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EIGHT THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN. KINGSTON. N. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 12, 1963 THREE DAYS ONLY Sirhan Is Compared To Jekyll and Hyde Local Death Record ANGELES which was made into the movie, Deputy Dist.

Atty. John Schorr said. He would not 1 ya O.L 1X.I1 Ol tt tT i "nni'm harp writfpn ria Wn i i has a Jekvll Three Faces of Howard asked how a "normal The psychologist was asked political assassin would operate more and Hyde personality." says a by att0rney Emile Zola he would not have high powered psychologist who examined him, Berman to give an evaluation of written down his intent to kill from and is mentally incapable of own perception of and left it for anyone to carry plotting an assassination would not have written a date. He much likely would have got a and shot Kenneth J. Harkins Funeral services for Kenneth ins of Ridgewood, and his ma ternal grandparents, Mr.

andi Mrs. James Castles also of American BANGKOK (UPI) clinical psychologist, told jury trying Sirhan for murder of Sen. Robert Kennedy that Sirhan separate persons and knows what the other is doing. Schorr said Tuesday Sirhan is a paranoid, schizophrenic personality with Jekyll and Hyde behavior. He said the same pattern was evident Georgia study of a own himself as an individual.

is a Semite but not a Schorr said. is an Breath Test tbe Arab but not a Moslem. He hasj LONDON (AP) More than when traffic accident on Lucas Ave Extension Sunday, were Miss Marie A. Dunne Miss Marie A. Dunne of rifle a building rather than Harkins, 19, of Samson Rjdgewoo(j out the act in the Vllle- who was the of presence of dozens of Schorr asked if it did not morning from indicate a thinking process Morton Funeral Home, a person went to the a family but no father He is the 51 i 4 3 breath tests given target range to practice, fol- Queens.

Burial will be in a daughter of the late F. immigrant but not an Amen- tQ £nghsh Welsh motorists victim to a hotel and Lutheran Cemetery at Maspeth. Michael I. and Helen T. Cafferv Laird the staples Street, died 580 Tuesdav afternoon at Benedic- a Onderdonk Avenue.

Ridgewood, tjne Hospital. Sne was born in is two can- Immigrants live a life of neither quiet desperation. He is a man without an Iasi measure how much alcohol they had in their the drivers had shot him. Queens The psychologist said that in Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth James a hypothetical sense that was Harkins of Samsonville. He was Four airmen flew to Bangkok today from a month's captivity in Cambodia. A letter 59 from President Nixon suddenly their release. The Querin Hurlik of Savannah. WO 2.C.

Osbourn of Schorr testified he felt Sirhan'w much to drink. Of the total, true but it would depend on the a native of Ridgewood and a Harkins was the Dunne. She had been employed Spring. 'r by New York Telephone Com pany as an operator for more than 40 years. She retired sev Osbourn was wounded in the incident and was treated in a Phnom Penh hospital.

Later he joined his three flying companions in their loosely guarded in a Cambodian navy base. Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced their release Tuesday, bringing to 18 the number Webster of U.S. servicemen from VY.Ya., Spec. 5 John Vietnam freed from Cambodian Fisher of Gainesville. and Sihanouk 5 Robert Prvor of OakSpec.

was not mentally capable premitating and deliberately in a executing the murder of Kenne- ft and 3.254~refused to blow into woman dy. the police breath meters. 0f 28.415 motorists failed the test, personality structure of the in senior at Onteora Central High'earai vears Miss Dunne Ridge. Tenn. meaning they could lose their li dividual.

0-1 1 censes for a year. 21.734 passed He said School. Besides his parents he is was a devout member of St Sirhan was so survived by two sisters, Lynne Church and the Rosary he was like silly Gail Harkins; his paternal Society of the church. Court grandmother. Mrs.

E. A. Hark-'Santa said Thursday he would free the men if hu Appeared received a note of friendship from President Nixon. The note arrived Monday. frnm1 officials Australian Embassy in Phnom Penh Vietnam when ground fire accompanied the four Arneri- healthy.

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N. Y. PHONE 331-3423 Maria 1G4. Catholic Daughters of America and the Telephone Pioneers. Surviving crippled it and forced a crash cans James Dunne and landing in Cambodia Feb.

