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Stunt driver, wife slain
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Stunt driver, wife slain

Associated Press · February 19, 1963

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Green Bay, Wis., Feb. 19--Jack Hebard, a well-known stunt driver, and his wife, Joyce, above, were found slain in their Green Bay home today along with three of her children by a previous marriage. A 16-year-old son of Hebard was held on a first degree murder charge. These pictures were taken in 1960 during appearances of Hebard, known professionally as Lucky O'Hara, in a thrill show in which he staged a "human bomb" act.

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