Bensonhurst Killings and Trials Highlight Racial Ring Leader
The Bensonhurst cases span 1965 trials and 1965 air of justice with mixed outcomes. Prosecutors cite conflicting evidence while Murphy and a co defendant plead guilty to assault but receive probation without verdict. Mondello, ring leader in the Hawkins riot, is sentenced to five and a third to sixteen years for riot and related charges, with Fama awaiting sentences for Hawkins murder and other convictions.
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Kennedy
News-Post
Lier
Turnbull
Murphy
James J. McGonegal
Wilmington
Frederick
Edward F. Nikirk
Leroy Preston
Baltimore
Mr. Murphy
Sier
Sier Youth and Mr. Murphy
New York
Keith Mondello
Bensonhurst
Mondello
State Supreme Court
Thaddeus Owens
Brooklyn
Joseph Fama
Yusuf Hawkins
Hawkins
Paul Burns
Obituary: Mrs E Virginia Delphey 68 of Rocky Ridge
Mrs. E Virginia Delphey 68 of 10034 Rocky Ridge Road Rocky Ridge died Sunday at Gettysburg Hospital She was the wife of George E Delphey Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Stauffer Funeral Home Thurmont Maryland
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E. Virginia Delphey
Rocky Ridge Road
Rocky Ridge
Gettysburg Hospital
Gettysburg
George E
Delphey
Stauffer Funeral Home
E. Main St
Thurmont
Civilians evacuated as civil war threatens rubber plantation
As fighting drives refugees from the plantation area, the United States chartered three planes to fly 362 people from Spriggs Payne Airfield to Abidjan and then Charleston. Missionaries Johnny and Janice Connelly and their son Josiah describe relief yet sorrow for friends left behind. Liberian mother Rosalind Towe also evacuated with her child while the West German Embassy arranged a separate flight for its citizens.
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United States
Spriggs Payne
Ivory Coast
Abidjan
Charleston
S.C
Johnny Connelly
Madison, Ga
Janice
Josiah
Rosalind Towe
Zanwhea
Monrovia
Towe
Two die in continuing I 70 crash near Arlington and Midland
On I 70 a head on crash involving a 1987 Buick driven by May and a Volkswagen Jetta driven by Linda Fowlie of Arlington Virginia left Fowlie with minor injuries while May died from extensive head trauma. A second car a Dodge Charger driven by Linda Burrows of Midland Michigan lost control struck a guard rail and then May s car. Burrows escaped serious injury. Bonnell drove a Ford Ranger that struck May s Buick. Traffic remained tied up until about 2 40 p m when two lanes reopened.
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May
Linda Fowlie
Arlington
Tpr
Butler
Trp. Butler
Linda Burrows
Midland
Mich
Linda
Burrows
Bonnell
Mr. May
Buick
Family awaits word of kidnamed of a renamed American miner
PEORIA Ill AP The parents of an American miner kidnapped by South American guerrillas spent the weekend with neighbors who helped raise the $60,000 ransom. Roy Heimdal said there were few restful moments as friends rallied to free Scott Heimdal 27 who was taken in an April 28 Ecuador jungle ambush that left another man dead and one seriously injured. Funds were raised through a public appeal with taverns banks and children selling lemonade.
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Peoria
Roy Heimdal
Scott Heimdal
Ecuador
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EYE Appeal
Ockledge Plaza
States OF America
Miniversage Sale
Cale Sale
Cale Sale Salle Ile Vlele White We
East Street
Shab Row
Washington
Tisi/MERICAN BANK
Ank
First American Bank of Virginia
First American Bank of Maryland
First American Bank
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