Notting Hill Gate murders verdict questions Evans case
A judicial inquiry concludes Timothy Evans died on the scaffold for a crime he probably did not commit but hints he did kill his wife. It finds it more probable Christie killed Geraldine and that both men were liars who lived at 10 Rillington Place. The report preserves the mystery of who killed the Notting Hill Gate victims.
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UPI
Notting Hill Gate
Timothy Evans
Evans
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John Reginald Halliday Christie
Daniel Brabin
Beryl
Christie
Rillington Place
Ton
Brabin
Pentonville
Stock Market Dow Jones Update From Noon Broadcast
United Press International reports at 2 pm EDT the Dow Jones industrial average rose 6.17 to 7e4.80 while the rails gained 1.84 to 188.66 and utilities advanced 0.29 to 194.58. Volume reached 3,680,000 shares as prominent stocks including Alcoa American Can Ford Motor General Electric IBM RCA and Sears Roebuck show gains and notable percent changes listed for many major firms.
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Dew Jones
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Grncks i Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Case Pub. Soc
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem
Cities Service
Douglas
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
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Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General ‘Telephone
Goodyear
It&t
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Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
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O'Brien Coed Soliciting Case Draws Wife Testimony
The wife of state Senator Bernard O'Brien testified in his defense in Lansing as three women identified him in a case alleging solicitations of college coeds for nude pictures and erotic films. Witnesses described lewd baring of body measurements and offers of cheesecake and stag photos.
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Mich
UPI
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Bernard O’brien
O’brien
Tryst
O'Brien
Osterhout
Miss Lukens
Judy Crawford
Ferndale
Beth Shapiro
Brookline
Mass
Desert Hideaways feature spotlights Scottsdale in Town & Country
Town & Country magazine highlights Scottsdale along with Palm Springs and Las Vegas in a Desert Hideaways article. The piece includes interviews with Scottsdale boosters and notable figures such as Barry Goldwater Guy Stillman Len Huck and H Thomas Cain.
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Scottsdale
Town & Country Magazine
Palm Springs
Las Vegas
Charles Christy
Barry Goldwater
Guy Stillman
Len Huck
H. Thomas Cain
Scottsdale-area
Asian nations eyed as potential Viet Nam mediators
Sources in Manila say Japan Cambodia and Indonesia are being considered to mediate with North Viet Nam. Indonesia is viewed as most likely due to existing Hanoi relations. Marcos said Indonesia had been approached and would help as an honest broker during the October summit talks.
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UPI
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Cambodia
Indonesia
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Philippine
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Peking
Ruby defender weds in Japan in Shinto ceremony
Melvin Belli known as the king of torts and Jack Ruby advocate married model Pat Montandon in Sapporo Japan. The 50 year old lawyer wore a two piece Japanese costume while Montandon wore a Japanese style wig.
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Sapporo
Japan
UPI
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Pat Montandon
Belli
Montandon
San ‘Francisco
United States
Jack ‘Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Dallas
Texas
Salt River project budget rises to 1967 level
The Salt River Water Users Association board approves a tentative 1967 budget of 14,409,089, up 2,729,089 from 1966. Corbell notes 9,911,330 for operations, 3,520,759 for construction, and 897,000 for debts, with 1967 assessments unchanged at 3 per acre for the first two acre-feet and 2 per extra acre-foot. Regular lawn water cost totals 10.60 for a one fifth acre lot.
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Board of Governors of
Salt River Water Users’ Association
Victor I. Corbell
Corbell
Congress Near Adjournment with $4.1 Billion Public Works Bill
Congress moved toward its Oct 22 adjournment after swift Senate approval of a $4.1 billion public works bill. The measure includes $2.2 billion for the Atomic Energy Commission and $967 million for rivers and harbors. House approval came earlier, with the conference on labor health and welfare items continuing amid civil rights talks.
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UPI
Congress
Swift
Freslger
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
House
District of Columbia
Jone
Finance Committee
Johnson
Department of Transportation
Tee Pee group sets first meeting at Kiva School
Parents of Kiva School children are invited to attend the first general meeting of the Kiva Tee Pee Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Kiva auditorium. Principal Ed Trexler will discuss Kivas Plans for this Growing Season and answer questions after his address. Dr Clifford Smith Scottsdale district associate superintendent and Tom Townzen district director of elementary education will attend.
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Kiva
Ed Trexler
Clifford Smith
Scottsdale
Tom Townzen
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