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Show jLancer Victim Thomas Air Embolism n l ooiey, uynpinic Fatal to.... e p.. By MEL OPOTOWSKY United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) Thomas A. ' Dooley, dynamic jungle doctor whose hospital in Laos made him "the good American"' to thousands of Southeast Asians, died Wednesday night of cancer one OGDEN (UPI) The' mysterious death of a v bid Salt Lake woman in an Ogden motel 1 ; 1 1 I I 1 t 1 - Woman j III i '.. - . USS Independence, operating with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. John F. , Kennedy by nature is j not an early riser. On his last full day as i&l private citizen today he was robbed an extra hour of sleep. , ', A? motorcycle messenger pulled up in front of ' Kennedy's George-tow- n house before 7 a.m. The presidant-elect- , sleeping in a second flew bedroom, woke up about 6:45 a.m. to the of the motorcycle under his window. Kennedy looked out of the window with an irritated expression on his face. He went back to bed as. ;the motorcycle pulled' off. ' Apparently as the presideni-elec- t got back to deep, the motorcycle returned and Kennedy popped out of bed again to Inquire, through the Secret Service man on duty, if he might have a little quiet. 7 ' The Secret Service sent the motorcyclist away but by this was time the to awake. Kennedy beginning '' snapped on the lights and began to prepare for the day. j Corporal Mary JOB-yMar- ine - . ; ''-- . , A dug Presiden- , Dodd directs "bath": four Lreathernecks from the Columbia, S.C. recruiting station give statue of George Washington as result of newspaper editorial. Statue stands in front of state capitol. (Herald-UP- I . Telephoto) CLEAN-U- P aboard the attack aircraft carrier (UPI) : " er WASHINGTON ' DENVER (UPI) The "Fabu. lous Jackoons," parents; par excellence and experts on how to be happy though married," landed ' in divorce court Wednesday. 'Dr. Taylor Jackson, a physician,, tention the 'capital punishment accused his wife, Marjorie, a Imt' controversy which flared last designer, of "extreme nd repeat year during the Caryl Chessman ed acts of cruelty." He asked for execution. a" divorce and custody of the six State Sen. Hugh M. Burns, of their 10 children who still live of at .home. tempore president pro ptffje Senate, said in Sacramento the Mrs. Jackson,- who ; did graduor.se brought the 'need, for the ate work in' child psychology and,, death penalty into sharp focus. once operated a nursery school, He urged ' voters to "examine toured Europe in 1950 with her news accounts of this terrible husband to study marriage and, crime" and then write to their family life. American Magazine in legislators- expressing their . views, 1951 published an article on "The (Nelson said the iLindseys' case Fabulous Jacksons of Denver" would be' placed before the grand which was reprinted by Reader's l jury Tuesday. Indictments would Digest. control t-elect Well, Jacksons Finally Land In Divorce Court! I MEDITERRANEAN Jerry A. Ostler, aviation fire technician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.1 Bert A. jO-tlof 1488 N. 1350 'W.,: Provo, .is serving with Fighter Squadron 41 HoursSIeep .... . j Kennedy Robbed of . j-- Jerry .Ostler Assigned To' Fighter Squadron . - m . DIES Dr. Tom Dooley,' above, famed humanitarian who set up hospitals to combat disease in the jungles of Laos died in New York's Memorial Hospital late Wednesday from cancer. enable him to take- the couple directly to Superior Court, bypassing a preliminary . hearing scheduled for Municipal Court next month. BAKERSFIELD, Calif, (UPI) (Funeral services will be held Friday in. Shatter, Calif., for Rose Marie Riddle, 6, the blonde girl who was ' kidnaped ' and slain last " week. Kern County Dist. Atty. Kit Nel-soeaid he would ask the death penalty for Richard Alien Lindsey and possibly the same for LAnd-sey- 's pregnant wife in the slaying of the little girl, Lindsey, 30, and his wife, Dixie, 23, again accused each other of 'killing the girl, whose body was found in a deserted field about 45 miles northwest of here.. She was found beaten to death with a tire wrench after a sexual assault. j The crime again brought to at- was caused by an "air embolism,'; an autopsy has revealed. Mary Hovde was found in the motel late Tuesday afternoon. She was in a sitting position on 'a divan, clad in nightgown and panties. There were nor signs of a struggle or any other indication of what caused het death. Capt. August Nussbaumj of the Ogden Police Department reported the result of the autopsy. He said, however, that the full autopsy report had not been received. An "air embolism" is a bubble of air circulating through the blood which becomes lodged in a canal too small to permit its passage. ! 7 DAILY HERALD rs 32-ye- ar - ffijr- 1961 - Death Penalty to Be Asked For Couple, Kidnap-Slaye- S. L. . "M"8 1 ' Jungle oaor, uies, day after his 34th birthday. Dooley, a fco-- f ounder of Medico,' . Inc., whichl offers, medical care for primitive peoples throughout the" world, died at 9:40 p.m. EST. He had .undergone surgery for Chest cancer in August ' 1959 here and had been discharged as apr parently cured. But a '"reoccurrence developed in late 1960 after he' returned to hisi Laitian village for 'the work which has inspired scores of other Americans to follow his footsteps. Suffered Great Pain Doolev. who renentered the hos- jpital here Dec, 27, suffered a e&ii ueu liviu pauis iu ws iuw- er spine where the cancer had spread and was under almost constant ' sedation. Besides ' family members, the only person permitted to see. ham vats Francis Cardinal Spellman: who visited Dooley' on his birthday Tuesday and drew from him his broadest smile 'since entering the hospital. '1 tried to assure him that in his 34 years he had done what fpiur have Ane Mn ih allotted scriptural span." Cardinal Soell- imain said on leavings the . hospital. President Eisenhower also sent Dooley a birthday telegram, say' ing, "It must be a source of heartened gratification to realize that in so: few years you have accomplished so much for the good of distant peoples and have inspired so many others to work for all humanity." Raised Medical Standards Dooley's jungle hospital in Mount Sing close to the Communist Chinese border in strife-tor- n Laos was established after he and Dr. Peter D. Comanduras of Washington,; D.C., set ' up Medico' In 1958. . worked a bachelor, up Dooley, to 20 hours a day trying to bring ILIA vii. Kl.I II HI nf 1.1 lage "from the ; 15th Century to the 20th 'Century," but he still found time to raise more than $1 ' million for Medico by .' writing, lecturing and- fund, raising programs. He worked right up to the time he entered the hospital for ... .the organization. Medico now has 17 projects in 12 underdeveloped nations. The announcement of Dooley's death was delayed until early this1 morning .tQ " permit notification of his family. , Burial In St. Louis Malcolm Dooley, a brother, said that the body would be taken irn- roiedaately to the Arthur Donnelly Funeral Home in St. Louis, the doctor's native city. He will lie in state at St. Louds Cathedral where Mass will take place." Burial will 'be in the family plot at i , Calvary Cemetery. mothhis survived is .. by Dooley er, Mrs. Agnes. Dooley, who is in SSt. ana two oromers, luis, of Huntington, N.Y., and Edward of Cleveland. 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