13. are a brother two sisters. Esther and Helen Dunne, all of Kingston. The funeral will be held from Hal-1 loran Funeral Home. 261 Broadway Friday at 9:30 a.m..

thence to St. Church where at 10 a.m. a high Mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends: may call at the funeral home today and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Gussie Curran Riker Gussie Curran Riker of Henry Street, died Tuesday this city after a long Governor Signs Black Lung Bill; Will Aid Miners on the flight to Bangkok and turned them over to Australian authorities at the airport. There was no meeting with newsmen. release recalled the release by Cambodia last Christmas of 11 American GIs whose river patrol Poat had wandered into Cambodia from Vietnam 11 months earlier. CHARLESTON, W.

Va. (UPO much sought black lung bill has been signed into law by 'Gov. Arrfi A. Moore open- 78 ing the way for 20.000 soft coal DIED fields vowed Sunday to remain ceive their friends at the Kings- Sun mng are her tnn Chanpl WpdnpsHav to 4 I Born in Rosendale. she as the daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick Schutter Curran. Mrs. Riker was retired from ter the legislature passed the Kingston Dress Company where bill Saturday, she worked as a finisher. Snej in the rich was a Church.

Surviving ower. John YV. Riker; a broth- the job er, John Curran of Kingston: signed the three nieces, Mrs. Frank Deloris) Colvin of Kingston. Mrs.

Joseph (Loretta) Schoonmaker rum Kingston, and Mrs. Ilia Hill of VI ci rtnc Bristol. Conn. Funeral will be held from the Henry J. Bruck Funeral Home.

27 Smith Avenue, on Friday at 10:30 o'clock, thence to St. Church where a high Mass of requiem rest. March 10. 1969. Maurice Dana Miller of St.

Remy. Brother of Marshall G. Miller; uncle of Mrs. William (Dorothy) Pratt. Entrusted to the care of the Kingston Chapel.

Albany and Manor Avenues where the Rev. Clair Yohe will officiate on Thursday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends southern are invited. The family will in miners in southern West Vir- illness.jginia to return to their jobs.

About 10.000 other miners Funeral Service turned to their jobs Monday af miners lung until the bill. The southern demands for the black legislation spawned the pnvprnor ton ChaPel Wednesday 2 and 7 to 9 p. m. Moore, signed the bill Tuesday night, said it represents a MYERS on March 11, 1969, Lewis E. Meyers of West Hurley, brother of John F.

Voigt, also survived by a nephew Lewis E. Voigt. Funeral Services will be held significant advancement in the at the Lasher Funeral Home care of workmen in West Vir- Woodstock on Friday at 1 p.m. Masonic Services on A miner will receive $52.70 Thursday evening at 8 p.m. ill he offered for the repose of per under the workmen interment in Montrepose Cem her soul at 11 Burial compensation law for suffering etary, Kingston.

Friends may from black lung. The bill is ef- call at the Funeral Home on Wednesday from 7 to 9 and will be in St. Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral ---------------home Wednesday 7 to 9 p. m.

benefits will be computed Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at 35 cent of the offic week'v wage in West nuon umc In 1970 the maximum payment will be increased to 50 per cent of the weekly wage. The West Virginia Black p. Rev. Edwin Clark Whit all The Rev. Edwin Clark Whit all, OHC, 90, the oldest member1 of the Order of the Holy Cross.

Lung Association, which spear died Tuesday at Holy Cross headed the demands for liber Monastery, West Park. Born in alization of black lung Woodbury, N. on Oct. the new law was 1878, he attended schools there ing but a step in the right di- and the Philadelphia College of The association alsoj Pharmacy. He served as a called for more legislation vate in the Army during the the July special session of the Spanish-America War.

Father legislature. Whitall graduated from the Na-j shotah House, Wisconsin and as ordained deacon and priest in 1905. He served parishes in Illinois and Wisconsin and was professed in the Order of the Cross in 1912. Father Whitall was chaplain to the Sisters of St. Mary in and was stationed at the DIED A.

March 11, 1969 of 59 Staples Street. Daughter of the late Michael I. and Helen Caffery Dunne; beloved sister of James, Esther and Helen Dunne. The funeral will be held from Holy Cross Liberian Mission at Halloran Funeral Home, Bolahun, Liberia, where he St. Church, at that time ers and Members of Rondout Lodge No.

343, F. A. M. All officers and members of Rondout Lodge No. 343.

F. A. M. are requested to meet at laws, the Lasher Funeral Home, Woodstock, Thursday evening, to conduct Masonic services for our late brother, ln I Lewis E. Mvers.

MYRON E. ROWE Master FRED L. VAN DEUSEN. Secretary E. (nee Curran) on Tuesday, March 11, 1969 of 78 Henry Street.

