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to P.M. Wife Convicted Of Slaying Dentist HOUSTON, Tex. UP! The SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (LTD Mrs. Lucille Miller, pregnant mother of three, was convicted yesterday of first degree murder in the auto fire death of her dentist husband.
She was charged with killing him to collect more than $125,000 in double indemnity insurance. The jury of eight women; and four men deliberated each other after the verdict iwas read four days before returning the verdict. The same panel first manned Gemini flight to send two astronauts orbiting the earth in one capsule will be attempted later this month, a manned spacecraft center spokesman said yesterday. Dr. George Mueller, assistant director for manned space Slight, Washington, D.C..
told the House Committee on Sciences and Astronautics in Washington: "It now appears we can make the flight later this month." The Houston spokesman said Mueller obtained permission for the announcement minutes before the hearing from the associate LUCILLE MILLER death penalty? WABNITZ PAINTS, INC. formerly at 115 State St. NEW LOCATION NORTH PARK SHOPPING CENTER Norton i Portland Phone: 454-6079 Hours: 8 a 9 m. Thu'S. I Fri.
'til 9 she didn't do it," shouted the defendant's 14-year-old daughter, Debbie. As the jury crossed the corridor after announcing the verdict, Sandy Slagle, close friend of the defendant, shouted: "You're murderers. You're all murderers. She's innocent and you know it." Thp nrnsprntinn rasp was now must decide the penalty for the 35-year-old matron, accused by the prosecution of pouring gasoline to start the car fire while her drugged husband sat inside. In California, no pregnant woman has ever been sentenced to the gas chamber.
Mrs. Miller and her attor- Abel Claims USW Win By 6,200 Votes nev, Edward Folev clasPedi based on the theory Mrs. Mil national aeronautics and space administrator, Dr. George C. Seamons.
A definite date was not revealed, the spokesman said. He said it was NASA policy not to announce a launching date until 10 days ler wanted to do away with her husband and collect more than $125,000 in insurance to live a more glamorous life and with more money to spend. Defense lawyer Edward Foley's summation pictured Mrs. Miller as a woman who had human frailty, as expressed in her affair with attorney PITTSBURGH I. W.
Abel said yesterday he's pulled an upset and won the Steelworkers union presi before the firing. TYPEWRITERS DEEP DISCOUNT PRICES You can't get a Better Deaf Sources have speculated YOUR CHOICE OF dency All that remains, hejfor several weeks that the Hollywood Beds 6 Pes. 5128 said, "is going through vote appeals." Abel's statement came on date would be March 23. The spokesman declined to comment on that date. Previous NASA announce- Royal Smith-Gorrna Remington CHOOSE FROM rthwell Hayton.
He said her real love was for the family heels of a flurrv of unoffi- and others All type styles (pica, elite, script) ana Aimer, to me extern rcDOrts eivins him victory mpnts have said the flieht COMPLETE 6 PIECE SLEEP OUTFITS BRAND NEW i sne agreea 10 nave anuuier over union president David would be in April. rhilH nnrl ranpplpri Hivnrrpir in i child and canceled divorce1 i plans. Remington Portable McDonald immediately Foley's depiction of the Mil issued a statement indicating i TODAY ONLY JSSI ler family lite was one in which the dentist expressed that he's won, but adding the result won't come out until 2 Plastic Headboards 2 Innerspring Mattresses 2 Box Springs with Legs Twin Beds 6 Pes. 5128 2 Maple Poster Beds 2 Innerspring Mattresses suicide leanings, and took bar Reg. $69 biturates.
Mrs. Miller tried to King Sees LBJ; May Ask Guard At Negro March WASHINGTON LVi Rev. vote protests are processed. Abel said: "I've been advised I've won by something like 6,200 votes, and I've also heard a figure of 7,900 votes. It is firm." USED TYPEWRITERS TODAY ONLY TYPEWRITERS RENTED stop him, and tried to develop his interest in a new home.
Doctors OK New British Abel, secretary -treasurer of Dr. Martin Luther King met the United Steelworkers with President Johnson last .88 2 Matching Box Springs $3 per month from Union and a top lieutenant night to discuss th" Negro of McDonald since 1952, ran drive for voting rights. Or. for the presidency in union King said he may ask for fed- Work Dea balloting Feb. 9 in a power era 1 marshals to protect Ne- struggle that seemingly split eroes on a planned protest LONDON flPIl Britain's 23,000 -Leaders of the big union down the March in Alabama tomorrow, family doc-j middle.
After meeting for 90 min-j ADDING MACHINES HAND and ELECTRIC ALL Models NO MONEY DOWN CHARGE IT modern typewriter 3745 DEWiY AVE. tors agreed yesterday on a new deal for the socialized National Health Service, reportedly including higher wages and better working conditions for the doctors. The Council of the British Medical Association approved a series of proposed improvements drawn up during the past week by six of its officials. The council will sub-mit the demands to Health Opposite Northgat Plaza The Associated Press utes with the President at learned that Abel led McDon-; the White House, Dr. King aid bv 6,228 votes when union1 said he would meet with aides tellers completed the vote! today to decide whether to tabulation.
request marshals during the Even though the union still march from Selma t0 Mont-must investigate more 100 cases in which vote fig-! newsmen that the ures turned in by locals didn't 'President said nothing to dis jibe with membership rolls, it 'murage egro Jemonstra-was reported that Abel's lead tions but he said he did not is insurmountable. specifically discuss the Sel- TI A ma march. Dr. King said. Union tellers are required however that he told the 'til 5 MA 1-2100 Mem.
and Thurs. 'til Sat. RENTALS REPAIRS OPEN DAILY "til SALES 3 Inniwc IID CDCC DADIlkll IP Minister Kenneth Robinson. These demands rpnnrtpHlv Dyumoniawtoaeciareawin-President had t0 have include a 52 -day work-week, i ner Tnere's no wavi demonstration to dramatize overtime for weekend and 01 mowing wnen uie iepuxi the will be issued. SATURDAY i late night calls, six weeks vacation a year and a maximum of 2,000 patients per The election battle forced1 CAMDEN, Ala.
