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   Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - July 14, 1966, Winona, Minnesota                                Chance of Rain Cool Tonight Warmer Friday WINONA DAILY NEWS RISES SETS NEW MOON JULY 17 of Publication WINONA MINNESOTA THURSDAY JULY TEN CENTS PER COPY Practical Folks Use Classified Ads EIGHTEEN PAGES 8 Student Nurses Slain In Chicago 9th Escapes WHERE NURSES WERE SLAIN This was the scene outside the town housa dormitory on Chicago's south side where Korean War Vet Exposes Spy Attempts WASHINGTON ing for the Communists It is certainly In the opinion of the American double agent who got for more than four years espionage for the Czechs that was climaxed by a futile move to bug key offices in the Slate Department building The American Frank J meerk worked with the Federal Bureau of Investigation the State De- said Wednesday as it revealed details of the strange cloak and dagger case many secret ing devices been ered in U.S embassies in Com- munist capitals this was the first time State Department could recall an an- discovery of a nist eavesdropping attempt right In their own headquarters The Czechs asked al first to plant a microphone transmitter in the office of the director of Eastern European affairs but they aimed for ger game ing in on the talks of Under- secretary of Slate George W Bail The of Korean War eran super One Czech diplomat Jiri rny pronounced a Czech Embassy attache here has been ordered out of the country A second Zdenek Pisk Is being allowed lo stay in the United States at this time only because he is now wilh the Czech mission to the United tions at New York which puts him in a different eight student nurses were found slain today AP Sinatra 50 Engaged to Mia Farrow CHICAGO AP Eight dent nurses were strangled and knifed to death in their tory early today in what one of- called the crime of the century One girl escaped to tell the horror A man wearing a bloodstained white shirt was seized in mid- morning in downtown Chicago after he had attempted to chase an airline ticket to New Orleans Police said later he did not the description ever In what FBI officials termed the worst crime in their recol the victims aged 21 to 23 were killed one at a time during a slaughter binge One yonng woman was stran gled in a downstairs living room of the two-story brick town house at 2319 E 100th St used by South Chicago Hospital as a dormitory The scene is a mid- dle class neighborhood in the 22 Chicago and Miss Nina Schmale 21 Wheaton HI One body was found in an stairs hallway and three in of two upstairs bedrooms Miss Amurao was given leavy sedation after telling her fory of the massacre and in a guarded room in South Chicago Dr Andrew Toman the Cook County coroner said This is the crime of the century I've been a coroner for six years and I've never seen anything like this Miss Karris body with her throat slashed and a knife wound in her chest was found at the hallway entrance to the bathroom In the east bedroom were the bodies of the Matusck Wilkening and Jordan girls Miss Matusek had been gled the others stabbed The west bedroom held the bodies of Miss Pasion who had been slabbed several times in the chest Miss Schmale who was strangled and Miss gullo whose throat was cut Earlier police said some of the victims appeared to have been shot Veteran policemen exclaimed at the massive amounts of blood Later Coroner Toman said he found no bullet wounds on any of the bodies and said the der weapon probably was a large butcher knife judging from the size of the wounds The coroner said it was im- possible to tell immediately whether any of the dead nurses had been raped Further tests would be sary he said Gloria Davy Merlita Gar gullo Survived Frank Listening Device category U.S sources at the United Nations said Wednesday that Pisk would not be expelled from this country because he has done nothing to violate the headquarters agreement As for 38 the trim brown-haired Beaver Falls Pa native and father of three is getting an honor award and a spot promotion boosting his salary from to a year Fire At Albert Lea ALBERT LEA Minn AP Fire swept the Enderes inc tool manufacturing building Wednesday causing an estimat- ed to damage Fire Chief Eldon said it took about two hours to bring the fire under control in the 125 foot by building No injuries were reported Enderes owner J David hum said the building was ered with insurance WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST WINONA AND VICINITY cloudy through tonight wilh chance of widely showers or thunderstorms late afternoon or tonight Lillle change Friday fair lo partly cloudy and er Low tonight in 60s high Friday near 90 LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending al 12 m Maximum SO minimum 65 noon 72 39 Brigitte Takes Third Husband German Playboy LAS VEGAS Nev AP Bardot France's inter- sex