Father of 12 Confesses Killing 21 in Triangle
A 50-year-old man, Adam Stamm, confessed to strangling his girlfriend and a man in Reading Pennsylvania. He claimed burning their bodies along with the woman’s month-old daughter's remains in a smouldering car. Victims included Peggy Timmins 33 and John Hyneman Jr. 43. The case linked a love triangle spanning three families and 23 children. Stamm denied killing the child.
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Dr Max Mason Dies Noted Physicist at 83
Claremont obituary reports Dr Max Mason 83 mathematical physicist and former Observa tory Council chairman who oversaw Mt Patomar Observatory project. The article notes a tragic homicide linked to a divorcee and a suspect, with details about related actions and bodies.
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JFK rocker fans flood White House with letters
Dr Janet Travell said about five years after Kennedy’s back trouble he tried a rocker in her New York office and asked for one. The chair’s story and origin were shared as 500 letters arrived seeking to buy a similar rocker. Travell noted rockers are made in North Carolina but would not name the company.
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Tornado toll hits 207 in East Pakistan districts
UPI reports latest figures from districts struck by last weekend's tornado put deaths at 207 and about 2,000 houses destroyed as officials assess the damage.
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Film Star Tax Break May End in Overseas Work Proposals
Washington Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon said the administration is studying proposals to end foreign tax concessions for American movie stars working overseas. He noted these perks were meant for private industry employees abroad but have been misused by stars who move abroad to live and make films, paying little to no tax.
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Chiropractor Guilty in Ship Surgeon Pose
San Francisco report states George C. Jacobsen a 57 year old California licensed chiropractor was found guilty of posing as a ship's surgeon and practicing without a license. The case cites fraudulent license entries and dates back to 1949 aboard the SS Jacobsen. Sentence planned for April 17 with potential fines and years. Officials note the ship's chief surgeon was unaware of the deception.
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