LP More a two-month recess in basic than 150 Negroes made two doctor, with fees increased from $2.87 to $5.04 each. If approved, the doctors demands could cost the government $126 million a year. steel contract negotiations, nght-to-vote marcnes on tne Talks are scheduled to be re-j courthouse in Camden yester-sumed Tuesday. Both times they were Regardless of the outcome police on the out-of the election, will of the town, serve as president until June' wave march-1, The union would be free to efs kne1 and Pra'ed and sat strike the steel mills May 1 alngside the road for approx- The doctors have warned that rejection could lead to mass resignations from the National Health Service and a possible strike. if no contract agreement is imaieiy one ana 3 11311 Iluur! reached by then.
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(F State investigators poked yesterday through the smolder 1 II III llll II I fif GOP Holds Huddle On N.Y.C. Election NEW YORK State Republican leaders yesterday held the first in a series of meetings to select candidates for city offices and said names for the posts of mayor, City ing embers ot a treedom school" which burned several il i i ii tis .1 3n MEN'S BOYS' PRO-STYLE GYM SHOES REG. $3.99 VALUES! c7uara rdii ana Laaaer hours after a civil rights rally was held inside. No one was in the one-story wood and brick building when flames engulfed it 1 Council president and comptroller would be released "shortly MEN'S about 3 a.m. Eight persons arrested as crowds gathered about the ruins.
RUBBERS WORK OR DRESS But Gov. Rockefeller, who one of the three offices was presided over the closed ses- indicated when Rockefeller said: skm, would not say when the SLIGHT Meanwhile, civil rights leaders pledged the school would continue "even if we have to 1 announcement could De ex "Our feeling as a group is that there are many outstand pected, or how many meet meet outside." i BRANDS! ing candidates, and are sure we can choose three 111 tr'rj-- men or three men and wom Peale Named REG. S3.99 IF FIRSTS! X. en for the offices." Elderly Couple Perish in Fire Council Head ings might be necessary. The sessions were called by GOP state chairman Carl Spad.
Those attending included Sen. Jacob Javits, Reps. John Lindsay and Paul A. Fino, Lt. Gov.
Malcolm Wilson, Atty. Gen. Louis J. Lefkowitz, Queens Rep. Seymour Halpern and Manhattan GOP leader Vincent F.
Albano. HIGHLAND FALLS (LTD An elderly man and his wife NEW YORK OP! Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale was elected president of the Protestant Council of the MEN'S-BOYS'-LADIES' died yesterday and two other persons were imurea wnen tv of Npw York vestprdav Rockefeller also declined i fire swept a two-story house1 despite what one official de- in this Tllstpr fnimtv mm. i 1 fez to reveal the names ot 1 mayoral candidates dS, a ulTuuie ht nncu-oroH "wc" xvhon U1C LUUllLll UVCI UlC dUUIUI' TROUTING BOOTS REG.
VALUES TO S12.95! i me dead were identified as asked if Mario Biaggi, Booth and his wif6i aiU 111 Uie new lUIK. Cavanna hnfh 7fi tary of state's office and a i Democrat, has been discussed Police said Mrs. Booth's son, Willie Sharp, 54, tried vainly to reach the couple trapped in their upstairs bedroom. as a possible candidate. Rep.
Fino, Bronx Republican leader, entered Biaggi's name in the contest yesterday, saying he would run a better race than either Sen. Javits or Rep. Lindsay, both alleged silence on the civil rights issue. About 175 members of the council's general assembly voted unanimously for Dr. Peale at an annual meeting.
The unanimous vote did not reflect, however, the many encounters over Peale's prospective leadership that went on behind the scenes, according to Rev. John Fis-ler, director of radio and television for the council. The Rev. Mr. Fisler said that before the meeting Dr.
Peale had been ready to withdraw his nomination in Oscar G. Mayer, Packer, Dies Republicans. EVANSTON, 111. UP) Oscar i I-. mm convenient payments may be arranged park Tree when you snop Lauer's trade in your used furniture Rockefeller revealed that! G.
Mayer, chairman of Oscar his brother, David Rocke-! Mayer meat packers, feller, would not be a candi- died yesterday of a heart date. attack in his Evanston home. Rockefeller said both Javits He was 76. and Lindsay had been' He was the son of Oscar "asked" and "urged" at the! F. Mayer, a Bavarian immi-meeting to accept the nom-i grant who founded the Chi-ination, but that both refused, jcago firm in 1883 as a small The possibility that a worn-' retail meat market on the an was being considered for, city's North Side.
4 the face of opposition led by William Stringfellow, an Episcopal 1 a rather than divide the Protestant community in New York..
