Noted Warden Dies At 78 In New Jersey
Mark C. Kimberling, 78, longtime New Jersey warden who ordered Hauptmann's execution in 1936 for the Lindbergh kidnapping, died after a long illness at his home. He once postponed the execution at a grand jury request but carried it out three days later and later served as state police superintendent.
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Washington's Crossing
N.S
Mark C. Kimberling
Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Kimberling
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Ghostly Shapes Identify Themselves Near School
Children at a Birmingham junior school reported seeing ghosts and strange white figures for weeks. Tony Jones, 29, a cross country runner, proposed that he and other runners in white track suits near the school could have been mistaken for ghosts during workouts.
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Birmingham
UPI
Tony Jones
Needy Tucson Children Take Part In Jaycee Shopping Tour
More than 400 youngsters from Tucson join the Jaycees ninth annual shopping tour. Each child receives ten dollars to buy non toy gifts for family members, guided by volunteers from the Tucson Junior Chamber and partner groups. The event begins at the Jaycee clubhouse and routes through downtown stores ending with a Christmas party.
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Tucson
Jaycees
U S Soldier Sentenced In Germany For Munich Taxi Killing
A German court sentenced Spec. 5 Albert Logan of McAlaster Oklahoma to 34 years in prison for the May 30 slaying of taxi driver Josef Ertel in Munich. Logan, 37, claimed he did not intend to kill Ertel, saying he wanted only to frighten him and had planned to shoot his superior instead.
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Munich
Germany
U.S
Albert Logan
McAlaster
Okla
Logan
Josef Ertel
Ertel
Cotton Leader Meiffenberger Dies at 56 in Texas
George W. Meiffenberger a prominent cotton industry figure who headed research for the National Cotton Council of America died after a long illness in Lub buck Texas He was 56 and known as an international leader in cotton research and policy.
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Lubbuck
Tex
George W. Meiffenberger
National Cotton Council of America
First U.N. TV Series Debuts at State Dept Show
The State Department will host the first program in a television series dramatizing the United Nations. Government officials and diplomats will attend a Sunday showing of Carol for Another Christmas with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Mrs. Rusk as hosts.
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State Dept
U.N
Washington
UPI
United Nations
State Department
Dean Rusk
Short Flight Restores Wyoming Phone Service
In Grey Bull Wyoming Morris Avary, a helicopter pilot, spent three days flying over power lines during the state's cold snap to clear frost from lines that had disrupted telephone service in Powell Cody and Lovell. His helicopter’s prop wash blew away the heavy frost, restoring service in the three communities.
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Greybull
Wyo
UPI
Jr. Powell
Cody
Lovell
Morris Avary
Avery
Explosion Kills Two in Hamamatsu Truck Blast
An explosion of a jet fuel truck in Hamamatsu Japan killed two workers and injured three others including a Japanese airman. The blast disrupted nearby facilities and prompted an emergency response as investigators began assessing the cause.
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Hamamatsu
Japan
UPI
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