Boy admits fatal shooting to see what it felt like
AKRON Ohio AP John Paisley 13 admitted to sheriffs deputies he fatally shot a 13 year old hunting companion to see what it would feel like to kill somebody The victim Joan Harter 13 of Copley Two was shot in a barn on the Fred Hoerger farm in Copley Two The youth said the shooting occurred spur of the moment after waking and that Harter was sleeping in a tipped up bag He initially said he heard a shot outside then said it was accidental He and Harter were close friends and planned to hunt birds on the Hoerger farm The youth was being held in the detention home and officials would confer on further action today
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Wadsworth
Joan Harter
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Negroes Backed In Atlanta Senate Race
In Atlanta, prominent Black leaders push for inclusion in a Fulton County Senate race after reapportionment. Bell, special projects director of the SCLC, and T. M. Alexander, Atlanta insurer, plan to enter the October 16 primaries to nominate candidates from the new districts created by a federal court order.
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Car Vandalism Reported on Second Avenue
THOMAS SMITH at 1106 Second Ave reports someone cut the top of his convertible with $50 damage. JOHN BROOKS of 20 Monroe St says about 15 boys threw something at his car on S Verity Parkway near 16th Ave. no damage estimate. ANNA JONES of 303 Garfield St says Bobby Mayweather, missing since Oct 1, has returned home.
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Strategy Holds It Up Money Bill Key To Adjournment
Congress weighs a supplemental $500 million money bill as a potential key to adjournment amid a thinning Senate agenda. Debates center on foreign aid, pensions, and public works authorizations with Kennedy wary of veto threats and House resistance shaping the week’s pace.
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House
Smathers
Ministers Conference Backs Kennedy Action in Meredith Case
The Greater Philadelphia Baptist Ministers Conference issued a telegram public on Sunday praising President Kennedy for enforcing the court order in the James Meredith case, expressing its wholehearted approval of the action.
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Greater Philadelphia Baptist Ministers Conference
Kennedy
James Meredith
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