Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, September 12, 1958 Page: 3 of 14
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the family originally came. The
boy's father was a government
doctor at a U.S. Public Health
Service hospital on Staten Island.
Melvin originally said his par-
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reinforced!
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turday.
The golden eagle, largest of birds
of prey trained for falconry, often
attacks antelopes, wild goats and
wolves. It geta its "golden" name
because at the age of about four
years its feathers change to a gold-
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that ha stabbed his mother an
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DR. DOUGLAS GUTHRIE JR.
State Jaycee President
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said, Mrs. Nimer might have
glimpsed her husband moving and
mistaken him for a prowler. Mrs.
Nimer called police.
But there are other mysterious
aspects to the case—no knife holes
or rips were found in the parents'
bedclothing and no blood was
found on the boy's clothes Also.
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VICTORY
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special prices on
permanents through
September 30th.
PHONE 62.
Mrs. Emma Frank
D. B Boyd to Peggy Jane Au-
N try—Lot It Block S, John W. Mo-
lingo addition.
Florence D. Langley to T. P.
Leath—Lot 4 and one-half lot 3.
Square 1 of Elizabeth Gaunah ad-
dition in Pilot Point.
Eugene T Becley to J. Newton
Rayzor— 119.59 acres out of A. R.
Loving survey.
Eugene T. Beckley to J. New-
ton Rayzor—73.03 acres out of
Lewi# Cohen survey
Eugene T. Bekley to J. Newton
Rayzor— 175.09 acres out of J. L.
Rose. T. C. Bridges. W. H. Scott,
and B F. Pinckley surveys.
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12'/2-Cent Gap
Reported In
uto Parley
DETROIT (API - The auto in-
dustry ' intensified its contract
tala with-the United Auto work-
ers today amid reports that the
gap between General Motors and
the UAW now stands at Uto cents.
The speeded up negouations
were held against a backdrop of a
UAW Wednesday strike deadine
at Ford if no agreement is
reached there.
The Big Three said no new coo-
tract proposals had been made
mands would hove cost 73 cents
an hour per worker. GM said the
UAW, in the final hours before the
old contract ran out, cut these to
48 cents. The average hourly wage
for auto workers is $2143,
A Chrysler spokesman, asked if
that company was within seven
cents of an agreement. declined
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Melvin Dean Nimer Jr
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ORGANIZATIONS
Hi-Noon Lions Club, Pat Boone
Country Inn, noon.
ON THE CAMPUSES
Kunevak Home
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ed with the contract expiration.
UAW sources have never dis-
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had taken place between his par-
ents and himself which he
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Add it up... you get the
comfort you want, the '
tough construction you
need . . . and to top it
off a famous Penney-low
price! Fully cut and
strongly stitched in
11%-ounce denim.
Sanforised t. Machine
washable. A
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beauty needs and ou
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WEEK END SPECIALS
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Lightweight, work shoes tended with Pen-
ney's Foremost* quality extras! Supple
tongwear uppers non-skid Vulcork shoes
Goodyear Welts. Sanitised* linings.
re-enactment of the crime.
Braisted also has a psychiatric
report from the Staten Island
health center describing the boy
as having a split personality and
persecution complex compatible
with the commission at a crime
at Mota net.
Melvin was brought back to
Staton Island after attending the
funeral of his parents last Tues-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES .
Larry Ross McWilliams and Pat-
ay Lorraine Cooke.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mrs. Marguerite E: Dossey to
W Perry Horvel—85 36 acres out
of J. W. Simmons survey.
David Mulkey etux to Leonard
G. Terry et us—Lot 3. Block 1 of
Mulkey subdivision. -
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parents were strict with Melvin.
The boy is due back in court
Sept 23 Relatives of the lad have
hired an attorney for him
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Braisted said Mrs. Nimer's
statement could still be in keeping
with the boy's story that he
stabbed his father first snd then
his mother with a kitchen knife. I
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looking for still other possible mo-
tives. The out-of-town exploration
wounds before his parents were
fully awake?
Braisted said 'young Melvin
"told of certain incidents which
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down an avenue foteign to the Itoi lather , stabbed in the bad!
of the left chest and in the abdo-
Denim Jackets, L. 8. Stock up.
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. , ( ma. are not fully convinced that it was
YOUNG MELVIN LEAVES HOUSE OF DEATH the youngrtp-whpefota 1 wounded
1b Doorway la Boy-g UbcM, Dr. HaroH Nimr gg
to the UAW but all parties issued -
cautiously optimistic statements
after yesterday’s bargaining ses-
sions.
