Trial Idle As Judge Taps Tape
Floyd Holzapfel’s taped confession in the Chillingworth murders unfolds in judge chambers while the jury relaxes at a hotel. Judge D C Smith schedules long sessions until playback finishes, with Peel Jr. facing possible courtroom resumptions as witnesses accuse him of plotting poison with cyanide.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Floyd Holzapfel
Chillingworth
D.C. Smith
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Phil O'Connell
Peel
Holzapfel
West Palm Beach
Smith
C. E. Chillingworth
Marjorie
Melbourne
James Yenzer
P. C. Wilbur
Robert E. Johnson
Palm Beach
Johnson
Greensboro
N. C
Counterfeits Found In Cincinnati Street
Five boys walking to school found a dozen counterfeit ten dollar bills in the street prompting a Treasury investigation. Agents said Tuesday five similar bills have turned up in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Treasury
Tot Takes Out Own Tonsils Via TV
Christopher Oswald, four, in Henderson Nevada, ran with a broken television antenna rod in his mouth and fell, spearing his right tonsil. At the hospital the doctor removed the other tonsil and his adenoids, and the boy was reported resting at home.
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Henderson
Nev
Christopher Oswald
Chris
Christopher
Community College Tax Load Questioned in Ohio Hearing
Ohio lawmakers weigh cost and need for new community colleges. A Senate committee led a first hearing on bills creating a State Community College and expanding or supervising college branches. Local voters would decide and funds come from land sales, state aid, and student fees. A second bill would place supervision with the State Board of Education. A March 29 hearing is scheduled.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Education and Health Committee
Charles W. Ingler
Dayton
W. T. Wickham
Heidelberg College
State Board of Education
Thomas Ham
Shaker Heights
Ohio League of Women Voters
League
Paul W. Briggs
Parma City
Bay City
Mich
Ingler
Briggs
Secord
Senegal to Recognize Chinese Communists
In DAKAR AP reports Senegal announced on Tuesday night it will grant formal recognition to Red China and North Vietnam. The move aligns Senegal with China's government and the Hanoi regime amid Cold War tensions.
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Senegal
Dakar
Red China
North
Viet Nam
Ohio Lawmakers Press for Pace in Session
Ohio legislators faced protests over slow progress as Democratic Leader Frank King urged faster action on school welfare and finance laws. The Senate signaled continued bill intake, with House votes advancing measures on cigarette tax deductions, corporate tax shifts, and zoo funding while proposing new limits on political contributions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Senate
Camporee Talks Set Plans for Pokey Griffith District Meeting
Plans for a spring camporee and summer camp will be discussed tomorrow night at 7 30 at the downtown Barnitz Bank. Attendees include all institutional representatives and members at large.
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Barnitz Bank
Pokey Griffith
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