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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1966

Page

4

Burglar pleads to killing theologian Dr Robert Spike

William R Minor a 23 year old drifter with a history of mental illness admitted church burglar pleads not guilty to fatally bludgeoning Dr Robert W Spike a Chicago theologian at the United Christian Center near Ohio State University campus Oct 17 Detective Capt Yom Sawyer said Minor told police details only the killer would know and led officers to the weapon in a trash can near the scene.

Columbus, Ohio UPI William R. Minor Chicago Robert W. Spike Minor Dean Strausbaugh Strausbaugh Yom Sawyer Sawyer Spike Ohio State University Minar University of Chicago United Christian Center

Acquittal in San Francisco Painters Slaying Case

In San Francisco UPI reports judge Norman Elkington acquitted accountant Carl M. Black and dismissed charges against Richard Rock and Clyde Simmonds in the ambush slaying connected to the Painters Union case. Six suspects faced murder-conspiracy counts. Don Wilson was among the central figures named by prosecutors.

San Francisco UPI Norman Call Max Ward Asst Walters Guibbini Don Wilson Wilson Ben Rasnick Painters Union Union Welfare Fund Sac Intramento Ymous Superior Court Norman Elkington Carl M. Black Oak Black Eliington Richard Rock Clyde Simmonds Elkington Giubinni

Navy Probes Crash of Its New Bomber

The Navy investigated the first crash of its new A7A Corsair two jet single engine light attack bomber. The aircraft took off from Yuma Arizona on a training flight and crashed about 40 miles northeast of Blythe California Thursday morning. The pilot, identified, was attached to Attack Squadron 125 at Lemoore Naval Air Station Hanford California.

Blythe UPI Nav Today Yuma Ariz Here Lemoore Naval Air Station Hanford Calif

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