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Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 6

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Traverse City, Michigan
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Pago 6 SEPTEMBER.3, 1965 RECORD-EAGLE, CITY, MICHIGAN WEATHER DETROIT (UPI) Weather: Southeast Lower Michigan: Mostly sunny, windy and warmer today, high 77-S5. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight, lows 5S-60. Saturday partly cloudy i chance of afternoon showers or thundershowers, high in SOs. South to southwesterly i 10-1S miles, gusty this afternoon. Sunday considerable cloudiness i scattered showers or thundershowers likely.

Southwest Lower Michigan: i and warmer to- Arrest Man in Strangle Murder Case DETROIT (UPI)--The lover of the blonde wife of a Chinese nuclear scientist was re-arrested today. Police said he would be charged with murder in her strangulation. Detectives said ''new evidence" led them to arrest the man, Victor Fassere, 36, a divorced telephone company office worker, only a few hours after they released him following hours of i questioning. Police declined to elaborate on the new evidence. Fassere "was considered a.

Mrs. Lee's date left before i ing her. Inspector i a Phipps. of the Detroit police homicide bureau, said Mr Lee apparently had been strangled in her bedroom and her 13U body carried by the slayer into the bathroom a she was dead. Her body va." placed in a partially filled bathtub.

Her estranged husband. Dr. K. Lee, a visiting lecturer in nuclear physics at University of Kansas, was reported returning from Hong Kong where he attended to a i business. He telephoned Detroit police and told them be would come to Detroit i a atten.pt I in the investigation of Lis wife's I death.

U.S. Chess Champ Plays by Cable NEW YORK (UPI) United States chess champion Bobby Fischer resumes his twice adjourned game with Robert Wade of Britain today in the Capablanca Memorial chess tournament. The former boy prodigy, who won his first senior a i a a i i at age 14. is competing in the a by cable from the Marshall Chess here. The State depart- ment denied his request to travel to Cuba.

Wade and ail other competitors, i i many of the best known internationl chess maters, are playing their games in Havana. WANT-ADS make pay days come oftener. Call Wl 7-7410 now and place a Want-Ad today. NEED HOSPITAL INSURANCE? The American Community Mutual Ins. Co.

now has a permanent office at Traverse City to serve you. American, the first company to offer hospital surgical Ins. to Mich, residents over 27. years ago has a complete, range, of benefit plans to fit your needs or budget. For more information send your name, address and tel.

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77-S5 except lower "prime suspect" Thursday. He near Lake Michigan. Partly cloudy and warmer with chance of showers later tonight, low admitted being the lover of tbe victim, Mrs. Edna Lee, 32. But he refused to take a lie detec- 56-64.

Saturday partly tor test and denied any with chance of scattered show-1 edge of her death. ers or tbiindershoivers. high 75- S2 except lower near Lake Mich- He was released a night. Detectives said they igan. South to southwesterly gleaned new evidence after mid- i 10-20 miles, gusty this i and picked up Fassere at afternoon.

Sunday cloudy with bis home early today. The victim ha-1 been found Wednesday in the bathtub in her a a had showers or thundershowers likely. Northern Lower Michigan: Partly coludy. windy and warmer today and tonight. Chance of a few showers or thundershowers late this afternoon or tonight.

High today 72-80, low tonight 54-60. Saturday partly cloudy, a little cooler with chance of showers or thundershowers in the afternoon, or night. High Saturday in 70s except lower near Lake Michigan, i South to southwesterly winds 10-20 miles, gusty this afternoon. Sunday cloudy with showers or thundershowers likely. i i outside.

a been i a stocking knotted nj'oiiml her neck, niul was chid in a lilonso and jrirdle. Police saiil her 1 a i he liaJ a key to the a i i i i said he had it away or lost it. Mrs. Lee. a graduate student at a a i i was iH'lievHd to a been killed some i last Saturday morn- ins.

She had visited her mother's home Friday, and had been a i Hi a i i 73 74 i 73 I a a i 74 I 72 Hough ton Lake 71 71 i 73 a 76 Pellston 72 S. S. Marie 70 Traverse City 73 i a i 70 A a a "2 i a 72 Host or. 77 Hi-ownsville 32 a SS Chicago "fi i i a i 73 a "0 Denver S2 DPS Moines SI i 77 El Paso S4 Fort S7 I i a a i 74 Jacksonville 93 a a City 79 Las Vegas 9fl Lit i Rock S3 Los Angeles 82 i i S2 i 52 i a i Beach S3 i a 7S i St. Paul S2 New Orleans S-l NVw York Omaha Phoenix i a Me.

Si. Louis Francisco a a a a i on a i another man vho left hor a a a day i This man also was questioned and was released a he look a lie detector lust. 55 i Police theorized that the i 5-1 er got i i a a ertrli- er Friday i and waited 54 in a span- room i a 11 53 7S 7S 54 50 54 (50 56 52 56 46 62 41 55 73 49 62 53 50 S3 61 5P 67 a i a bacon salad i a a i dish in the French i of a a i New Floods Batter Rome (UPI) New storms hit the Rome area today, causing more floods and property damage. Torrential rains have battered Italian peninsula from A i a horder to Sicily, a i a a i ot death and destruction. Road and railway i a i between north and south Italy were crippled and more a half of Rome was i water.

A i i listed 40 dead and L'-l missing. Damage was i a in the i i of More than a miles of laud were flooded. A -IS hours, the rains seemed to lessen hist night, but started lifiain this morninpr. In Home, it been i a i for days i a i a a a i today. LIVE BETTER BY FAR with a JOSLIN USED CAR! JOSLIN CHEVROLET 436 W.

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