Mercy Killing Death Penalty Plea Doubted
In Manchester the trial of Dr Hermann Nander for mercy killing proceeds with 10 jurors accepted as prosecutors indicate the state will not seek the death penalty. County Solicitor William H. Craig said during media briefing that no capital punishment would be requested, following juror questions by Judge Harold E. Wescott.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann Nander
William H. Craig
Hillsborough County
Superior Court
Harold E. Wescott
Craig
William Fe Phinney
Phinney
Wescott
Black Cat Sammy Trapped In Palm Trees Two Weeks
Sammy the one year old black tomcat remains stranded in 50 foot palm fronds behind 1017 North Second Street in Phoenix. Despite calls to the Fire Department and police, no rescue could be arranged as the cat hops between trees seeking escape while growing hungrier and thirstier after nearly two weeks aloft.
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Sammy
Hilton Pryor
North Second Street
Shadow
Dorothy Slesher
Phoenix Fire Department
Fire Department
Phoenix Police Department
Collision Kills 4 Mississippi State Students
Four Mississippi State College students were killed in a collision near Columbus when their car struck a trailer. Victims were James Chrestman 21 Columbus basketball senior Louie Thelgie 22 Columbus Robert Kelly 20 Walnut Grove and Walford Fikes of Lake. The truck dragged the car 108 feet before bursting into flames. Driver M L Watkins Bragg City Missouri escaped with injuries.
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Columbus
Miss
Mississippi State College
James Chrestman
Louie Thelgie
Robert Kelly
Walnut Grove
Walford Fikes
Lake
E. L. Bullard
M. L. Watkins
Bragg City
Easy Money Tale Spars With Bakery Tour Scheme
A local report notes women of a Ladies' club earning quick cash by organizing bakery inspection tours to sell the public on their treasury needs. Publicity-minded bakers offer samples and pay two bits per attendee while one mortuary adds a 40 cent per visitor fee to fund inflationary aims.
Ingram to keynote Arizona Personnel Forum in Phoenix
K C Ingram of San Francisco Southern Pacific top executive in charge of personnel will keynote the Arizona Personnel Forum in Phoenix March 8 at the Westward Ho. The program includes a 9 30 a m start with Goldwater and multiple panels on personnel topics.
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K. C. Ingram
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Phoenix
Arizona
Hotel
Westward Ho
Fiesta Room
Barry M.goldwater
Goldwater’s
Ingram
Southern Pacific
Association of American Railroads
Western Association of Railway Executives
Stanford
John T. Kimball
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Genaro A. Florez
Detroit
Fiesta Rooms
James Patrick
Valley National Bank
Jack Grady
The
Industrial Council, Inc
Robert D. Kendall
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James Coles
Coles Home Furnishing Company
Road Deaths Conclude From Page One
A string of traffic and train accident reports details Parker dying at St. Monica's Hospital after a ditch incident and a Tucson engineer and fireman on the ill fated train. An inquest is set for Friday at 2 p.m. with Justice Al Flood presiding. Hudson dies at St. Monica's Hospital after a sedan pickup crash with Sam Brinson Jr. named as the truck driver. Funeral plans are underway for Hudson at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary with surviving relatives listed. Durham dies at Southside District Hospital in Mesa. Willie Barnett cited for reckless driving in a crash involving Mrs. Jessie LeSueur and others, none critically injured. Joan Murray, 16, hospitalized with fractured collar bones after an auto-truck collision at Seventh Avenue and Indian School Road. vehicle driven by Marvin Lory and another car by Palmas Hair.
