Ruby Sanity Ruling Moves Oswald Case Toward Appeals
In Dallas a district court jury found Jack Ruby sane in the Oswald killing, clearing the path for a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals review. Ruby’s conviction and death sentence from 1964 remain on appeal, with the defense arguing insanity and the timing of sanity proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ruby
Court of Appeals
Tom Johnson
Dallas
Texa
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fornter Trip
Criminal District Court No. 3
Texas Appeals Court
Louis Holland
Society's risqué festival fashions stun New York gala
At a Shakespeare Festival fundraiser in the Plaza Hotel, society figures wore sheer and revealing costumes inspired by Bardic themes. Guests included Susan Stein and Amanda Burden, with appearances by Gloria Steinem, Mimi Cushing, Baroness von Meyern Hohenberg, Topsy Taylor, Linda Hackett, and Emilio Pucci. The event featured nude-like outfits amid pink jewels and latticework, raising about $100 per attendee for noodles, wine, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sprain
NEW York
Shakespeare Festival Committee
Plaza Hotel
Susan Stein
Jules Stein
Amanda
Gloria Steinem
Mimi Cushing
Baroness von Meyern Hohenberg
Topsy Taylor
Linda
Montague) Hackett
Marquis Emilio Pucci
Emilio
Pamela Tiffin
Henry Fonda
Karim Kahn
Larry Rivers
Cone
Earl Blackwell
Central Park
Miss New Mexico Contest Set for July 18 1948
Hobbs AP reports the 1948 Miss New Mexico competition will be held July 18. The winner will succeed Ejilen Growdon of Clovis as Miss New Mexico, with 13 entrants expected in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Behavioral Remedies in Bears and Pets Documented
Bears smear wounds with spruce or hemlock resin. Canines and felines in distress instinctively eat grass.
Court ruling draws police backlash across states
Law enforcement officials decry a Supreme Court decision on voluntariness of confessions. Reno Chief Elmer Briscoe and Washoe Sheriff C W Young say it hampers interrogation. Houston Deputy Chief George Seber and Fort Worth deputy E L Giles warn crimes may go unsolved. District Attorney Carol Vance notes potential hindrance to police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heno
New
Washoe County
C. W. Young
Young
Reno
Elmer Briscoe
High Court
Briscoe
Houston
Popular El Paso Choral Group To Appear Here
The El Paso Natur al Chorallers, a company singing group from El Paso Natural Gas and its products unit, will perform at Frontier Days in Silver City. The concert at James Stadium on Sunday July 3 will include costume changes and varied songs. Members and families will travel by bus from El Paso and tour the area. a July 4 visit to the Gila Cliff Dwellings is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Natural Choraliers
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Silver City
James Stadium
el Paso Natural Chorallers
el Paso Natural Gas Products Company
el Paso
Gila Cliff
el Paso Natural Gis Co
Origins
The
Pibers
Chovaliers
Alterations Sought to Meet State Building Code at Fort Bayard Hall
Brasher says Fort Bayard hall fails current code with narrow hallways and oddly sized elevators. planned improvements cost 12 000 to 18 000 dollars adding bathrooms and handrails. Fort Bayard, once a veterans hospital, now houses tuberculosis and geriatrics facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasher
Ft. Bayard
Veterans Hospital
Court outlines police rights warnings aid for suspects
The article restates the Supreme Court ruling on police questioning of suspects. It lists required safeguards: warning of the right to remain silent, advice that anything said can be used in court, and the right to have a lawyer present. It notes waivers must be voluntary, knowing, and intelligent, and that questioning must stop if a suspect asks for a lawyer or refuses to be interrogated. The ACLU praised the guidance but said it does not go far enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Serv
American Civil Liberties Union
New York
John Pemberton Jr
Chicago Violence in Puerto Rican Neighborhoods Sparks Uproar
Demonstrations and clashes with police erupted across Chicago after a Puerto Rican youth, Cruz Arcells, 26, was shot by an officer who said the youth was armed and attempting to flee. Over 1,000 people opposed police actions across two nights as community leaders urged peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz Arcells
Division
California
Donald Hendley
Cardinal’s Committee For
O. W. Wilson
Magpie dubbed pest of the West robs henhouses
The crafty black billed magpie is called the pest of the West as it robs henhouses of eggs and chicks and torments pets. A ton of water is needed to produce one pound of sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Notice of Pendency of Suit in Grant County New Mexico
Sixth Judicial District Court Grant County NM grants notice to First National Bank of Fremont and unknown heirs to Alfred Walberg Lydia Donohue and others. A civil action to quiet title to two tracts in NEYNEY Sec 35 T17S R14W continues. Respond by July 23 1966 or default judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atu
State OF New Mexico
First National Bank of
Fremont
Nebraska
Alfred Walberg
Lydia
Donohue
NEYNE
N.ml
P.M
Grant County
N. ML
Neyney
N.M.P.M
N.M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver High School
the High School
Chicago
Sixth Judicial District Court
eyeNe
Laverne McDonald
Kas
LaVerne
Medo
McDowain
Eligio Ynosthoza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!