Chief interest centered on Ford
where UAW President Walter P.
Reuther took personal command .
yesterday of the union’s drive for I
s contract to cover IMAM Ford
hourly rated workers
Unusual Saturday and Sunday
talks were scheduled by the Ford
UAW teams as they sought to
hammer out aa agreement before
the strike deadline GM snd Ctey-
“hedhti“ simhnar brdhapqndadb
held over the weekend.
The report of the 12%-cent
spread came from a usually well-
informed source who insisted on
anonymity. UAW and GM souurces
had no comment
He said that when the GM cup-
tract r<u> M>y
end—GM s proposals would have
given its workers about 6% cents
an hour. The UAW insisted on 19
cents, he said, and the talks end-
smiling. WM quoted to an ora
statement as saying he knifed his
parents while they slept in their
Staton Island home early Sept. 1
The boy was taken yesterday to
Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan
for psychiatric examination.
MORE INFORMATION
Later in the day Staten Inland
Dist. Atty. John M. Braisted told
newsmen that additional informa-
tion nctha double slaying is be-
"Kwe have men out of town right
Penney's own tall weight twills: hefty SHIRTS 400
8h-ounee pasta, sturdy a-eunee shirts. •
Full cut. proportion stood, reinforced ... pixes-14
no skimping at all! Sanforised*, vat dyed. Am 24 • '
Machino wash. sizes 29-42
gion 17; and Jack Messer, Bob
Irons and Tom Willis, national dir-
ectors.
Dr Guthrie, the main speaker,
is a to • year - old graduate of the
Illinois College of Chiropody, and
has a.private practice of chirop-
ody and foot surgery in Waco. He
has been a Jaycee for seven
Jima. Wo to past president direc-
tor. secretary - treasurer and state
director of the Waco club.
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Ite aocsya. 2Door Sedon-nothing so new or nicp not the price
Yul get the best buy on America's best seller!
h — ~ {-This new Chevrolet is Attracting a bigger share of America’s passenger car buyers than ever before
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throughout! Yet in many models it’s actually the lowest priced of the leading low-priced three.*
। Wood-Three tracts containing U closed >-rt thar '"i their con
acres out of ME.P.& P H R snd tract“demands-wuldcost GM.
John Bacon surveys. The company said the original de-
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mon. staggered downstairs before
1 and died. The moth-
________in the breast and ab-
domen. lived for 3% hours. In de-
scribing her assailant, police said,
she never mentioned her son.
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AT THE MOVIES
"A Time To Love” with Keen-
an Wynn and John Gavin (Color
War Drama) Campus.
“Hidden Fear" with John Payne
KAction Melodrama* Co-Ed.
"The Sheepman" and “Desk
Set" (Western and Comedy) Ran-
cho.
“The Haunted Strangler" with
Boris Karloff and "Friend With-
out a Face." Fine Arts.
"Sing Boy Sing" and "The
Enemy Beto*" (rock 'n' roll and
War Drama) Student.
STRIKE 1 Celten Slips, Bras, Bathing Suits. Lamp
ACAneT HC Shades, Skirts, Blouses, Shorts. Sleeveless,
AAII V>. % Jamaicas, Toe Shirts, Dresses
$1 ONLY Were $3.98 to $12.98
STRIKE 3 DRESSES, SKIRT/BLOUSE. SETS
YOU WIN SHORT MATCHED. TOP SETS. FAMOUS
FOR S3 BRANDS, JAMAICAS. SKIRTS
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"TH INNING STRETCH—AN EASY $5 to Sit
Fer Dreases, 3 pe. Robe//J/Sets, Branch Coats, Cotton/Acetate
Suite. Dreases — Unbelievable at SU4M
FOUL BALLS Dark Jamaicas, Blouin, Bras, Jewelry, Heed
ONLY Bands. Skirts. Plastie Bags. Searfi, Nick-
25c TO , Nora. For Ivy, Ties—Many Other Items
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Jaycees are c=j
from Denton. Arl.-_
Fort Worth. German, Lewisville,
Mansfield and Stephenville.
Principal speaker at the work
conference *m be Dr. Douglas
Guthrie Jr. of Waco, president of
the slate organisation The work-
shop will be held at the Southern
Hotel.
T. M. Epting, president of the I
Denton organization, said other
Texas Jaycee officials expected to
attend the meeting include Bill *
Decatur,
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