Warden Nash Shoots Self After Legislative Criticism
Missouri state prison Warden E. V. Nash 46 shot himself at home and died hours later after a critical legislative report urged his ouster. The report labeled the Jefferson City prison operation in a medieval twilight zone and cited 277 acts of violence since mid 1962 as evidence of custodial lack of control.
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Missouri
E. V. Nash
Nash
Department of Corrections
Peter J. J. Rabbitt
Rabbitt
St. Louis County
Rhodesia Party Leader Quits Amid Health and Seat Issues
Sir Roy Welensky resigned as leader of the Rhodesia party citing ill health and lack of a Parliament seat. The former premier of the Rhodesian federation leaves a controversial legacy and his exit could fracture the opposition amid debates over independence. Born to a Lithuanian Jewish family, Welensky rose from railway worker to boxing champion before shaping Rhodesia’s political scene.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
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Roy Welensky
Rhodesian Federation
Rhodesia Party
Welensky
J.A. Clark
Ian Smith
Britain
Too Tall Teen Seeks Shorter Legs Through Surgery
Oswestry England reports 19 year old Ann Rowston undergoing four bone operations to reduce her height from six foot four inches. She has already had three procedures and expects to be six feet one inch after the final operation.
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Oswestry
England
UPI
Ann Rowston
Oswestry Orthopedic Hospital
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