Widow Testifies About Love Affair in Cappolino Case
Marjorie Farber testified through tears about a love affair with Dr. Carl Cappolino and alleged plans to kill her husband, William Farber, a retired Army colonel. She described July 1963 events including a syringe with lethal anesthesia, a hospital escape, and a later trip to the movies as the trial scrutinized murder claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Farber
Army
William E. Farber
Monmouth County
George Chamlin
West Long Branch
N.J
Freehold
Carl Cappolino
Coppolino
Carl
Farber
Mrs. Farber
Vin
Cent P. Keuper
Elderly Woman Found Strangled in Cincinnati Building
In Cincinnati, 1 year old woman found strangled in a service elevator, the sixth victim of the Cincinnati strangler. Police report a hot suspect linked to prior attacks, with a white stocking tied around the victim’s neck. Police uncertain if custody status has changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPS
Lula Kerrick
Brittany Apartments
Central
Chuckle Notes Menu Prices and Calories Debate
A light column jokes about diners ignoring prices while calories become the focus. The humor centers on eating choices and modern menu concerns with a playful tone.
Christmas Spirit Fills West Monroe City Hall
The city clerk Floy Kilpatrick's office in West Monroe City Hall shows festive touches with Christmas baubles and lighting. A prominent Christmas tree sits at the room’s west end, its under tree parcels drawing attention as holiday cheer spreads through the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Kilpatrick
West Monroe
Riots erupt after acquittal in Tuskegee murder case
About 600 Negro students damaged 13 businesses in a three hour demonstration after a white man was acquitted in the slaying of Tuskegee Institute student Samuel Younge Jr. Police reported broken windows, a crowbared bank door, and paint on a Confederate statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Charles M. Keever
Keever
Alton B. Taylor
Tuskegee Public Safety
Opelika
Marvin Segrest
Samuel Younge Jr
Younge
Black Power
Burglars Hit Six Sterlington Firms
Six Sterlington businesses were burglarized overnight with about $7000 in merchandise and cash taken. Stores affected include Sterlington Auto Parts Albritton's Pharmacy Oglesby's Grocery Western Auto Store A. T. Ward's Store and Steve's Super Service Grocery. Entry methods varied and cash from registers plus a safe were breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlington
Morris Albritton
Albritton’s
Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Department
Sterlington Auto Parts
Albrittons Pharmacy
Oglesby’s Grocery
Western Auto Store
A. T
Savanna
James Futch
Albritton
A. T. Ward
Ward
Ray Bonner
Waves of B52 Bombers Hit Viet Nam fronts
In three raids from Guam the B52s struck Communist positions from near Saigon to the northern border. Dean Rusk arrived in Saigon and warned against stopping only half the war. One U.S. plane was shot down over North Viet Nam. two more fell in South Viet Nam. Ground actions near Saigon continued with minor engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Guam
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Tay Ninh
Group Challenges Christmas Carols In Public Schools
The ACLU of Greater Cleveland argues that singing Christmas carols in public schools risks violating church and state separation. A letter to principals says Christmas celebrations and nativity displays express faith and are constitutionally forbidden, though Christmas music may have secular value. Edna Horrocks notes observances have been minimized since high court rulings on prayer and Bible readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union of
Greater Cleveland
ACLU
Bernard A. Berkman
Edna Horrocks
U.S. Supreme Court
Thundershowers Expected Here In Monroe
The Monroe weather outlook calls for considerable cloudiness with showers and scattered thundershowers today. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs 68 to 76 and a low 48 to 54. Rain totals include 2.41 inches at Selman Field yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
FAA
Selman Fields
Needy Families Seek Christmas Aid From Goodfellows
Letters to Goodfellows describe families in West Monroe and Monroe asking for food clothing and toys for Christmas. Recipients include a 12 child household a tuberculosis patient husband four children and a family lost in a rural fire. An 80 year old woman and her ailing husband also request basic warmth items. Contributions can be sent to News Star World Publishing Corp Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows
Santa Claus
Christimas
West Monroe
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corp
N. 4Th St
Friends of Goodfellows donations total 1625 50
A list of donors and amounts for the Friends of Goodfellows shows a cumulative total of 1625.50. Contributions come from individuals such as Larry Hesdorffer Gordon Hesdorffer and Ilene Shultz plus groups like Southside Teenage Club and The Senior Citizens Club of Monroe. The record notes in memory donations and Christmas cards and ends with a grand total of 1625.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Senior Citizens Club
Monroe
Larry Hesdorffer
Gordon Hesdorffer
Allan Scholars
Butch
W. B. Greenlee
J. L. Greenlee, Sr
Charles A. Shoudy
Nichols Wrecking Company, Inc
W. B. Moore
L. J
Ilene Shultz
Thelma Fields
Easter Lenard
Charles B. Phillips
Kimberly Ann Smithey
Three Killed In Car Truck Crash In Meridian
In Meridian Mississippi three people died when a car collided with a concrete block laden truck on rain slick U S 80 inside city limits. The car occupants were Charlie Gallespy 28 Willie Gallaspy 31 and Jimmy O Hawkins 32 all of Devatur Mississippi. The truck driver James E Stevens 43 of Tuscaloosa Alabama escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
U.S. 80
Charlie Gallespy
Willie Gallaspy
Jimmy O. Hawkins
Devatur
James E. Stevens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Toll In Greek Ship Sinking Set At 235
Greek shipping officials revised the toll for the Heraklion disaster to 235 dead or missing and feared many last minute passengers unlisted may have been aboard. Survivors rose to 46 by night, with 49 reported earlier and 3 later confirmed as bodies. Rescue ships searched through the night and found 23 more bodies, total over 40. Debris and cargo oranges cluttered the sea as officials noted unrecorded naval students and other unlisted travelers boarding after departure from Crete. A second Greek vessel sank far south in a separate Aegean storm but all 16 crew were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Heraklion
Ministry of Merchant Marine
Piraeus
Crete
Canea
Aegean
Aghia Barbera
Rhodes
Cyprus
Three Days Left to Enter Monroe Home Lighting Contest
Monroe residents face a December 12 deadline to postmark entries for the Home Lighting Contest with a total of 1350 in cash prizes. District winners receive 100 plus a 150 grand prize, and judging ends with December 22 announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
City of
News-Star
Morning World Publishing Corporation
Louisiana Leaders Call for Cutting Spending Over Tax Hike
Louisiana figures from governor to party chiefs urge President Johnson to curb federal spending and boondoggles rather than seek a tax increase. They cite Viet Nam costs and recent highway cuts, with mixed views on whether Johnson will propose new taxes after November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Munson
Rapides Parish
House Appropriations Committee
Munson
Johnson
Congress
John McKeithen
LBJ
Louisiana
McKeithen
Danny R. Moore
Homer
Moore
C. C
Taddy) Aycock
Aycock
Viet Nam
Sen. B. B
Rayburn, Bogalusa
Senate Finance Committee
Rayburn
Jamar W. Adcock
Legislative Budget Committee
Adcock
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Twin Cities
Barbara Borgevist
Rusk
Antonis Kambouris
Dimitrios Economy
Ashton
Santa
Friends of Goodfellows
News- Star—World
Sey Mussell
Cole Ave
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