symbol married wealthy German playboy Gunther Sachs today in a vate ceremony lhat ended with kisses and an Irish Miss Bardot repeated her marriage vows in cented English before Nevada District Judge John Sachs turned and kissed her She gave him a big hug Mowbray an Irishman ted them with French pagne and a toast from his fore- fathers May the road rise to meet he said and may the wind be ever at your back The film actress hen turned to kiss each of the four male witnesses to the ceremony The marriage took eight minutes It was at the home of Las Vegas lawyer thard who arranged it through friends of Sachs and Miss dot in New York and ton Miss Bardot and her new the night at the lawyer's home and said they would fly this morning by chartered jet lo Mexico for a day honeymoon NEW YORK API It's cial Frank and Mia Farrow are engaged and they'll be wed sometime between Thanksgiving and Christmas The engagement was an- Wednesday by mother of the tress Maureen O'Sullivan I couldn't be more the mother said Frank is a wonderful person and I know they'll be very happy together Sinatra 50 was causing age girls to swoon as he sang with the bands of Harry James and Tommy Dorsey some years before his bride wag born He has a son and a ter older than Miss Farrow The age difference doesn't matter Miss O'Sullivan said I know people who are an- tiques at 35 and others who can watusi at 70 Frank has always been absolutely sweet when I've seen him Mia who has been seeing for two years has said I feel more at ease with Frank than with any boy my own age Neither Sinatra nor Miss Far- row had any public comment on the engagement He is in don making the movie The Naked Runner She is on a shopping frip in New York and will return soon to Hollywood and her starring role in sion's Peyton her mother said Before left for don he gave the blue-eyed blonde Miss Farrow an ment ring wilh a pear-shaped diamond She de- scribed it as a friendship ring when newsmen first spotted it recently In 1962 Sinatra gave a similar city's far Southeast Side The survivor Miss Carazo Amurao 23 an exchange dent from the Philippines said she escaped death by hiding un- der a bed Her story to police was but she described a lone killer with blond hair 6 foot 1 and ing about 170 pounds Miss was quoted as one of several girls penned in an upstairs bedroom one of three bedrooms on the second floor She said she was stairs in the house when Miss Gloria Davy 23 of Dyer Ind first encountered the killer It was first believed that she opened the door to him but ward Sheehy South Chicago police commander said that it appeared he had entered through a rear kitchen window of the first floor Some Progress Reported In Airlines Strike Talks Carazo one of 10 Miss Amurao was quoted as saying she overheard him say that he only wanted money to go to New Orleans and that he would not hurt us As far as police could struct the crime immediately the intruder strangled Miss Davy and then went upstairs where five of the girls were in bed or ready lo retire This was at about The killer bound the wrists of the five with stockings and locked them in the bedroom Within an hour three other student nurses returned lo the dormitory alter having finished their night shift duties at hospital a few blocks away The killing possibly came during a struggle by one of the girls and the marauder Besides Miss Davy those killed were Miss Merlita gullo 21 an exchange nurse from the Philippines Miss lentina Pasion 23 of the Miss Pamela Exchange Shots In Chicago Riot CHICAGO AP Mobs of Negro youths throwing fire bombs and bricks stampeded through two Chicago hoods Wednesday night It was the second successive night of violence on Chicago's WASHINGTON AP line negotiations push forward today amid signs that some sub- stantial progress finally is being made toward ending the day strike A hint of definite progress came Wednesday night when Asst Secretary of Labor James Reynolds presiding over the talks met separately with of the five struck airlines Northwest Trans World Eastern National and United They reportedly discussed the national issues involved in the request by the AFL-CIO Inter- national Association of ists for wage increase and other benefits in a three-year con- tract There was no disclosure of the outcome of the airline meeting with the Labor Department cial but a spokesman said day's session would be another joint meeting Reynolds Wednesday likened the impasse a log jam which might be eliminated quickly merely by moving one or two key logs He cautioned against hopes for any quick settlement pointing out that there had been no change in the union's position since its statement of minimum demands one week ago Reynolds said the parties still are very far apart but he said I don't think there is anything in the situation that cannot be resolved by the parties within hours if there is a real will to do it Reynolds said both sides are