Beloved wife of John W. Riker: brother of John Curran; aunt of Mrs. Frank (Deloris) Colvin. Mrs. Joseph (Loretta) Schoonmaker and Mrs.

Ilia Hill. Funeral will be held from the Henry J. Bruck Funeral Home, Broadway, Friday at 9:30 a.m. Thence to St. Mary's the largest building in the westChurch where a high Mass of 27 Smith Avenue.

Friday, March ern province in Liberia. Fathii ppqyjgjyj will be offered for the 1969 at 10.30 clock, thence i 1 VI. VIIV Whitall aa as ot qj her soul at 10 a. m. Church Avhcrc Ceme- Mass of requiem will be offered at 11:00 a.m., for the repose of her soul.

Interment St. Cemetery. Friends will he received Wednesday 7 to AttenUon Officers and Members and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to St. James Church, for six years been living an enclosed life at Holy Cross Monastery since 1955. The requiem and burial office will be held Thursday at 9 a.

m. in Holy Cross Monastery. i KJI 11 i Interment in St. Me haa Friends may call W'ednes day and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Of Court Santa Maria 164, Catholic Daughters of America You are requested to assemble at the Halloran Funeral Home.

261 Broadway, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to recite the Rosary for our departed member Marie A. Dunne, and to attend the Mass at St. Church Friday at 10 a.m. MRS.

CATHERINE HAINES Grand Regent REV JOHN J. FARLEY Chaplain Suddenly, March 10, 1969, George J. Lorz, of West Saugerties. Husband of Alma Mittmeier Lorz; father of Mrs. Karl (Hilda) Lerchenmueller, Mrs.

Douglas (Evelyn) Edwards; brother of Mrs. Maria Mueller. His funeral will be held Thurs- 70 GE Workers Continue Strike Over Privacy SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (AP) Contending their right to privacy had been violated and that ultimately the company would spy on them, about 700 em ployes continued a strike today against the General Electric Co Union officials threatened it could be the beginning of a plant-wide strike by 20.000 workers.

They called the strike and said no negotiations had been planned. I The emploves began walking at 9:30 a. m. from Seamon out here Tuesday in a dispute Home Inc. thence to over management's use of a St-John K.

C. Church, television i 10 record work methods and Mass bt' the repose of his soul. Friends! will be received at the funeral i home Tuesday from 7 to 9 and ALL0RAN FUNERAL HOME 261 Broadway Kingston, N. Y. Air Conditioned Dial FE 8-1998 New York City Chapel Available cl os processes.

John Mangion, business agent for Local 301 of the Internation al Union of Electrical. 3 10 9 m' and Machine Workers. AFL-J CIO said workers on all three! Memoriam In loving memory of my dear jl, Frank H. Simpson FUNERAL HOME'l 411 ALBANY AVENUE FEderal, 1 0631 Hew -York City 'Chapel 'Available shifts of small AC motors husband and our father, Harry and generator department, SAC Lee. on his 80th birthday.

were off the job. Time takes away the edge of The employes, Mangion caid. grief, were hired as workers as But memory turns back every movie stars A company spokesman said 'that GE has used television cameras in SAC for the last six years and that a video tape machine installed Tuesday had been used in SAC nine times last year. leaf. Your Loving Wife, MRS.

HARRY E. LEE CHILDREN GRANDCHILDREN Memoriam In memory of Thomas A union spokesman. John Brosky who passed away Martucci, disputed this, however. He said that, when the machine was installed last Decern her. the workers walked out.

Mutter Market NEW YORK (AP) (USDA) Butter offerings liberal. De mand steady. Prices unchanged. Cheese steady. Prices unchanged.

De one year ago March. 12. He had a smile, a pleasant way, A helping hand to all he knew,) He was so kind, so generous and true. On earth he nobly did his best, Grant him, Jesus, heavly rest, WIFE and SONS I Card of Thanks I would like to thank friends, neighbors and relatives the for their many acts of kindness, Jdistel cards, flowers and gifts re ceived by my beloved wife dur- be red ing her recent hospitalization. THE LEWIS SELDEKBECK Card of Thanks We wish to thank our manyi relatives, friends and with special thanks to the staff my of the Benedictine Hospital and Rev.

William H. Bauden- Their many acts of kind ness will always be remem I by FAMILY OF THE LATE JOSEPH A. SMITH HOLMES1 QUALITY MONUMENTS SAVI $71 $100 on you, Memorial. prict $200 to $310. Complete set any Kingston or Ulster County Cemetery.

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