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Parker
St. Monica’s Hospital
S. F. Bagley
Tucson
W. C. Winesapple
al J. Flood
Hudson
Sam Brinson
South 11Th Street
St. Monica's Hospital
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Anna
Harold Smits
de Pere
Wis
Ellen
Western Hudson
West Bend
Milton
Phoenix
Durham
Southside District Hospital
Mesa
Willie D. Barnett
Chandler
Andrew Morgan
Jessie LeSueur
Arizona Highway Department
Genevieve Emery
Phyllis Brizee
Joan Murray
Ed Murray
East
Pasadena Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Indian School Road
Marvin Lory
Laurell Avenue
Palmas J. Hair
West
Cypress Street
Barber College
Pension Plan Sought for Arizona Jurists by Legislature
A Senate Judiciary Committee bill proposes a retirement system for Arizona Supreme Court justices and Superior Court judges. Eligibility starts at age 65 with 20 years service, granting two thirds of final salary. A 10 year service path exists for physically incapacitated retirees, who may be called to serve in emergencies. Retirement funds derive from 25 percent of county funds, monthly 25 percent of Supreme and Superior Court fees, plus a 1 percent salary deduction. Retirees cannot practice law, or retirement pay may be forfeited.
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Arizona
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Superior Court A
Opposition Leader Denounces Senate Vote on Project
Project backers faced strong opposition from Rep Clair Engle who vowed to defeat it in committee and in the House. Sen McFarland said it's early to tell the House trend. Wayne Akin praised the Senate action but warned final victory relies on House passage and the President's signature.
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Page One
Senate
Clair Engle
California
Democrat
House
McFarland
Arizona
Wayne M. Akin
Central Arizona Project Association
House of Representatives
Los Angeles Chamber Feels Threat to Water Future
Los Angeles leaders react to Senate approval of the 708 million Arizona reclamation project. Critics say it shifts water from California to Arizona, costing billions and benefiting Arizona landowners. House debates the measure as California officials pledge to fight for their water rights.
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Los Angeles
United States
Harold W. Wright
State Chamber of Commerce
California
Colorado River
Break In Cold Brings Snow Sleet In East
Snow rain and sleet pelted the Eastern half of the country, slowing highway travel. The precipitation belt stretched from the central gulf states into the middle Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley, lower Great Lakes, and North Atlantic states, with New England expecting 3 to 5 inches. Freezing rain hampered driving. NYC saw nearly an inch of snowfall, Newark forecast 3 to 5 inches, and Pennsylvania anticipating similar totals. Temperatures generally near normal in wet belts. Intl Falls hit five below zero, Albany five above, NYC 21, Boston 13.
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Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic States
New Jersey
New England
New York City
Newark
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Albany
N. Y
Boston
Gunman Collects In Encore
Chicago collector John Mason, 35, was robbed twice in one day. The first holdup on the south side netted $130. Less than two hours later and over a mile away the gunman demanded the COD collections and Mason surrendered $39 before fleeing. Mason reported the incidents to police and returned with an escort.
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Chicago
Mary’s Little Lamb
John Mason
Mason
Valley Weather Outlook Keeps Mild, Sunny Days Ahead
The Valley will see mostly sunny mild weather continuing through tomorrow per the United States Weather Bureau. Clear statewide conditions with little temperature change are noted, with highs and lows reported: Phoenix 75 to 41, Sky Harbor 78 to 41, Prescott 64 to 25, Flagstaff 52 to 24.
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United States Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Weather Bureau
Sky Harbor
Prescott
Flagstaff
Kaibab Suspension Bridge spans Colorado River in Grand Canyon
The Kaibab Suspension Bridge in Grand Canyon National Park is the sole river crossing between Hoover Dam and the Navajo Bridge on Highway 89 near Lee's Ferry, covering about 346 miles along the Colorado River corridor.
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Kaibab
Colorado River
Grand Canyon National Park
Hoover Dam
Navajo Bridge
Lee’s Ferry
Television station cost quoted at five times radio price
A television broadcasting station costs about $5090, roughly five times the cost of a radio station, illustrating higher investment for TV facilities.
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Elise Borreto
Reginald
Hermann N. Sander
Elise
Supply & Equipment CO
NGAGE
South
Islave
Tarzan
Daniel
Capitol Products Co
A.C
Daniel's Jewelers
C.O.D
Washington
N. Central
KIFN
Cpaskeheize
Second Ave
West van Buren
K.C. Ingram
Associated Press
Gunman
Valley
Temptation
U. S. Steel
General Motors
du Pont
General Electric
W. Washington
Borden
Borden Co
Madison Ave
New York
Bishop Paint & Glass Co
South 4Th Ave
Auto Glass
Walter T. Thomas
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