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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

8

Angel of Attica Married on deathbed in NYC hospital Ward

Walter Tiny Swift known as the Angel of Attica died 27 hours after marrying his girlfriend Phyllis Britton in the intensive care unit of Community Hospital. Swift, 48, who helped victims and captors during the 1971 Attica prison riot, was hospitalized after an auto accident. He and Britton wed amid oxygen tubes and a wedding cake provided by nurses. Funeral set for Mt. Morris United Church.

Warsaw N.Y UPI Attica Walter Tiny Swift Phyllis Britton Community Hospital Craig State School Sonyea Aes Nelson A. Rockefeller Craig School Genesee Community College Batavia Phyllis Route 19 Mt. Morris United Church Lester Wilcox Charles Tyler

Justice adjourns bid for new chief judge primary election

A New York state supreme court justice adjourned the request by UPI reported Judge Jack Weinstein for a new primary to select the Democratic candidate for chief judge of the Court of Appeals until July 6. Official results from the June 4 primary were not yet ready from one county and Weinstein led by 769 votes.

Albany N.Y UPI Supreme Court US. District Court Jack B. Weinstein State Court of Appeals John H. Pennock Secretary of State Weinstein Manhattan Jacob Fuchsberg Fuehsberg Appellate Division Francis T. Murphy Jr State Supreme Court Irwin R. Brownstein Jay H. Topkis Topkis Fuchsberg Erie County Bronx County New York City George A. Katz Court of Appeals Charles D. Breitel

Escapee holds six hostage in White Plains apartment

Charles Whitted, 23, who escaped Grasslands Prison Hospital in Valhalla, held babysitter Jesse Wiggins and five children at knife point for four hours. All hostages freed unharmed. a police sergeant was slashed in the arm. Whitted proposed a deal for surrender and transport, then fled with a gun and car after briefing with the Westchester jail warden.

Charles Whitted White Plains Ater Westchester County Parkway Carl Fulgenzi Bernhard Seitwatch UPI N.Y Grasslands Valhalla Whitted Jesse Wiggins Wiggins Arthur Westchester County Norwood Jackson Danbury Conn Westchester Dail

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