Judge Frees Man Admitting Bludgeon Killing of Gil
Bogar H W Smith Jr., freed from Death Row after admitting the 1957 bludgeoning death of Victoria Zielinski, a 15 year old, in Bergen County. The judge accepted a no defense plea, set 25 to 30 years, time served credited, then placed him on probation. Smith had previously faced an electric chair sentence. his conviction was overturned due to a coerced confession.
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Superior Court
Morris Pashman
Victoria Zielinski
Bergen County
Pashman
Mr. Smith
William F. Buckley Jr
Trenton State
Buckley
New York
Pat
Pearl Harbor Survivors Honor Dead On 30th Anniversary
Pearl Harbor Survivors Association gathers in Honolulu to mark 30 years since the 1941 attack that drew the United States into World War II. About 2,500 members attend services at the Pearl Harbor site while Adm Bernard Charey and Sen Daniel Inouye speak at sunrise and sunset ceremonies honoring 2,409 dead. The Arizona memorial, site of a watery tomb for 1,102 sailors, is the focus of events, with portions of the sunken battleship visible and oil sometimes surfacing.
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Pearl Harbor
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Europe
Sunset Memorial
White Memorial
Arizona
Arizona Memorial
Survivors Association
Hit-Run Survivor Thankful After Severe Injuries
The injured man, found lying on the floor of the rear seat with extensive cuts and bruises, faces a total financial loss as his car is destroyed and the hit and run driver left the scene. He cannot work at his Market Street store while recovering and plans a shortened retirement. He credits divine protection for sparing his life.
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Fox
Market Street
FDA Bans Hexachlorophene in Baby Baths
The FDA orders warning labels and bans total body bathing with hexachlorophene products due to bloodstream absorption and potential brain damage in infants. Hospitals and doctors receive guidance. firms must respond in 30 days and prove effectiveness within six months. Names include pHisoHex Winthrop Colgate HyperpHate Gamophen.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Winthrop Laboratories
Sterling Drug
Colgate-Palmolive
Arbrook
Ethicon
Confirmation of Rehnquist Seen Likely
The Senate moves toward confirming William H. Rehnquist for the second Supreme Court vacancy after Lewis Powell's 89 to 1 approval. Opposition led by Birch Bayh remains undecided on a vote. Powell doubts serving full time before year end. Powell told reporters he fears not meeting the high expectations. Fred Harris of Oklahoma cast the lone vote against Powell.
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Washington
APF
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Sen
Bireh Bayh
D-Ind
Okla
Virginia
Harris
Rockets Hit Phnom Penh as Cambodian War Escalates
Communist forces bombarded Phnom Penh with rockets injuring three civilians in a western slum. Rockets hit near the airport and a command post while a bridge on Highway 3 was blown. Cambodian troops advancing northwest faced heavy opposition from North Vietnamese forces and air power.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Bek Chan
Long holding FASTEETH Powder eases denture wear
Long holding FASTEETH Powder promises worry free denture wear for users. The product emphasizes comfort and confidence by reducing sliding and slippage, helping wearers speak, eat, and smile with less daily concern.
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