Chicago Housewife Wins Pink Phone After $5 Install Fee
Illinois Bell faced a state commission examiner over a dispute with Bernard J. Arnold. Arnold paid the $5 installation fee to switch to a pink Ivory replacement phone his wife demanded. Helander warned the matter may be escalated, then moved to hear a separate request for a $25 million annual rate increase.
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Hunt for Mad Killer Ends in Bakersfield
A nationwide manhunt concluded in Bakersfield as Frank Edward Wetzel, 36, who escaped a New York mental institution, was captured after fingerprints tied him to stolen cars connected to the Nov. 5 North Carolina killings of two state patrolmen. Wetzel faced charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, transporting a stolen car across state lines, and firearms violations with a $150,000 bond recommended by the FBI.
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Calif Leads U S Tangled Metal Heists in Land Developing
California leads a broad probe into tangled metal thefts tied to land development. Eight men are missing after a boiler explosion sank a small Italian freighter near Naples. The incident interrupted divers' efforts to recover bodies and investigate the blast’s cause.
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Officer Alexander Quotes On Suspect's Behavior
A police officer named Alexander says they had no idea the suspect was a killer or an escapee from a mental institution when they spotted him. The remark characterizes the officers' initial assessment during the encounter.
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Swift Inquiry Slated As Senators Plan Missile Speedup
Washington senators map plans for a swift inquiry into missile development amid a push to move from testing to production. Lyndon Johnson-led panel aims for nonpartisan study of the United States defense programs as the Army, Navy and Air Force report progress on intermediate and long range missiles.
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