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Slaps & Punches. For two months, things went pleasantly enough. Then one day Paula Baniszewski, now 11, hit Sylvia on the jaw so hard that Paula broke her wrist. Paula's mother took to slapping Sylvia for ever more frequent, if imagined, offenses. She did not complain to her parents when they made a visit in early October. After that, her tormentors became increasingly sadistic. John Baniszewski Jr., now 13, and two neighbor boys, diabetic Richard Dean ("Ricky") Hobbs and Coy Hubbard, both 15, joined the laceration game. Sylvia was burned with matches and cigarettes, whipped with a heavy leather...
...shovel, she scraped on the basement floor for almost two hours. A woman next door was awakened and on the verge of calling police when the scraping stopped. That afternoon, as Sylvia lay moaning and mumbling incoherently on her pile of rags, Mrs. Baniszewski, Ricky, John B. Jr. and Paula sprinkled a box of soap powder on her, then added hot water. Afterward, John Jr. sprayed her with cold water from a garden hose...
SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (NBC, 9-11 p.m.). Where the Boys Are. The lem-minglike migration of college students to Fort Lauderdale and "freedom." George Hamilton, Paula Prentiss, Connie Francis and Yvette Mimieux agonize about...
...Marseille, Conrad met and fell madly in love with the Pretender's beautiful young mistress, a luscious Hungarian named Paula de Somogyi. They ran off together and spent several idyllic weeks in a rose-covered cottage on an Alp. The idyl ended when a jealous admirer provoked a quarrel. Conrad challenged him to a duel, but then chivalrously fired at the fellow's pistol hand. His opponent, who was Francis Scott Key's grandson but obviously no gentleman, calmly transferred the pistol to his other hand and shot Conrad through the chest. For days Conrad lay near...
Five James Cagneys. In the packed house, there are still occasional out-of-towners who come to Golden Boy only to walk out the moment Davis embraces white Singer Paula Wayne, the show's love interest. "Let them go," says Davis. "With all the talk and all the taunts, I've done 30 TV specials and never been knocked off a single network affiliate in the South, and I'm No. 2 on the Klan's list-right after Martin Luther King. I'm not worried...