy Stanley, Richard Truett Rivers, and Max Moore. Stanley had dated one victim. The accident occurred Feb. 4 as the girls returned from a movie near Arlington.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Marshall Kennedy
Arlington
Kennedy
Clinton Veres
Tracy Stanley
Richard Truett Rivers
Max Moore
Stanley
Kathy Fleming
Mary Lou Gladner
Claudia Jean Reeves
Lallas Palooza Alive Despite Hunt For Slayer
In Cesenatico Italy the famous dolphin pair Lalla and Palooza played in their pool as a manhunt unfolded for a supposed killer of a porpoise. The search spurred by a dead dolphin in an adjacent pool led authorities to inspect rifles and calm the community amid sensational rumors. The Miami News had previously arranged Palooza’s voyage from the Miami Seaquarium and the pair shared a ceremonial meeting with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March energizing the scene.
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Cesenatico
Italy
Lalla
Palooza
Theresort
Burma
Texas
Wason
The
Miami News
Miami Seaqurium
Mendelssohn
Wesleyan Trustees To Act In Dispute
Ohio Wesleyan University trustees will meet March 4 to study a personnel procedure dispute between the faculty personnel committee and President David Lockmiller. Campus reports describe the clash as a power struggle over promotions pay raises hirings and firings.
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Delaware, Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
David Lockmiller
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