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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1966
Page
12
WAYNE New Jersey wife of missing Boston hotel executive Wilkins works with investigators to solve the disappearance case. The 51 year old ServoTek Inc president vanished from a Boston hotel four weeks ago. She has offered a five thousand dollar reward and traveled to Boston multiple times to review company records with the police.
Washington lawmakers weigh an instant refund tax revision that could boost take home pay for millions. The plan, pushed by Rep. John W. Byrnes, would cut withholding so taxpayers receive refunds immediately, potentially undermining Johnson administration revenue aims to fund the Vietnam war and curb inflation.
In London the Bishop of Exeter Dr Robert Mortimer walked out of the House of Lords during debate on a bill to liberalize abortion under certain circumstances. Mortimer, a leading spokesman for the Church of England, opposed the measure. Baroness Summerskill argued the Church’s stance clashed with a young girl's rights and fears in pregnancy cases.
Shell Oil Co. engineer Howard F. Kley, 44, of Lafayette California, vanished during a trip to Oregon after leaving a San Francisco restaurant on January 26. Luggage found, hotel room unused, wife Eliza McLaughlin Kley at home. Company says missing since late night January 26 with associates.
Convicted Southern California killer and prison escapee Donald Stewart Heien, 28, on the FBI's 10 most wanted list, was arrested in Newton Center, Massachusetts. Heien fled San Quentin in 1964 while serving a life sentence for murdering a Pico Rivera gas station owner and later committed multiple holdups using a stolen 38 pistol. He confessed the slaying to sheriffs deputies during investigation.
PHILADELPHIA Boise Wright, 19, was found guilty of first degree murder for a 1964 slaying and faced the death penalty or life. The widow of the victim testified on Thursday saying she did not seek life for a life, and the jury sentenced Wright to life imprisonment. The case involved a botched robbery and referenced a fugitive related backstory.
A citation from the Veterans Administration praises Ben Zinser as highly knowledgeable in health and medicine. It notes his national and state awards for medical writing, his respected standing among medical professionals, and his involvement on advisory boards of the American Cancer Society and the Psychiatric Center for Children.
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