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Friend of Mrs. Finch testifies
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Friend of Mrs. Finch testifies

Associated Press · February 1, 1960

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Los Angeles, Feb. 1--Mrs. Minnette Haber of Palm Springs, Calif., is pictured after she testified today at the murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff. Mrs. Haber, a friend of the slain Mrs. Barbara Finch, said Mrs. Finch told her she received a threat from the doctor the day before she was slain.

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