Grim Gets Four Year Suspended Sentence in Break In Case
Martinsburg West Virginia Curtis Lane Grim 26 received a four year suspended sentence after pleading to two breaking and entering charges and two larceny counts. He was ordered to four years on probation and to make restitution. Indictments allege entry at American Legion Conrad Hoover Post 21 storehouse January 27 1963 stealing under $50 and entering Clarco Corporation January 31 1963 stealing over $50. Grim had recently been paroled.
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Ation
American Legion
Conrad-Hoover Post 21
Clarco Corporation
West Virginia
Speck case tied to nurse killings. FBI fingerprints identified
Police linked Richard Speck to the nurse townhouse killings after a stranger near the scene and a National Maritime Union hiring hall provided a matching 25-cent photo. FBI prints matched door fingerprints, making Speck the most wanted man. Neighbors describe a troubled past and a divided family history as authorities plan careful interrogation. Meanwhile Miss Universe Margareta Arvidsson pledges future duties and vows not to return to her Swedish hometown.
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Richard Franklin Speck
Speck
Dallas
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Monmouth
Carolyn Wilson
Harold Tinder
Miami Beach
Fla
Gothenburg
Sweden
Margareta Arvidsson
Wilson to Reopen Cavern Club in Liverpool
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will formally reopen the Cavern Club in Liverpool on Saturday at the request of Labour MP Bessie Braddock. The venue, once a WWII basement shelter, launched the Beat era and hosted acts like the Beatles, who played there 292 times. Wilson is in Moscow, with plans to visit Washington for talks with President Johnson.
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Moscow
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Labor Party
Beatles
the Searchers
Gerry and the Pacemakers
Billy J. Kramer
The
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Animals
Hollies
Herman’s Hermits
Cilla Black
Beattles
Weather Today and Five Day Outlook
Fair tonight with low in the middle 60s. Mostly fair and warmer with scattered thundershowers at night. Outlook Wednesday includes scattered afternoon thundershowers and hot temperatures. Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph. Five day forecast shows 3 to 5 degrees below normal. Warm Tuesday then cooler midweek with scattered showers likely Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mississippi Valley
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South Atlantic
Kennedy rests easier after mild heart attack
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 77, was reported resting easier at his Hyannis Port home after a mild heart attack Sunday. A family spokesman said Kennedy was in excellent condition and not hospitalized despite his age and medical history.
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Mass
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Kennedy
Airlines dispute talks stagger as strike expands
In Washington representatives of five airlines and the Machinists union meet to speed negotiations in a 10 day strike. Assistant Secretary Reynolds calls talks extremely slow and notes only discussion on eight major issues including wages and benefits. About 65,880 airline workers face layoffs with 1,100 TWA workers voting to return to duty under existing terms.
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James J. Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Trans World Airlines
Cape Kennedy
Fla
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Merritt Island
Eastern
National
Northwest
United
Reynolds
IAM
Williing
Prince Charles Swaps Planes After Bomb Threat
In Brisbane a bomb scare forced Prince Charles to switch planes. A special aircraft ferried him to Melbourne after authorities found no bomb on the chartered flight. The prince, vacationing on Brampton Island, is a student at an Australian boarding school.
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Great Barrier Reef
Honolulu Records From Encyclopaedia Britannica
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes Honolulu's record high of 88 degrees and record low of 57 degrees, documenting extreme temperatures in the city’s climate history. Local historical weather data referenced by the encyclopedia highlights Honolulu’s temperature extremes.
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Richmond
Encyclopaedia Brietannica
Vicuna Hair Thickness Compared to Sheep Wool
Report notes vicuna hair measures under two thousandths of an inch in thickness, less than half the diameter of the finest sheep wool, highlighting extreme fineness.
Williamsburg to Unveil Marble Tablet Honor Virginia Gazette Founder
A marble tablet gifted 36 years ago by the Virginia Press Association and the Virginia sprinters will be unveiled next Saturday in Williamsburg. It honors William Parks who founded the Virginia Gazette in 1730, Souths first successful newspaper, still published. The tablet sits in the Earl Gregg Sweiber Library at William and Mary and will be shown at the WPA annual meeting.
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Virginia Gazette
Virginia Press Association
Sprinters of Virginia
William Parks
Gazette
South
Earl Greg Swein
College of William and Mary
WPA
Astronauts Plan High Orbit Link With Agena First
The Gemini 5 pair John Young andMichael Collins plan a rendezvous with the Agena 10 upper stage to reach a high orbit of 185 to 468 miles. They aim to dock, then disconnect after 48 hours and conduct a 55 minute EVA for ultraviolet photography of star fields.
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Collins
Unon
Voskhod 2
Answers From a Clipped Page Quiz
A list of ten items includes hydrogen tungsten carbide margarine and other varied terms. The set mentions the Untouchables of India the Vatican Palace Hollywood Freeway and a 16 miles per hour speed. It also notes brass and the Secretary of Commerce.
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Vatican Palace
Hollywood Freeway
Brass
Secretary of Commerce
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