Student Says He Killed Father Son Charter Boat Crew
A Griffin Georgia high school honor student Nozer Foster 17 says he killed the father and son crew of a charter boat and dumped the bodies overboard off the Cuban coast. He was being questioned by Coast Guard at Key West docks after a patrol boat found the Dream Girl with injuries and no sign of the two men. Foster received treatment for wounds and was under armed guard as authorities investigate the case and possible motives stated by police.
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Quick Successor Seen To Khemisti
Algiers officials contemplated an immediate appointment to replace the foreign minister Mohammed Khemisti who was shot on the steps of the national assembly. Khemisti remained alive in a deep coma with a bullet near his brain and only machine assistance allowed breathing. Medical bulletins said chances of improvement were slim. Meanwhile Volant PTA plans officer elections Tuesday at New Wilmington Area High School with Robert Fagleson, guidance counselor, speaking and a social hour to follow.
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Mohammed Khemisti
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New Wilmington Area High School
Wheeling Steel Official Responds to Price Hike Criticism
Wheeling Steel official Forest H Kirkpatrick rebutted a claim by Presidental aide Arthur M Schlesinger that the firm would trigger dangerous inflation. Kirkpatrick argued inflation has many causes and cannot be blamed on any one commodity or area.
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Arthur M. Schiesinger
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Noted Expert In Metallurgy Dead At Age 87
Philadelphia native Clamer, a pioneer in metallurgy, died at 87 after a long career at Ajax Metals Co and work in electric smelting. He led the Franklin Institute committee for nuclear physics and cosmic rays, earned the Elliott Cresson Gold Medal, and was one of the institute’s oldest members. Survived by wife Florence and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Solemn Easter Vigil Gathered Christians Observe Sunrise Service
In San Francisco at Mt Davidson an Easter sunrise service draws over 14,000 worshippers as the cross rises at dawn. A Burlingame California service culminates with a giant cross and peace bells. Worshippers place flowers at the cross then take one away as a token of fellowship. Underground services occur in Wray Missouri caves with Lyman Riley directing at Moramee Caverns Stanton Massachusetts and in Gondaga Cave Leasboro Maine.
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Easter Weather and Tragic Crowd Crush in Nicaragua
Fair and pleasant conditions expected across Pennsylvania as high pressure brings clear skies. Tonight will be cold with readings near 40s, while Easter Day highs reach 50 to the upper 60s. In Managua, Nicaragua, a crowd surged onto a road during a motorcycle rack event, killing four and injuring at least nine.
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Pennsylvania Kentucky rifle dispute fuels a political flare
Fragmented report outlines a heated exchange between Pennsylvania and Kentucky over the famed Kentucky rifle. Key figures include S.K. Stevens and Pennsylvania lawmakers as they clash on history, authenticity, and state pride amid hearings and proposed inquiries.
Assassination Deepens Laos Neutralist Tensions
In Vientiane a traveling neutralist police colonel Khanthi Visaphantuong was shot dead by an unidentified gunman. His faction, allied with the Communists, contends with rival neutralists in a three party Laos coalition. The murder follows earlier killings including Foreign Minister Quintin Phalsena on April 1, signaling escalating internal power struggle since the Geneva framework.
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Industrialist Albert Faces ARS Tax Evasion Charge
Industrialist Sydney Albert, former Nellanca Corp. head, was charged Friday with evading 110467 in taxes for 1896 and failing to file a return. A warrant was issued by U S Commissioner Herbert A Ward, but federal marshals could not locate him. His lawyer said Albert was in New York or the East. He faces a May 7 trial for allegedly selling stock in Newton, Washington firm.
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U. S
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John K. Lynch
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New York
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Services Today For Coursen Infant
Infant Joursen of 331 Epworth Street died shortly after birth at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at Tehard Cunningham Funeral Home on the East Side, with interment at Oak Park Cemetery. Survivors include the parents Eugene and Judith Schreckengost Courson and two brothers Eugene Jr. and Steven, plus grandparents Miles Courson and Gayle Creenwalt.
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Steven James
Indiana U Coed Suspended Over Dope Charge
Bloomington, Ind. A pretty Indiana University coed arrested in a narcotics probe was suspended from classes. Nancy C. Dillingham, 21, faced preliminary marijuana charges after investigators found about $50 worth of marijuana in her apartment. Authorities say a Chicago syndicate supplied the marijuana and a Federal Narcotics Bureau agent will assist. The investigation follows her arrest and a tip from an informant.
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UPI
Indiana University
Nancy C. Dillingham
Monroe County
Thomas Hoadley
Miss Dillingham
Baskeyfield Infant Dies Service Held Private blessing
Infant Boy Baskeyfield of 31912 Shadyside died Friday afternoon at New Castle Hospital where he was born earlier today. Services were held at Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home and interment followed at St Vitus Church Cemetery. Survived by parents Robert and Amelia Baskeyfield two sisters Joanne and Catherine and grandmothers Mrs Milderd Baskeyfield and Mrs Catherine Marrese of New Castle.
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Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill
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Amelia Marese Baskeyfield
Joanne
Catherine Baskeyfield
Mes.s Milderd Baskeyfield
Catherine Marrese
NewCastle
Brothers Reunited After 1925 Murders Pardons
In Palermo Sicily two brothers Giovannie and Salvatore Sacco were reunited Friday after life sentences for four murders in 1925. Salvatore was pardoned by President Segal last October and Giovanni received a pardon recently, ending decades of separation in separate jails.
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Sicily
UPI
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Salvatore Sacco
Salvatore
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Giovanni
Death and burial in Polk State School incident
Fred Leroy Graham 33 died Thursday after a brief illness in Polk State School where he hid a resident for the last 38 years. He was born in New Castle on September 10, 1924. Surviving are two brothers, a sister, and several relatives. The body returned to Edwards A. DeCarbo Funeral Home with services planned at Mount Olivet Cemetery. The incident involved a man and a sister pinning under a large stone. authorities note no changes in the adult education course at PARC and their rescue mission plans.
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Washington
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Myrtle) Geriof
Lawrence County
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PARC
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E. Sutton Streets
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Marshall of
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Calvin A Bailey Dies Early Today
Calvin A Bailey of New Castle died at 9 20 a m today in Jameson Memorial Hospital after a week long illness. Born March 5 1887 in Clarion County he was son of the late Daniel A Bailey and Elizabeth Reidy Bailey and husband of Catherine Grithie He was a retired self employed loommaker He was a member of Wesley Methodist Church Surviving are his wife a son Gerald Bailey of New Castle a sister Mrs E L Alice Young of Carlisle three brothers Rev Charles Bailey Daniel A Bailey and Ray A Bailey all of New Castle and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday from Leyde Tanner Mortuary Highland Avenue at 130 p m with Rev H Pat Albright of Wesley Methodist Church to conduct the service The family will receive friends Sunday 7 to 9 p m and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Interment in Castle View Burial Park at New Castle
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Third United Presbyterian Church
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Buffalo
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Marie) Cames
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Bertha) Macomn
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New Cansile
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Bethel UP Church Cemetery
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New Castle
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Highland
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Whitington
Oak Park
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Clarion County
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Catherine Grithie
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Mrs Daniel Hughes Services On Monday
Mrs Daniel Hughes of 115 Sheridan Ave died Monday after a prolonged illness. Born in Port Talbot, South Wales on June 11, 1803, she was daughter of William and Mary Williams Miles. She married Daniel Hughes on Sept 9, 1914. he died in 193. She belonged to First Congregational Church and Martha Lodge True Svorites of America.
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Port Talbot
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