Youth Guilty In Gun Case Sentencing Set
Dennis Thompson 18 was found guilty by a Superior Court jury of obstructing justice after a scuffle over a .38 revolver. Judge Robert O. Boylston set sentencing for 9 a.m. June 12. The jury acquitted him on aggravated assault related to the same incident. Deputy County Atty. Manuel Garcia prosecuted.
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Wedding Suit Worn At Golden Anniversary in Rockford
E Albin Anderson father of Congressman John B Anderson celebrated his golden wedding anniversary by wearing the suit he wore on his wedding day. Mrs. Agreeeon praised him for keeping and wearing the outfit, noting pride in his memory.
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Thieves Loot Rural Home In Brief Break-In
Thieves broke into a rural home while occupants were away briefly and escaped with about $400 in goods. Milton L. Ringer reported returning with his wife at 11 a.m. finding the front door forced open and the house ransacked. A crow bar was used to pry the lock. Missing items include clothing, a television set, portable radio, .22 rifle, and an electric shaver.
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Tower Keeps Hands Off Birch Society Dispute
Senator elect John G. Tower said he would neither endorse nor condemn the John Birch Society. He noted his victory came from better local organization and voter dissatisfaction with Kennedy policies while signaling caution on race integration and federal aid debates. Tower aligned with conservative views similar to Barry Goldwater.
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Auto Engines Slow To Change in Next Two Decades
New York UPI reports automotive expert Lawrence R. Hafstad a former General Motors research expert says conventional car engines will remain common for the next 10 to 20 years despite fuel cells gas turbines and diesel power.
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