Houston man shot during transport in rape case
A 35-year-old man was shot to death yesterday while police were taking him to headquarters for questioning in the rape of a 15-year-old white girl.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1957
Page
8
A 35-year-old man was shot to death yesterday while police were taking him to headquarters for questioning in the rape of a 15-year-old white girl.
At an international symposium at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, doctors from Los Angeles Birmingham and Michigan discuss tranquilizers. Dr Killam warns these pills are too potent for over the counter use while Dr Bradley cautions on their subtle effects. Dr Miller suggests long term use may be justified if it helps.
A discussion on tranquilizers notes they alter environmental interpretation, with Dr. Bradley cautioning they may reduce worry but not distort reality. Dr. Killam warns of dangers from prolonged use and self-medication, while Dr. Miller urges avoiding artificial nerve calmers if possible.
The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission is examining drugged darts to tranquilize deer prior to moving them to less populated game lands for restocking. Darts are fired from a specially designed air rifle and tipped with sedatives to ease handling during transfer.
A University of Michigan psychiatry study found that taking double the normal dose of Miltown or Equanil does not affect reflex driving ability, steadiness, mental alertness, or vision. The Mental Health Research Institute conducted the trial, reported in The Ottawa Herald.
Elizabeth Patton, 21, appeared in Municipal Court for sentencing on a petty larceny charge. After a lecture on crime, the judge offered a suspended sentence, saying he would not finish the sentence and would suspend punishment.
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