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Admits Slaying Eight People Tha Daily Missoulian, Sunday, July 31,1 960 5 Killer Who Relates Homicide Tales Implicates Others in Idaho Murder KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) The until we can make an arrest which will take a lot of investigation." Cecil Hobbey, prosecuting attorney of Gooding County, joined Anderson in making the statement. They said they would leave Sunday for Idaho after two days of talking to the 29-year-old Spencer. Anderson said Spencer, who has told rambling tales of eight homicides here and there in the country, claimed he did not kill Hunt but was there when happened Aug. 24, 1959.

Anderson said "we are convinced that Spencer is involved. He has identified the murder victim from a lineup of pictures. From nine or 10 pictures he picked him out." Meanwhile another Idaho sheriff, Earl Holden of Clark County, is asking the FBI in Washington to see whether Spencer's fingerprints match some taken from the automobile of another murder victim, Marine PFC Wayne Siegel. Both Hunt and Siegel were shot. Their bodies, and Siegel's car, were found in separate Idaho locations about a year ago.

Spencer is held at Key West under indictment for murder in the slaying of a Key West Navy Base civilian worker. Police said he also admitted killing another man in the Keyi and led them to hit body. sheriff of Gooding County, Idaho, said today Emmett Spencer has implicated others in the slaying of Dr. John Hunt, 37, in southern EXODUS' PIIARAOH Although it is a disputed question, the most general view is that it is quite possible Barneses II was the Pharaoh of the Exodus of the Bible. Idaho and "we are satisfied these are the right people." Sheriff Keith Anderson said "we prefer not to give out any names uu On Staff of Voice Workshop ii i ii, .1.

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ill 4 BJ ji 1 II a fh versity and the Julliard Graduate School. Vennard has recitals in this country and abroad and has appeared with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and with opera companies in California. Other national figures on the staff of the workshop, which will be attended by voice teachers and students from throughout the Northwest, are Dale Gilliland, professor of voice at Ohio State University and past president of NATS, and Melvin Geist, dean of the Willamette University School of Music and regional governor of NATS. George Newton (left), teacher of voice, Indianapolis, and William Vennard of Los Angeles, vice president of the National Association of Teachers of Singing and head of the voice department of the University of Southern California School of Music, are two of the four out-of-state specialists 'on the NATS Northwest Regional Voice Workshop, which will be in session at Montana State University Sunday through Friday. Newton, a bass-baritone, will conduct a demonstration hour at 9 a.m.

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Carol Ann Mahe received her five-year camper honor. Four-year camper honors went to Suzanne Kidder, Susie Green, Beverly Brown and Barbara Bakke. Three-year honors were given to Sandra Stoterau, Loralee Nelson, Nancy Fryhling, Carol Cuthbert, Debbie Rhoades, Sheila Gore, Wendy Wagner, Creta Wilson, Diane Wallace and Sharon Rams. The third session at Camp Fire Girls Camp Watanopa closed Saturday, following the final council fire Friday evening. The council fire was planned by the oldest Camp Fire Girls unit, with Miss Mary Gerhardstein as director.

The theme was "Outdoors," and candles were lit by Susan Rowberry, Susie Green and Sandra Soterau. Suzanne Kidder read a poem, "I wonder," Songs included in the program were "No Man Is An Island," "Shalom," "Swimming," Glide Along," "The Silver Moon" and "Remember," and the traditional processional and recessional. Following the council fire, cabin groups floated traditional dream boats down the river with wishes for the future of Watanopa, which is located at Camp Paxton, the Jaycee-sponsored youth camp on Seeley Lake. The first rank in campcraft, fagot finder, was presented to Suzanne Kidder. First rank in canoeing, papoose, was given Loralyn Cory, Helen Mulroney, Catherine Browman, Judy Kay Lash and Jeanne Burgess.

Susie Green and Suzanne Kidder received their second canoeing rank, squaw. Advance swimmer and dolphin honors went to Susie Green and Molly Regan. American Red Cross swimmers cards and fish honors were given to Sheila Gore, Judy Kay Lash, Molly Cook and Diane Blackmer. Frog honors and intermediate cards went to Patti Nolan, Greta Wilson, Barbara Ot-tman, Kay Karlberg, Rita Getz, Nancy Watson, Monica Hartwig, Debby Hayden, Carol Cuthbert, Maureen Munoz, Penny Sharp, Peggy Holden, Loralyn Cory, Brenda Johnson, Connie Cuthbert, Janice Gibson, Shelia Gore, Linda Lovell and Loralee Nelson. Beginner's cards and polliwog honors were given to Beverly Brown, Peggy Holden, Janice Gibson, Linda Lovell, Tammy Stoian-off, Martha Gual, Anne Rusoff and Diane Fite.

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