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Two Young Oregon Couples Held
In Cross-Counfry Check Spree
Mob., Nov. 27, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
lorado. He added that the lncalls '
firm checkwriter was found in, number 0(
INDIANAPOLIS AP) Two five admitted cashing eight bogus
voung Oregon couple, and anj check, in Anderson and six in
Anderson. Ind.. teen ager were lndianapolu, totaling about O0
held today for what authorities tpptrson a'd they admitted
said was a crosscountry check- fashing bad checks also in Call-
h.nH uhi.ii lornia, jchu, jh"" -u-
jewelry store .ecretary became
suspicious.
Byrl Lindholm, 22. Portland.
Ore.: his wife Tina, 16. and Loren
L. Brunner, 17, Anderson, were
arrested Saturday night after Mrs.
Mildred Heavrin questioned a
check they gave her to pay for a
alln- .... INDIES CRICKETERS TOPS when Congress reconvene, in Jan
When Mr.. Heavrin called the ..... uarv.
to determine whether the check ; ''aket Club w all four
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Death Of Bridges Not Likely To Change
Present Partisan Lineup In U.S: Senate
CONCORD. Nil. (AP) A to the continuing strength of our to complete the balance
funeral service at the New llamp- country. " Bridges' term, which expires
shire state house at noon Wednes- Furmrr President D;jht r
day is planned for Sen. Styles Eisenhower at Augusta, lis., said! Powell can not aupoiut himself.
Senior Republican that in close assiU'Kitum with 11.. ilhiM liuva In i-.ii'n a onv.
the Senate, who died Bndces "1 came to learn hnw.ernnr and be aDDOinted bv his
to
umiiiuiiu sunrtav. rieenlv he was dedicated
Lindholm and Brunner were Brwfw,. death w,s not Ijkt.,y SSSiSerf Sur " tiSS?-
"'fT.ri: ! f -":. P.1".' I a, other tribute
iuij Mi i. lineup m ine aonait oui a uoerai- V;. n,. -lu.h pi.h-H i vlinn
are to be placed against the others, conservative struggle to choose a a' AnS U.aBn. Ige"
this week, state police said. successor in the Senate Repuhl.-, ' VVX most Juv,
can leadership appeared possible . ,,,:,;,. i i,.i..- ,., r,i, hv
the Republican party."
of He wa. the second leader of
Congress to die in ' 10 days.
House Speaker Sam Rayburn died
Nov. 16.
Bridges entered a Washington
the I successor, the president of the i hospital Aug. IS wun severe pui.
I state Senate. Samuel Green. mor.ary 'congestion anct on sept.
former 1 Manchester Republican. j-"" " Concord sullered what his
Bridges' body will lie in state 4"" 11
from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday
ami from 8 30 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Wednesday.
draft, and a mechanical check
writer had been stolen. She then
notified state police who instructed
her to detain the trio.
Police Sgt. Charles Epperson
said the three implicated another
couple. Richard J. Stephens, 22,
also of Portland, and hi. wife.
Kennedy Pays Tribute j Powell Seen Successor
major trophies in the A and B di- President Kennedy led the trib- Many political observers in tia
visions of the Montreal Cricket ' utes to the senato., chairman of ditionally Republican New llamp-
Club this season, something that ; the powerful Appropriations Com-1 shire believed republican Cov
charged from the hospital Nov. 3.
He was born and reared on a
small farm in West Pembroke,
Maine. When he was 9, his father
died and Bridge, plowed land and
miiKea cows to help his moiner
Mary, 18, were arrested, and all Simpson.
hadn't been rone in the club's 35-
year history.
Inspired occasionally by calypso
music, the West Indian, swept the
leaeue honors easily.
The West Indian Club also had Knees and later
the league', fastest bowler, L e n i ment describing
mittee and second ranking Reoub. W esley Powell, a graduate of I the Lust
lican on the Armed Services Com- Bridges' staff, would be appointed church
Private Service Set
A nriv:iti funeral KprvirA for
the immediate family only will j and two younger children. He
be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at worked his way through the tJni-
Concord Congregational ; versity oi Maine, earning 15 cents
an nour in dairy Darns.
mittee. I tu succeed him, altnougn some
President Kennedy telephoned i other reports mentioned Bridges'
Bridges' widow to extend condo-i widow.
issued a state- The appointee win nom ine seal nome
Bridges as "a I only until Uie 19t.2 election, w hen i from
Bridges' oifire said the senator
died peacefully in his sleep at
5 a.m. in his Concord, Nil.,
by complications
a levere coronary
'great patriot who devoted his life 'the voters will choose a senator I suffered Sept. 20.'
In the Senate, Bridge, generally
was regarded as an articulate
spokesman for the conservative
arising point of view, though he regarded
attack ! himself as a "middle-of-the
I roadcr."
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DETERMINATION OF IDENTITY of oviatrix Amelia Ear
hart ond her navigator Fred Noonan may be made from
the contents of the box shown above. It contains teeth ond
bones which may be those of the two flyers. The remains
were discovered Nov. )1 by radio newsman Fred Goerner,
right, of KCBS. Dr. Theodore McCown, left, will seek to
determine if the remains ore actually those of the aviatrix
and Noonan. (UPI Telephoto)
Terry Jo Leaves Hospital
For Return To Home Town
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Eleven-year-old
Terry Jo Duperrault,
sole survivor of the sunken ketch
Bluebelle, ha. left the hospital
and returned to her native Green
Bay, Wis.
Mercy Hospital said Terry was
released at 5:30 p.m. Sunday and
left by plane soon afterward. She
was accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Ralph Scheer, with whom
she will live.
Terry Jo was orphaned by a
Nov. 12 sea tragedy near the Ba
hamas. Meanwhile, a friend of Julian
Harvey, skipper of the Bluebelle,
said Harvey told him that the
sight of blood on deck had caused
him to panic and jump overboard
before committing suicide.
James C. Boozer said Sunday
that Harvey pledged him to
secrecy, then related that
mast snapped, knocking over
board Harvey's wife, Mary, 34.
and Dr. Arthur Duperrault, 49,
Green Bay, Wis., optometrist who
chartered the 60-foot sailing
ketch.
"I lost my nerve when I saw
the blood and guts on the deck
and I jumped overboard," Boozer
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quoted Harvey as saying. Two
days later and less than 24 hours
after the little girl survivor of the
Bluebelle was rescued Harvey
killed himself.
Boozer said that after consult
ing with his pastor, he went to
the Coast Guard with the story I
Harvey told him.
It did not jibe with statements '
the Coast Guard . got separately
from Harvey and Terry Jo.
Harvey told the Coast Guard a i
squall dismasted the Bluebelle.
knocking holes in her hull, and
a fire broke out. He .aid all the!
passengers jumped overboard to
escape the flames and he escaped
in a dinghy. !
Terry Jo said the masts
"leaned" but did not fall; she saw
no fire and smelled no smoke,
and Harvey left her alone in dark
ness on the ketch after telling her
the Bluebelle was sinking.
She said she saw her mother,
Jean, 38, and brother, Brian, 14,
lying motionless on a bloody deck
when she came topside after hear
ing Brian screaming and a lot
of stamping. She launched a raft
and was picked up more than
hours later.
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