Strangler Killough Freed After Confessions Rejected
James Killough, 42, a former mailman, is freed from manslaughter charges after the US Court of Appeals ruled his three confessions invalid. Judge George L. Hart Jr directed acquittal, citing lack of sufficient evidence. Killough’s wife disappeared on December 13, 1950, her body later found. police questioned him for 27 hours and he signed a confession later ruled inadmissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hart Jr
Klillaugh
Carroll Rrimond
Washington
James
Chicago
W .Killough
Tokyo
US. Court of
Egyptian Doctor Pursues Public Health Research in Maryland
Dr Samir Naguib a young physician from Egypt studies cancer epidemiology in the United States on a four year Johns Hopkins funded program. He works on the Washington County cancer field project at Coffman Laboratory and trains under Johns Hopkins and NCI related mentors while preparing for a Cairo University post in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samir Naguib
Egypt
United States
M.D
Middle East
Alexandria University Medical School
High Institute of Public Health
Alexandria
Naguibs
United Arab Republic
Johns. Hopkins University
Baltimore
U.S
Samir
Cairo University
Alexandria University Hospital
Philip Sartwell
Johns-Hopkins
Hagerstown
GW. Comstock
Colfman Research Laboratory
Ween
Washington County
Hugh Davis
Johns Hopkins
Health Dept
US. Public Health Service
Johns Hopkins Univesity
Sfgerstown
GP. Lambert
Mulberry Ave
U.S.A
Iagerstonians
United Arab Repiblic
Nasser
Alexander Afa Direat
B.C
Local Deaths and Obituaries From Hagerstown Area
A roundup of local obituary notices includes Harry Robert Rudy Jr 100 of Mazel Avenue Philadelphia Pa died in a Philadelphia hospital. Blanche Motter Buckey age 86 of Halfway died in Martin Manor Nursing Home. Edith Mary Jonason 76 of Hagerstown died at Western Maryland State Hospital. Dr Arnold K Tolley Chevy Chase named Maryland Chiropractor of the Year. Funeral details and burial plans listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robert Rudy, Jr
Mazel Ave
Bye Wood
Philadelphia
Arnold K. Tolley
Chevy Chase
Hagerstown
Maryland
Lee Hue Carter
Rockville
Maryland Chiropractice Association
Tolley
National College of Chiropractic
Chicago
Nashville College For Chiropractice
Stevenson Wounded in Enforcing Peace Amid Dog Fight
New York AP reports Adlai Stevenson wearing a bandage on his right hand after saying he was wounded in a battle to make peace. He spoke at a reception for Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal and warned of peacekeeping dangers.
Area Deaths in Fulton County Pennsylvania
McConnellsburg area man Lemuel O Shives of Big Cove Tannery died October 8 at 6 15 p m from a heart attack at his home He was born May 14 1892 in Fulton County son of the late Mary Emile Shives He worked as a stock dealer and farmer His wife Eva Pittman Shives died in 1941 Survived by two daughters Ida Tittan Hancock and Vesta Hull Dig Cove Tannery one son Mosser P Shives Washington DC two grandchildren John Bard and Marie Crouse two more great grandchildren nine great grandchildren one half brother Lewis Gordon of Big Cove Tannery Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Damascus Christian Church Rev Floyd Frunz to officiate Burial in the adjoining cemetery Viewing one hour before services at the church Food will be received at Kelso Funeral Home Saturday evening
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McConnellsburg
Lemuel O. Shives
Big Cove
Fulton County
Mary Emile Shives
Atock
Eva (Pittman) Shives
Ida Tittan
Hancock
Vesta Hull
Dig Cove
Mosser P. Shives
Washington
T.C
John Bard
Washington DB
Marie Crouse
Lewis Gordon
Damascus Christian Church
Floyd ‘Frunx
Kelso Funeral Home
Finan proposes three member review board for police conduct
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B Finan suggested a three member panel to review complaints of police discourtesy brutality and abuse. The board would include representatives from the Baltimore state attorney city solicitor and state attorney general offices and would address concerns raised by Black leaders.
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Baltimore
Alty
Thomas B. Finan
Finan
JFK Sister Disputes Ownership Of Books in Kennedy Exhibit
In Los Angeles a visitor claimed a Robert Frost volume in the John Kennedy Memorial Library exhibit wasn t President Kennedy s and asserted personal ownership. The guard and exhibit director offered assurances the items were the late president s treasures, while another remark linked a borrowed book to Jack Kennedy s life. The exchange was recounted by Hamilton, exhibit information director, from Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
John Kennedy
Keanehedy
Sher
Robert Frost
Jack Baver
Hamilton
Baltimore
Eunice Shriver
Frogmen and Dogs Guard Queen's Quebec Visit
Frogmen searched Wolfe's Cove and plain clothes police dogs patrolled the Plains of Abraham as Queen Elizabeth's yacht neared Quebec for a controversial visit. Checkpoints on all roads required ID, signaling security measures beyond previous Canadian head of state visits.
