Massapequa 15 Year-Old Held Without Bail in Murder
A 15-year-old Massapequa High School freshman, Bruce Zator, was charged with first degree murder for the shotgun slaying of classmate Timothy Wall, also 15, in a high school washroom. Zator, who had been under school psychiatric care, allegedly concealed a 12-gauge shotgun after sawing off the barrel. district attorney Frank Gulotta said he may be indicted for murder in the electric chair era. Wall was a local gang member, though police say gang rivalry did not influence the incident.
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Hoover decries crime glorification on TV and film
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns in the FBI Bulletin of a dangerous trend toward glorifying crime in television and movies. He links it to juvenile violence while praising some leaders for authentic portrayals. He cites a town shooting inspired by crime stories but does not name programs or individuals.
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Baby Death Suspect to Leave Okinawa
In Okinawa a U.S. civil administration court cleared the way for Madelyn Hits, a Plymouth, Michigan mother, to be sent to the United States for trial on a murder warrant. She is expected to sail Saturday aboard the Breckenridge from Okinawa to San Francisco.
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Grace Will Appear With Frank Sinatra in Monaco
Princess Grace of Monaco will share a bill with Frank Sinatra on June 14 for the world premiere of Sinatra's new film in Monaco. Palace officials say Grace and her husband Prince Rainier will host a benefit dinner coinciding with the premiere of Kings Go Forth, with Sinatra as featured guest and entertainer. Grace previously co starred with Sinatra and Bing Crosby in High Society before her marriage.
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Doctors denounce California medical aid act
Several hundred delegates of the California Medical Association rejected the public assistance and medical act passed in October 1957. They approved a resolution to seek repeal, arguing the welfare program weakens the doctor patient relationship by mandating patient application to a welfare agency and making the government a third party in care.
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Stevenson Urges Immediate Tax Cut to Halt Recession
Adlai Stevenson told European editors in Chicago the recession may worsen without prompt action and urged an immediate tax cut to stimulate the economy. He backed mutual inspections of nuclear forces and said NATO must be adequately armed until disarmament. He warned Western Europe might prefer quicker measures.
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