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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1965

Page

3

Five Escaped Fulton Hospital. Two Captured

Two of five inmates who fled Fulton State Hospital remain at large as search continues. Charles D. Payne and Otis Wayne Hibdon were spotted in a field two miles east and captured. three others still missing. The escape followed Hostage amid a fourth floor admission ward. The group faces crimes from robbery to rape and murder. Callaway County authorities warn locals the men are dangerous.

Fulton, Mo Fulton State Hospital The Highway Patrol Charles D. Payne Otis Wayne Hibdon Here Callaway County W. A. Dawson

Youth Faces Arraignment In Slaying

Wesley Kelly, 19, from Iowa living with relatives in Mesa, will be arraigned June 9 in Gila County Superior Court on a murder charge for the slaying of Oliver Ellis, 68, a Pueblo farm worker. Ellis’ body was found in a culvert on U S 60 after Kelly was captured in New Mexico following a high speed chase. Kelly, who had previously been bound over, has signed a statement admitting the killing.

Globe (Ap Wesley Kelly Iowa Mesa Gila County Superior Court Kelly Oliver Ellis Pueblo Colo New Mexico Ellis U.S. 60 Here

Early Bird TV Rates Filed for Transatlantic Use

Comsat seeks FCC approval to charge $2,400 for the first half hour and $475 for each additional 15 minutes for Early Bird satellite transatlantic television use. The filing was made by Communications Satellites Corp. in Washington.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Communications Satellites Corp Comsat

Cancer Contagion Myth Debunked by Dear Dr Molner

Dear Dr Molner reassures readers that cancer is not contagiously transmitted between people. He notes viruses may influence some cancers but emphasizes there is no evidence of person to person transmission and that caring for a neighbor with lung cancer is safe. He cites mouse studies and multiple factors like heredity and chemicals.

Dr. Molher

Captain Urges TV to Win Viet Nam Hearts

Captain Neil DiCapua of the U S Army Medical Corps argues in Arizona Statesman that the U S must win Vietnamese allegiance to Western ideals rather than treat Viet Nam as a conventional war. He cites depopulation of dependents, aid channels, bombing morale, and propaganda using TV sets.

Tempe Viet Nam Neil DiCapua U.S. Army Medical Corps Arizona. Statesman Arizona State University Alumni Association Diem George Washington U.S Saigon

Constipation linked to hemorrhoids promotion

An advertisement claims constipation is a major cause of hemorrhoids and promotes Serutan, an all vegetable laxative, as a daily relief to reduce constipation and hemorrhoid pain. It urges readers to buy Serutan at drug counters.

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