Convict Doctor of Manslaughter in 12 Deaths
Camden New Jersey AP reports Dr Albert L Weiner an osteopathic physician in psychiatry found guilty of manslaughter in 12 patient deaths after a 58 day trial in Camden County Court. He was acquitted on 3 other deaths. Prosecutors said unsterile equipment and serum hepatitis caused deaths. Weiner plans appeal. Sentencing set for Jan 11 with max 10 years and $1000 fine per conviction.
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Camden, NJ
Albert L. Weiner
Camden County
Weiner
Norman Heine
Kennedy postpones news conference due to father's illness
President Kennedy delays today’s news conference because of his father’s illness. The AP reports the postponement affects an event scheduled in Washington with no new date announced.
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Washington
Kennedy
Seven Die In Cargo Plane Crash At Richards Gebaur Base
A C 124 cargo aircraft failed to complete an emergency approach at Richards Gebaur Air Force Base near Kansas City. It crashed short of the runway into a marshy field, killing seven crew members including Maj. Jacob T. Battenberg and Capt. Brodie Bryant. The incident injured no one on the ground and left ten children fatherless. An Air Force investigation led by Gen. Walter C. Sweeney was ordered. Local witnesses described a fierce crash and rising smoke as mud and snow hampered rescue efforts.
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Kansas City
Richards- Gebaur Air Force Base
Brodie Bryant
Independence
Bobby E. Wunsch
Goddard
Kan
Warren R. High
DeWitt F. Edgar
Pineland
Tex
Garland C. van Meter
Belton
K. Dale R. Willett
Globemaster
Charleston
D.C
Carrie
442Nd
Air Force
Walter C. Sweeney
Tactical Air Command
Esther Manning
Copters Will Shoot Back In Vietnam War Phase
Washington officials announce that U S helicopter crews entering guerrilla held battlegrounds in South Viet Nam will return fire if fired upon. Forty helicopters with four hundred men are deployed to move supplies and Vietnamese troops into isolated areas for combat with Viet Cong forces.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
United States
Lane News Holidays In Denver
Lane residents share holiday week events from Christmas travel to family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henderson journeyed to Denver to visit relatives, then plan Utah visits. Local participation included church painting by men, a Christmas musicale at the Methodist Church directed by David Christian, choir member party, and birthday dinner at the Prothe home in Block with Lane, Chanute, and Kansas City attendees.
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Oscar Henderson
Denver
Colo
Hank Gherkin
Steven Henderson
Utah
Leroy Goudie
Osawatomie
Gail Chambers
A. L. Creegar
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Jane
David Christian
Methodist Church
Jess Christian
David
Phil
George Snow Jr
Clifford Heltler
Merle Cole
Sam Lee
Guy Edwards
Lane
Bob Cole
Chanute
Stanley Deel
Mrs. Cole
Miss Dee
Vernon Prothe
Block
Lancaster school board votes to insure teachers against lawsuits
Lancaster Township School Board approves insurance for teachers facing lawsuits over corporal punishment. The board clarified it does not encourage spanking or shaking but will not prohibit it if good judgment is used.
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Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster Township
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