Tragedy and politics mark week in Bath and beyond
A Bath New York mother Dorothy La Faye, 42, suffered critical skull and shoulder injuries after her 2 year old daughter Virginia was struck and killed by a car in front of their home. The child died as her siblings watched. Archduke Otto von Habsburg visits Innsbruck amid Socialist concerns over his return. Former San Francisco mayor George Christopher joins United Nations economic program, after losing the gubernatorial primary to Reagan era rivals. Helen Wilcox, secretary to the U.S. ambassador in Canberra, is found dead in her apartment. police say no foul play suspected.
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Price Cuts Stir Housewife Boycott Moves Across States
Washington amid calls for lower food prices and reduced supermarket services. Rosenthal cites price cuts only with service cuts, while Portland and Seattle housewives push boycotts. Fazio warns of temporary price dips, Sayre plans a mountaineering fundraiser, and Adams says inflation drives prices up with limited relief.
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Woman Runs Into Burning Home Six Times to Save
Cecilia Ynda, 22, of Phoenix, repeatedly entered a blazing River- Adlz home to find and rescue five residents, including 85-year-old Sherman Hays, who suffered severe burns. Fire Chief Ed Weiss praised her bravery noting she saved lives and likely prevented more deaths.
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Stocks Bond Heist At Newburger Loeb Co
In New York AP reports a $2 million theft of negotiable stocks and bonds from the brokerage of Newburger Loeb Co. The loss, uncovered after an audit, includes $1,370,000 in bonds and $630,000 in stocks. The firm says customers are fully insured and protected. police classify the case as grand larceny.
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JURY TOURS Sheppard Home in murder retrial
Dr Samuel H Sheppard returned by bus with Bailey to the Bay Village home where Marilyn Sheppard was found bludgeoned on July 4 1954 as jurors toured the scene. Judge Talty ordered sequestration and warned reporters to avoid influencing the jury. The visit follows the Supreme Court reversal of the first conviction for safety and evidentiary concerns.
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