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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1970

Page

3

Frazier Denies Slayings in Santa Cruz Case

Public defender James Jackson says John Linley Frazier, 24, told him he did not kill the four victims and did not know them. Frazier was arrested near his home days after five people were found shot and dumped into a swimming pool near the mansion. Jackson cites alleged personality changes after an auto accident and notes a UC psychologist may testify Frazier is not mentally competent.

Santa Cruz Calif James Jackson Jackson John Linley Frazier Frazier Victor Ohta Virginia Derrick Taggart Dorothy Cadwallader Fraier David Marlow University of California Santa

Today In History Highlights From Oct 27, 1970

On this date Napoleon’s army occupation noted in 1806. Quakers William Robinson and Marmaduke Stevenson hanged in 1659. Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 in New York City. Balkan War siege of Adrianople began 1912. League of Nations HQ moved 1920 to Geneva. US salary ceiling set at 25 000 after taxes in 1942.

Associated Press Napoleon Epsek Ber William Robinson Marmaduke Stevenson Massachusetts Colony U.S Theodore Roosevelt New York City Adrianople League of Nations London Geneva Big Three Moscow West Berlin Brazil Humberto Castello Branco Lebanon

Brave thief in Weat district steals $1400 from safe

Police headquarters report a burglary in the Weat district where a thief stole more than 1400 dollars in cash from a safe.

Glanbeincypee Aero -Police Weat

Halloween Mask Helps Man Sleep During Day

Hints from Heloise shares tips for daytime sleep in a dark room using a cloth Halloween mask with eye coverings. Readers describe turning to simple, inexpensive fixes from home to improve rest and privacy, including DIY window coverings and clever uses of common items.

Man Heloise Hallowe'en Mae Parsons

Pan American 747 Fire After London Landing

A Pan American 747 arriving from Los Angeles burned at London after landing. Ninety passengers slid down chutes while minor injuries were reported. Fire crews extinguished the flames with foam. Two passengers fainted but revived with whisky.

London Heathrow Airport Los Angeles

Government Has Test Data on Only 3 Brand-Name Products

After a year long survey the government says it has test or experience data on just three items hearing aids surgical soap and tree marking paint. Officials say the data may be broadened but detailed consumer use remains unclear.

Washington Nixon Offi Cials Virginia Knauer Knauer Consumers Union Mrs. Knauer

New Chapter in History of Man in North America

Los Angeles AP reports archaeologist Louis S B Leakey and team unveiled finds from Calico California suggesting humans inhabited Mojave Desert sites 50 000 to 120 000 years ago. Stone hearth evidence and heat altered rocks indicate long early occupation possibly from Asia with abundant mammal remains absent due to soil conditions.

Los Angeles North America Asia America Louis S.B. Leakey Newsmen California Leakey Leakey Archaeological Foundation North American Calico Simpson

Scraper Magazine Comment on Space Appropriations

Louisville AP reports the Scraper magazine of the Kentucky Highway Contractors Association offers a wry space commentary. It questions why space budgets receive heavy dollars while Earth projects seem to lag.

Louisville, Ky Scraper The Kentucky Highway Contractors Association

Pasteeth Denture Paste Ad Claims Stronger Bite

An advertisement touts FASTEETH denture paste for stronger bite and firmer, longer hold. It pledges comfortable fit, natural eating, and non acidic formula, urging readers to see a dentist and buy at drug counters.

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