Family Tragedy Stuns Wisconsin Town in Youth Killing
In Green Bay a 16 year old boy named Harry Hebard confessed to killing his father Jack Hebard and his stepmother Joyce plus the three Hebard children. District Attorney Warren said the motive centered on feeling left out of the family circle and a psychiatric exam is planned.
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Green Bay. Wis
Harry Hebard
Dist
Robert Warren
Harry
Joyce
John Rudell
Judy
Janice
Jack Hebard
Lucky O'Hara
David Thompson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thompson
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Judy Rudell
Rudell
Mrs. Hebard
Mr. Hebard
36 in Recorder's Court For Variety of Charges
Judge B. B. Earle Jr. presided over 36 cases this week in recorder's court. Defendants faced varied charges from carrying a razor to illegal parking with many dismissals after hearings and several jail or probation sentences for disorderly conduct and intoxication.
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Recorder's Court
B. B. Earle Jr
Recorder’s Court
Robert I. Beasley
Williams Larry Brooks
Jack F. Baker
Sander Hightower
Ruther Morris Jr
Eric Allen Reneau
Tra Mitchell Williams
George Brewer
Tommie D. Peterman
Charlie Kerbo
Henry McIntyre
Virginia McIntyre
Mae Liza McIntyre
Joe Lundy
Willie
Perry QO
Copper
Wallace Woiners
Orrie Walker
George Yates
Parker H. Kastrup
Dewey Lee Smith
James Fain
George Jackson
Willie George Anderson
Mable Anderson
George Minor
Jack Mitchell
Rosie Smith
Private Grants For Schooling Draw New Fire
In Atlanta the Georgia House Appropriations Committee debated the private school grant program amid cuts to the Education Department. D B Blalock pushed to bar funding for private school students while Rep Fred H Walker urged eliminating the grants. The panel also approved a rule requiring legislative approval before new school programs and considered funds for a governor’s mansion bond issue.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House Appropriations Committee
D. B. Blalock
Cowetta
Blalock
Fred H. Walker
Lowndes
Education Department
Arthur Bolton
Spalding
Carl E. Sanders
Bialock
Walker
Four Daughters Drowned Leave Family Grieving in Babylon
Ruth Corridan faces life after tragedy as she cares for her four surviving children in Babylon New York. The family copes with the loss of four daughters in a single day while rebuilding routines and seeking solace among relatives and community support.
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Babylon
N.Y
Ruth Corridan
Rough Weather Grips Large Areas From South to Northeast
A violent storm system driven by heavy snow sleet and strong winds battered the South and East Central states and swept into the Northeast. Nantucket Mass centered system produced eight inches in Worcester and seven in Windsor Locks and Portland. Weather warnings covered central New England while gale alerts stretched from Maine to Block Island.
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Mass
Worcester
Windsor Locks
Conn
Portland
Maine
Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
New England
Eastport
Block Island
New Jersey
New York State
Albany
New York
Florida
Hijackers Seek Political Refuge in Brazil as Freighter Sails
In Belem Brazil the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui, held at gunpoint earlier in the week, sailed toward Macapa under Brazilian control. Captors now face detention aboard a Brazilian destroyer while diplomats decide their fate as political refugees or criminals. The case centers on asylum requests and Brazil's Foreign Ministry decision.
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Belem
Brazil
Amazon
Macapa
Amazon Delta
Incomumuunicado
Romulo Betancourt
Skin Divers Continue Search for Missing Girl in Georgia River
Skin diving teams probe the Ca noochee River near Ft. Stewart for a missing girl while finding the body of her Army sergeant father, Sgt. Carlos K. Butcher. Patricia, 38, was last seen with him after their boat overturned. Teresa, 65, survived with shock and exposure.
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Hinesville
Canoochee River
Ft. Stewart
Carlos K. Butcher
Spec
Glenn White
Butcher
Patricia
Teresa
City Farm Night draws big crowd at Coats & Clark center
About 350 residents are expected at the third annual City Farm Night at the Coats and Clark Recreation Center in Thomasville. Thomas County farmers host city residents with speeches, food, and fellowship. Guest speaker is Florida Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner. entertainment by Central High School Boys Quartet.
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Coats & Clark
Coats and Clark Recreation Center
Thomas County
H. L
Hub) Kennedy
Coolidge
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Alan
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Meigs Kiwanis Club
Pavo Kiwanis Club
Boston Kiwanis Club
Thomasville Rotary Club
Thomasville Lions Club
Thomasville Exchange Club
Florida
Doyle Conner
Tallahassee
Popwar Central High School
Virgil Lovett
Jeff Willis
Ronald Benton
Kendall Hicks
Chuck Bray
Kennedy
Lockheed Works On Nuclear Reactor For University
Lockheed Georgia Co has begun work on a nuclear research reactor for the University of Cincinnati. The reactor will be installed at the university’s nuclear center and is expected to cost about 2.5 million dollars. Lockheed will also train reactor operators under its contract.
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Marifetta
University of Cincinnati
Lockheed Georgia Co
Georgia
University
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