aware of their responsibility to the nation to settle the ments and restore air service The strike estimated to be costing the airlines and labor ome million daily is taking a heavy toll in the nation's great industry the family Resort spas across the nation reported many empty rooms and canceled reservations Some hotels laid off workers The struck airlines began off workers in an attempt to hold down Eastern lines furloughed 180 of its ers in New Orleans Wednesday and National Airlines laid oft 194 workers More than machinists walked off their jobs Friday after nearly year-long tions failed to produce an ment The strike has halted about 60 per cent of the nation's air travel Juliet Prowse 25 a dancer But ing 22 of Lansing 111 Miss Susan Farris 22 Chicago Miss weeks later reportedly because she insisted on her BRIGITTE AND HUSBAND French actress Bardot and her German band Gunlher Sachs arrive at the airport in Los Angeles Wednesday night They de- interviews but were married later in Las Vegas Nev Sachs said he and Miss Bardot planned to leave today for a moon in Mexico AP West Side Here is the night's Twenty Negro youths were arrested and charged with ar- son resisting arrest or ly conduct Dozens more were seized by police but later released More lhan a dozen policemen were hit by bricks rocks and bottles but none suffered serious injuries At least two neighborhood were hit by stray bullets and hospitalized Scores of other persons were treated for injuries or with wounds ranging from cuts to possible skull tures Fire bombs started many blazes Dozens of stores were looted Broken glass from smashed shop windows littered sidewalks and streets For the second day in a row a gushing fire hydrant set off street fighting along Roosevelt Road near the Loop Police turned off the hydrant which had been turned on gally although it is a summer tradition in Chicago lo cool off wilh gushing fire hydrants Temperatures were in the 80s Tuesday's disturbance had started the same way The onlooking Negroes ed police brutality and claimed that police hit children wilh swinging nightsticks Soon rocks and bottles began to crash in the police ranks Many of the rock throwers were adults but some were only 10 or 11 years old police charged the ragged lines of rock ers firing warning shots into the air was wounded daring the exchange of gunfire Earlier two Negroes received gunshot wounds in separate in- Both victims told pital officials they had been standing in their apartments when bullets whizzed through windows wounding them Cheap Date A cheap date sighs fy Tuttie is a guy who Iries to convince you to eat at the drug store because the stools are so able Sign in a stock broker's Keep Up With the A TV producer came up with an ideal show for all It's about a billy cowboy in a space ship who throws pies in a ster surgeon's face A character just en- rolled in a school to play it safe he mailed his er an apple U S Gets 2 More SAIGON South Viet Nam AP American jet fighters blasted two out of the skies over North Viet Nam in three minutes today after downing a slower Wednesday All three MIGs were brought down by er missiles As U.S Air Force toms were blasting the North Viet Nam's fastest jet fighter U.S bombers pounded an area just south of the Parallel frontier where an estimated infiltrating Communist troops were be- to be massing The Air said the first MIG kill today was scored at p.m in he Red River ley about 22 miles northwest of Hanoi Three minutes later the For more laughs see Earl Wilson on Page 4 ond was shot of Alamogordo and 1st Lt Duane A Buttell 25 of HI brought down the first Communist jet The MIG looked like a big red barn said Buttell We shot him down with our first missile as he was on ths tail of an Credit for the second went to 1st Lt Ronald G Martin of Lake Villa 111 and 1st Lt Richard N Kriepa 24 of erton Ind In the dogfight Wednesday four Navy Phantoms battled off six slower which them as the Americans were providing a protective shield for U.S planes bombing the Co Trai railway and way bridges 23 miles southeast of Hanoi The Navy said one MIG was brought down by Lt William M McGuigan 26 of Spearfish of the I North Vietnamese capital Capt William J Swender 31 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downed by U.S pilots over North Viet Nam Another is ed as a probable kill Three have been reported shot down While the air war kept up at a furious pace ground action in South Viet Nam continued in a lull U.S and South Vietnamese military commands reported only patrol skirmishes Air Attacks Begin to Tell On Viet Reds WASHINGTON AP An Air Force general predicts con- U.S air will force the North Vietnamese to have second thoughts about con- the war Lt Gen Joseph H Moore who was commander of the 7th Air Force told a Pentagon news conference ing campaign is beginning to have telling   

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