British Deport
American Nazi
Lincoln Rockwell
BOSTON George Lincoln
Rockwell, self-styled Fuerher ol
what he calls the American Nazi
party, arrived by air Thursday
from London but ducked ques
tions about details of his short
visit to England.
Rockwell was deported iron:
England as an undesirable aftei
attending a meeting of the British
National Socialist Movement at a
G1 oucestershire camp.
In London, Rockwell — wearing
a brown suede jacket and sue
glasses — was escorted by Scot
land Yard detectives to the Par
American jetliner bound for Bos
ton.
Shortly before takeoff time, sev
eral persons with muffled voice;
called the airport to say bomb;
were aboard the plane.
“I advise you to search thai
plane.” said one, “or Rockwell i;
going to have an unpleasant sur
prise.”
The bomb threat delayed the
plane’s departure only 12 minutes
“They appeared to be cranks,” saic
a Pan American spokesman of th<
callers.
A quick check was made of th<
plane but no trace of a bomb wa:
found.
Rockwell was seated in the econ
omy section of the plane, ahead o
the other 38 passengers. The Honn
Office said he paid for his owr
ticket, which cost $270.06.
Rockwell was arrested Wednes
day night in London after a na
tionwide hunt.
He slipped into England by wa;
of Ireland and spoke last weekern
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RAY DECKER'S BODY
FLOWN TO SPOKANE, WN.
Jo Decker, widow of the la?e
Ray Decker, who was pilot of the
| Munz-Norlhern Airways which
1 crashed Monday, left yesterday for
Spokane accompanying the body of
her husband.
She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. George Goodman, who
had arrived in the morning.
The body of Clifford Charles,
I one of the passengers, is being
sent to Koyuk for burial.
The body of Richard Dalton was
1 shipped to Anchorage, where he
! is survived by a son at Spenard.
at a Nazi camp in the Cotswold
hills. The government, perturbed at
mob attacks on recent Fascist
meetings, issued a deportation order
for him, but by then he had disap
peared.
! A telephone call to Scotland Yard
| Wednesday night sent four detec
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; the heart of London.
Rockwell was taken into custody
as he stepped from a car
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Toxicological Research
Made on Marilyn's Death
LOS ANGELES W The cur
finer says more than one drug may
have been involved in Marilyn
Moni’oo's death.
Dr. Theodore Curphey said yes
terday that toxicological research
ers are interested in at least a
dozen prescription bottles found in
die blonde actress’ home.
He added that an inquest in the
case had not been ruler! out.
Miss Monroe was found dead at
her home last Sunday. Death was
attributed to a massive rinse of bar
biturates. Police found an empty
bottle that had contained nembutal
tablets on her nightstand.
The coroner said he will meet
today with psychiatrists who are
delving into the actress’ final days
to determine whether she deli
berately killer! herself.
A determination on whether sui
cide was involved, he said, is not
likely before next Monday.
Miss Monroe’s will, containing
bequests for her half-sister. Ber
nice Meracle, and friends, will be
submitted for probate within a
week, the actress’ attorneys said.
Milton Rudin and Aaron Frosch
said the will was executed in New
York City on Jan. 14, 1961.
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at the end of .June. State Court
Administrator Thoma., Ster. art aid
yesterday.
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the month of June opened. During
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but 1,712 new ca. <• v.a re tile ;.
FRANK B. KRUSE PASSES
SEATTLE OP - Frank B. Kruse.
68, Fairbanks, Alaska, died here
Wednesday.
Kruse, divisional deputy in
charge of taxation in Fairbanks,
had been in Seattle 15 days. IT
was Fairbanks' first Elk.- Lodge
member.
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