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Quebec
Wolfe's Cove
Plains of Abraham
St. Lawrence
Gasoline And Radio Taken In Two Thefts
Two thefts reported last night in the city with a portable radio taken from a car owned by Margaret Stoufer on Washington Street and 18 gallons of gasoline stolen from a vehicle in front of Potomac Creamery Co. Officers said the incidents occurred around 7 2 P.M. today. A separate note mentions The Student Tutoring Service seeking volunteers for free tutoring to youths at risk of dropping out, with contact details for Mrs. Alan T Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stouffer
Washington St
Trank Brucer
Potomac Creamery Co
P.M. Festeryey
Alan Tt. Brown
Oak Hill Ave
Suburban Trust Bank Heist Suspect Sought in Albuquerque
Ex reporter for Daily Mail in New Mexico linked to a bank robbery at the Suburban Trust Co branch on Central Ave Albuquerque. The bandit demanded cash, claimed to carry a newspaper, and referenced nitroglycerin as part of a bluff while fleeing with about 2500 dollars. Authorities, including Lester J. Miller and Blair's Valley police, pursued leads in Clear Spring and nearby areas.
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Sandy Miller
The
Daily Mail
Valley and Heights
Albuquerque, Nlm
Chevy Chase
Lester J. Miller
Blair's Valley
Clear Spring
Central Ave
Suburban Trust Co
Albuquerque
N.M
Bee Printing Corp
Bank note thief claims dying of cancer in Montgomery County
A poorly dressed man entered a Montgomery County bank before noon and handed a note to clerk Robert Fiedwind age 21 claiming he was dying from throat cancer and had nothing to lose. He warned of a bottle of nitroglycerin in his pocket and fled the area in a white automobile.
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Montgomery County
Robert Fiedwind
Students At Large School Smoking As Much As Ever
Baltimore AP reports City College and Baltimore's large high schools show no decrease in student smoking after a year long anti smoking drive funded by the Health Department and Johns Hopkins University. The study finds rising belief that smoking harms health but unchanged smoking rates. Future efforts target younger students from sixth grade onward.
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Baltimore
City College
Baltifec More
Arcl
City¢ Health Department
Health Department
Johns Hopkins University
City
Matthew Tayback
Syrian Forces Fire On Israeli Frontier Wound One
Israeli army spokesman says Syrian forces opened fire on an Israeli settlement along the frontier causing a light wound to a single person. The clash heightened tensions near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Prayer for gratitude and forgiveness in Lutheran rite
A supplicatory prayer asks for gratitude forgiveness and spiritual renewal. It seeks the creative joy of life and a transforming power through Jesus Christ, offered by The Lutheran Church in America official.
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Christ
Tadeemer
Conurad Bergendorf
N.Y.C
Board of Theological Education
The
Lutheran Church In America
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the Daily Mail
Hagiestown
Strangler
Cal League
Dalat Ohio
Jonn F. Lafimer
George Washington University
Main
Harry R. Rudy, Jr
L Hagerstown
Tihe
Harry BR. Rudy
Rudy’s
Gertrude Adams Rudy
Tingerstown
St. Johns College Annapolis
University of Maryland Pharmacy School
Sharp - Dome Pharmaceutical Company
Addison Cooke
Wilson
Geraldine Seaman
Oliver - Haer
18Th and
Chestnut Sts
Phil
Northwood
Oak Lane
Wilbur D. Haller
Clinton
Edith) Neff
Mt. Olivett Cemetery
Frederick
Blanche Motter Buckey
Martin Manor
Halfway
George
Rebecca (Eakle) Buckey
Williamsport
Zion Luthleran Church
Clarence Tomlinson
Ie Funeral Home
Williams
William C. Huddle
River Yinn
Edith M. Johnson
Edith Mary Jonason
Western Maryland State Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
Mary
Grant} Teeman
Richard Hh, Johnson
Order of Eastern Star
Bowzer
August W. Peters
Nose Hill
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Archdiocesan
France
John Cheverus
Montreal
Albert Sabin
Sabin
Jewish Appeal
Shaw
Darwin
Stanford
Calif
William Irvine
Stanford University
Tshombe
Moise Tshombe
Aruba Palace
Cairo
Lumumba
Congo
London
iReview Board For
Summit Ave
du Carrer
Dal
D.C
van Nady
Penns
W. Va
JFK
Elizabeth
New Mexico
Suburban Trust iBandit
Jervis Langdon Jr
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Shockey
Hammond Organ Studios
Hunter
Electric Company
Ubdy
Hagerstown, Md
Hira
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