Wilmette freshman arraigned in family slayings
Harrison Crouse an 18 year old University of Illinois freshman was arraigned on three counts of murder in Cook County court. Police say during Saturday night in Wilmette he killed his sister Sally 16 and his father Morris 44 and wounded his mother Nora 48. He reportedly admitted firing the shots after entering his sister’s room with a .22 rifle.
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Shipwrecked man rescued after 30 days at sea near Cuba
William F. Waas Jr., of Philadelphia, was rescued by a British frigate about 70 miles southeast of Cuba after spending 30 days aboard the Mel C Dee. He was en route from Miyaguna Island to St. