Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1955 — Page 6

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Mother Acquitted Os Murder Charge Order Hearing To Determine Sanity WASHINGTON (INS) — A hearing will be held Monday to determine the present mental state of a young mother acquitted on grounds of insanity for the slaying of her husband’s mistress. Defense counsel made the move to gain freedom for Mrs. Katherine Ann Haynes. Her committal to a mental institution was compulsory with the Jury’s verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. A jury of six men and six women deliberated the fate of the 93-pound brunette for 27 hours under instructions from Federal Judge Matthew F. McGuire to "use your heads and not your hearts.” The 28-year-old' woman, who has four children, killed 19-year-old Nancy Penton with one pistol shot after she had followed her husband to the apartment which he maintained for his teen-aged mistress. Prosecution attorneys pictured Mrs. Haynes as a cold-blooded killer, but defense counsel said she was driven to temporary insanity by her husband’s boasts of his paramour’s “sex ability” and his frequent trysts with her while neglecting support of his family. Coming Attractions At Adams Theater Alfred Hitchcock, master of suspense. has achieved another directorial triumph in “To Catch a Thief” coming to the Adams theater Sunday and Monday. Enacted by two of filmdons greatest stars, Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, the picture tells the exciting story of the exploits of a daring jewel robber<Filmed on location on the fabulous French Riviera the picture has been photographed in Technicolor and ViataVision. “Land of the Pharoahs” coming to the Adams Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday reveals the 5000 year old mystery of the building of the pyramids and was actualy filmed in Egypt. Boasting the largest cast of any picture ever made, the production presents thousands of extras in addition to the featured players, Jack Hawkins, Joan Collins and Dewey Martin. Direction is by the famed Howard Hawks and photography iw in Cinemascope and color. “ A twin Technicolor program will brighten the screen at the Adams next Friday and Saturday. Leslie CMTon and Michael Wilding will be seen in “The Glass Slipper”, and “The Black Dakotas” will star Gary Merrill and Wanda Hendrix. Storms, Tornadoes Hit In Five States CHICAGO (INS) —Storms' and baby tornadoes ripped through five ’states Friday causing two deaths and several injuries. Considerable property damage was reported when small tornadoes hit in parts of Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. Tennessee was hit by severe storms. At West Memphis, Ark., two persons were killed when an auto crashed into the rear of a bus during a heavy rainstorm.

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CONVENTION (Continued From Page One) gram. The 1955 general assembly had opened the door for eligibility of state and governmental unit em-

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ployes to the federal social security program, upon vote of the majority. A resolution for an immediate straw vote on the decision was turned down during the convention.