Mother of 13 testifies in accused rapist trial
A 42 year old mother of 13 testified that Ernest G. Denton raped her last year in an East Side laundromat. Denton faces two counts of rape four counts of attempted rape and one count of assault with intent to commit rape. The preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb continues.
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Ernest G. Denton
East Side
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Benson
Denton
Superior Court
Jack G. Marks
Marks
Garven Videen
Videan
Atty
John Augustine
Jury Acquits Auto Theft Suspect
A 20-year-old Tucson man, Leo Sanchez Perez, was acquitted by a Superior Court jury of grand theft and burglary in a case tied to October break in at 2800 Miracle Mile and the theft of Frank Hazelton’s car. Perez claimed he only intended a joyride and would return the vehicle. The case was prosecuted by Deputy County Attorney Lars Pedersen.
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Perez
Meyer Ave
Lars Pedersen
White House weighs arts festival future
The White House says it is too soon to decide if the week’s festival of arts at the executive mansion will become an annual event. press secretary Elizabeth Carpenter said guests hoped for a repeat, but planning is premature. Some invited figures declined over Vietnam policy. Others criticized foreign policy during the festival.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Executive Mansion
Elizabeth Carpenter
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Viet Nam
Fishmongers Deceive With Mock Halibut Names
Oxford Consumer magazine says local fishmongers mislead buyers by selling dogfish and catfish as mock halibut Scotch hake or rack salmon. It notes that catfish and dogfish may be plain, but are honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
UPI
Oxford Consumer
Lt Gilkinson To Help Plan Police Building Project
Lt William Gilkinson head of the police Intelligence Unit is reassigned as liaison officer with architects and builders of the new 3 million dollar police building. Chief Bernard L Garmire and Lt Frank Zunno will assume the intelligence duties temporarily. Gilkinson led the unit since its 1958 formation.
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William Gilkinson
Police
Bernard L. Garmire
Frank Zunno
Garmire
Gilkinson
Swedes Eat Nutmeg To Get Kicks
Two Swedish psychiatrists report cases of nutmeg intoxication in Sweden. A 17 year old girl and a 22 year old woman ate nutmeg and three hours later felt detached from reality and saw others as tiny. The women also experienced heightened hearing and frightening sensations though no addiction risk was noted.
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London— i
Sweden
Lancet
Hans Olof Akesson
Jan Walinder
University of Gothenburg
Akesson
Walinder
Akessan
Spy scare ends as soldier spotted in signals drill
A London incident sparked alarm when locals reported a man in a van near a forest sending radio signals. Police later identified the figure as a soldier taking part in an official signals exercise.
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London
UPI
New Forest
Here
Maritime engineers strike 12 U.S. shipping lines coast to coast
In a midnight contract expiry, MEBA ordered a nationwide strike of 10,000 members hitting 12 U.S. shipping firms from Maine to Texas. Pickets were light, with about seven in New York, as most lines moved ships out. MEBA and AMMI continued negotiations in New York seeking a quick settlement.
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New York
Maritime Engineers
U.S
Maine
Texas
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
MEBA
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
American Merchant Maritime Institute
AMMIT
Tn Nework
North River
Grace Line
Hampton Roads
Maritime Association
International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
AMMI
Union
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