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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1966

Page

2

Just-Married GI Confesses Slaying Ex

A 21-year-old Army corporal from New York admitted killing his former girlfriend Sue Proeber after a December quarrel over marriage. Proeber, who was pregnant, disappeared December 3 and was found April 4 in a shallow Palatine grave. Murphy, recently returned from a New York honeymoon, signed a confession while his bride Lenore Wagner waited outside.

Chicago New York William Murphy Arlington Heights Lenore Wagner Elk Grove William Sandgren Murphy Miss Sue Proeber Palatine Miss Proeber

Ireland Honors 1916 Heroes and Parade Tribute

Ireland marks Easter Uprising memories as 1 600 veterans march on O Connell Street with 200 women. President de Valera reviews troops as Proclamation is repeated and leaders’ names recalled. A letter from Capt Hitzen recalls Bolands Mill surrender.

Fice Liam Daly Garrison Veterans Society O’connell de Valera Padraic Pearse Ray McNally Abey Theatre Kilmainham U.S E. Hitzen Grimsby England Boland’s Mill

Satirical novelist Waugh dies after long career at 62

The obituary notes Evelyn Waugh, prominent satirical novelist and Catholic convert, died aged 62. It recalls his wartime service with the Royal Marines and commandos, and highlights major works including Brideshead Revisited, Scoop, The Loved One, and The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold.

Waugh Ethiopia Royal Marines Crete Capt Hollywood California Gilbert Pinfold Ronald Knox

Student Tries To Set Self Afire In Bus Station Silent Standoff

A student attempted self immolation in Washington arriving by bus and carrying two gasoline bottles when detectives intercepted him at a taxi stand near a radio station. Police say the incident followed a bid to protest U S policy with Viet Nam echoing earlier suicides by Morrison Laporte and Herz. The youth tight lipped about motives and the family said he had become overly idealistic.

Ner Edward Washington Arthur U.S Viet Nam Norman R. Morrison Baltimore Pentagon Roger Laporte United Nations New York Alice Herz Detroit Zinner New York City

Debris Fire Extinguished At Ward's Store Shute

Menands firemen were called after 7 p.m. Saturday to a fire in an incinerator chute on the eighth floor of the Montgomery Ward Store. They used a 14 inch hose to wet down burning debris at the trash chute entrance. Smoke damage on the eighth floor was slight.

Menands Montgomery Ward

Cuba Faces Ongoing Water Shortage in Havana Area

Havana official Faustino Perez warns no immediate relief from water crisis in Greater Havana. He cites dwindling supply sources, damaged pipelines, and a failing distribution network as drought worsens shortages for 1.6 million residents. Possible fixes include repairing the network and damming small rivers. Canimar River water may be considered after 1980.

Miami Camaguey Havana Perez Canimar Matanzas

Vacant House Fire Quelled in Hoosick Falls

Hoosick Falls Fire Dept responded to a midday blaze in a vacant 144 story frame warehouse owned by William O'Brien a local plumber. The fire started around 12 30 p m two rescue squad units stood by but were not needed and the outtap occurred at 1 34 p m.

Hoosick Falls William O’brien

Tragedy as Schenectady Woman Is Struck on Route 5

Mrs. Elizabeth Berg, 32, of Schenectady, was killed Saturday night after being struck by an automobile while crossing Route 5 about five miles east of Amsterdam.

Elizabeth Berg Schenectady Amsterdam

Mink Jacket Worth 895 Stolen From Albany Store

Albany police monitored Easter shoppers amid a mink jacket theft report. The garment valued at $895 vanished from an Albany store yesterday as investigators reviewed surveillance and witness accounts.

Albany

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