Detective and decoy trap kill Brooklyn rapist killer Gumby
New York police used a closet stakeout and a decoy officer in a satin gown to trap a serial rapist and strangler. Charles Gumby, 37, died as officers fired into a bathroom when he returned to the scene. Police linked him to earlier rapes and murders of two Brooklyn women, Miss Janet Chisholm and others, via fingerprint evidence. Chisholm, injured but alive, identified Gumby as her attacker.
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Infants' Sportswear Crawler and Set Collection
Catalog-style listing of infant wear including boys and girls crawler sets in cotton corduroy and knit outfits. Several items feature matching shirts, jackets, hats, and pastel color options with sizes from S to XL. Prices show marked down sale levels from reg prices.
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Infants and children's clothing sale prices listed
The page lists discounted prices on infants hooded sweaters and car coats, kids cardigans, dresses with balloon sleeves, and stretch slacks. Items include Orlon acrylic pastels in sizes 12-18 months, 100 percent acrylic pile car coats with quilt lining, and assorted colors. Discounts range from about 1.79 to 4.99, with reg prices noted.
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Six Perish in Flaming 2 Car Crash Near Ritzville
A two car collision near Ritzville Washington on Sunday killed six people including four Ritzville teens Kenney Anderson Robby Evans Sherrie Kautz and Connie Niederkleine. Niederkleine died later in hospital. In the second car Maurice Apple 38 and wife Sydelle 53 of Spokane survived. Two other Ritzville youths Sandy Miller and Kim Thompson about 17 were hospitalized.
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Robby Evans
Sherrie Kautz
Connie Niederkleine
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Maurice Apple
Sydelle
Spokane
Sandy Miller
Kim Thompson
Has the Supreme Court Outlawed Religious Observance
The October Reader's Digest issue features a debate on prayer in public schools sparked by a Supreme Court decision. Proponents argue the decision harms religious practice while Bishop Pike counters that a godless system is not neutral. The case prompts readers to reflect on church‑state issues and legal interpretations in education.
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Infant stretch knit jumpsuit with snaps and cuffs
Cotton terry infant suit priced 2.99 M. features full length opening for easy changing. knit cuffs and neck with snap grippers in white maize blue and pink. fits birth to 18 months. Beach
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