Life term instead of death for T Ewing Scott in Bel Air case
In Los Angeles T Ewing Scott was given life in prison for murdering his wife Evelyn Scott, with the jury returning the verdict after a lengthy, circumstantial case. Scott showed no emotion as sentence was announced, and a motion for a new trial was set for January. The case marked the first use of a new California death-penalty procedure in L A County. A separate note from Connecticut reports Donald Tuttle trapping a mink while baiting a fox.
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Missile program costs top seventeen billion dollars
Washington report shows the United States has spent about 17.178 billion dollars on missile research development and production since 1936 with most spending since the Korean War. Congressional committees are probing whether the Pentagon spent funds efficiently and adequately and will consider the planned extra one billion dollars requested by Defense Secretary McElroy. The Defense Department summary notes the total covers development and production costs for missile systems but excludes operating sites and certain unit costs. A separate item notes a costly incident at a church where a wild turkey crashed through a window, with replacement estimated at 200 dollars.
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Man Admits Punch That Killed Actor
Long Island Regents approve a five year plan for a science and engineering college program. In New York, a Broadway actor Gerald Sarracini died after a brawl on Christmas Eve near a tavern. Monroe Gibson, 25, was charged with involvement. police say the fatal blow was a single punch. The altercation began when Gibson tried to enter a bar after hours. Sarracini and Tommy Bell, a boxer, were involved. Witnesses reported a tavern-to-tavern pursuit and a toy gun found with Gibson. Bell and Sarracini had past incidents and rival records. Bell claimed to be intoxicated and later recanted.
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Regents Propose Senior College Plan At St Petersburg
Regents signaled a plan to establish a senior day fashion college as part of a new state teachers college in St Petersburg. The project would fund bachelors and masters degrees, aiming to grow science and engineering education with a 250-student capacity, housed on a permanent campus. The board endorsed the idea amid university trustee support and Gov. Harriman’s approval.
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