Mary Bell begins life of detention in Britain
Newcastle England reports 11 year old Mary Bell, found guilty of manslaughter on diminished responsibility for killing two young boys, was ordered to a life in detention as hospitals refused treatment and only one prison would accept her. Norma Bell, 13, was acquitted.
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Lucinda Franks
Newcastle
England
Mary Bell
Britain
Mary
Martin Brown
Brian Howe
Norma Bell
Svengali
Ralph Cusack
Norma
Brian
Harry Howe
Brown
Martin
Baker keeps chasing new ventures after larceny conviction
Robert G. Baker, once jailed on seven counts, remains active with plans to expand Ocean City motel holdings by adding 1000 condominiums and a $35 million project, while pursuing a $10 million hotel near Charlotte. He defends his freedom as activist optimism.
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Washington
UPI
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Baker
Senate
U.S. District Court
Democrats
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ocean City
Charlotte
N.C
District Court
Oliver Gasch
FBI
Las Vegas
Gasch
Burglars Take $60 from Church Office
Cash estimated at 60 dollars was stolen from the First Presbyterian Church annex at 125 N. Jefferson Street yesterday at 12 30 p m. No forced entry observed and a key may have opened the Rev T Milton Scott’s office where a desk drawer was pried but nothing from the desk.
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First Presbyterian Church
N. Jefferson St
T. Milton Scott
Bert E. McCormick
Moravia St
Potter named health secretary
Gov. Shafer appoints Dr. Richard J. Potter acting state health secretary amid ongoing talks of merging the Health and Public Welfare departments. Potter, 44, was deputy secretary and previously led Michigan’s Marquette County Health Department before returning to Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Raymond P. Shafer
State Health Department
Public Welfare Department
Shafer
Richard J. Potter
Potter
Thomas W. Georges Jr
Georges
Max Rosenn
East Mauch Chunk
Marquette County Health Department
Michigan
Health Department
Kingston
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Samuel G. Dixon State Hospital
Baltimore County
Corry
East Side Howland family honored at farewell dinner
About 200 friends honored Fred A. Howland Jr. and his family of 920 Winslow Ave. as they move to Perrysburg Ohio. Howland is a personnel manager and active in local Republican politics and Boy Scouts.
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Dirksen
Noland Clay II
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Capitol
Washington
Fred A. Howland
East Side
Fred A. Howland Jr
Winslow Ave
Howlands
Perrysburg
Ohio
Howland
American Cyanamid Co
City Planning Commission
GOP
John C. Jordan
PTA
Robert Gardner
State Senate
Carl A. Cialella Jr
Ruth Crawford
Rose Mary Aven
Evelyn Woods
Susan
Shelley
Scott
Harry Mack Jr
Mack
Carmen Benincase
J. R. Rainey
Mahoning
Century Club meeting and Knights of Columbus report
The Century Club of the New Castle Knights of Columbus holds its annual general meeting at 8 p.m. in Ecclesian Club council chambers. Dan DiCarlo and Vince Lamorella will present a full progress report on the new Council Home with a Spring dedication date to be set by Bishop John J. Wright. An election for three board directors will occur. Herman W. Green announced a 30 cent quarterly dividend payable Jan 10 to record holders Dec 9. Total assets rose 38.19 percent from 1967 and deposits increased 36.52 percent, reaching 31,551,760 and 27,081,805 respectively.
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Century Club
New Castle
Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Herman W. Green
Peoples Bank of Western Pennsylvania
Pope Paul VI calls for world peace and negotiations
Pope Paul VI urged all men to seek peace in a 1,100 word World Day of Peace message naming January 1, 1969 as the second such observance. He avoided direct references to stalled Paris talks or specific conflicts while stressing that peace must be willed loved and produced and that arbitration should replace outrage and bloodshed.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Paris
Vietnam
Nigeria
Middle East
Couple charged in baby sale case in California
Dore Anthony Demadona 29 and Sarah Jane Stewart 18 from El Monte Calif charged with selling their four month old son Anthony Lee Stewart for 700 dollars. The child is in protective custody and the couple faced arraignment in Municipal Court with a preliminary hearing set.
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Glendale
Calif
UPI
Hell’s Angels Motorcycle Club
Dore Anthony Demadona
Sarah Jane Stewart
el Monte
Anthony Lee Stewart
William Dallan
Demadona
Miss Stewart
Bicycle safety urged for Pennsylvania riders
Harrisburg reports the state Traffic Safety Bureau urges a safe riding program as the top objective for Pennsylvania bicyclists. Commissioner Harry H. Brainerd notes 32 riders were killed last year and urges youths with bicycles to learn basics like riding in safe places signaling at stops and turns wearing visible clothing obeying signs and keeping bikes in safe condition.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Traffic Safety Bureau
Pennsylvania
Harry H. Brainerd
Brainerd
Kennedy Signals Flexibility as Nation’s Next Treasury Head
Richard M. Nixon’s pick David M. Kennedy tells reporters he has no fixed policy positions as he prepares to become treasury secretary. The Chicago banker says the 10 per cent income surtax should end at the earliest possible time, depending on the budget and war economy, and notes a midwestern conservative streak. He adds policy will evolve once he has current data and before taking office. He also hints a Vietnam War outcome could change fiscal considerations.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Chicago
Nixon
Kennedy
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Courier-Journal
Louisville Times Co
Louisville
John F. Dille
The
Elkhart Truth
Elkhart
Ind
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Clay
J. R. Mead
Sharpsville
Western Auto Supply
S. Mill St
Thelma Schwartz
E. Meyer Ave
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Michael P. Walsh
S.J
Boston College
New York
Fordham University
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