JEALOUS YOUTH WOUNDS GIRL
SAN FRANCISCO-A jealous youth shot*
and seriously wounded a girl.in a ■
.aovie theater here late last week>
then killed himself*
He was identified as Ralph Gres
well, about 21.
His victim, Ncvelle Brown, 21,
was taken to Mission emergenc.. ho
spital, where she was in satisfac
tory condition Saturday.
The' gunplay occurred at the
American Theater just as the fea
ture, "Riot in Juvenile Prison,”
started.
Creswell loomed over Miss Brown
and her unidentified male compan
ion among an audience of about 75
Shots rang out ana the girl raced
down an aisle and up the other
side into the lobby, where she hid
behind a candy counter.
Creswell followed and poured
shots into her body, left side of
her face, her hip and her right
arm and back before turning the
gup on himself. Miss Brown's com
panion fled the theater during the
excitement•
ARIZON A~GR ADUATE ACQUIT ED
OF 1954 'THRILL KILLING"
N&J YORK, A I'une, graduate ' cf the
University of Arizona was acquit
ted last week of manslaughter cha
rges arising from .a 195.4 ”Thriil'
killing."
Jerome Lieberman, 21, who plans
to enter the University of Arizona
law school this fall, had been one
of a group of high school students
arrested for two fatal assaults in
Brooklyn Parks. A trial which con
victed two other youths, who are
serving 10 to 20 year prison sen
tences, and sent anothelr, v/ho was
under age, to reform school as a
juvenile delinquent.
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Wednesday, Kings. County Judge Hyman
Harsh ay* dismissed charges.'against Lie
bernian in connection with the second
death,, that of Rheinhold Ulrickson,43,
who died of a skull fracture.Lieberman
had acknowledged he was present “during
the beating but said he had not parti
cipated in .it.
The other death was that of Willard
Mentor, who--was tortured with cigarets
arid pushed into the East_ River, where
he drowned....li -
GOVERNOR ft WIFE BOTH CHARGE
MURDER ATTEMPT
C0P1KGT0N, LA., Gov. Earl K. Long’s
wife of 27 years charged in *a counter
suit for separation that the governor
threatened to kill her a month ago.
Her suit demanded $>2,500 a month
alimony, which in a year acids up to
0-0,000 more than Long makes as Louis
iana’s chief executive.Lawyers on both
sides later said this was a ..mistake;
the suit shouldn’t have mentioned ali
mony.
'When Long, 63, hoard about it, he
snorted and suggested that she see a
psychiatrist, possibly one of his. He
can’t afford" anything like |2,500 a
ninth, and besides his wife, at 51* is
young'encugh to work for a living.
He’later answered his wife’s charge
that he threatened her life by saying
he-heard that 10 months ago she, tried
to hire someone to kill him. He claim
ed she was jealous'.
Mis. Long, in seclusion at Baton
Rouge had her attorney ’’categorically”
-deny the 63-year-old governor's charge.
Long later .said he doubted that the
report he reeieved was true.
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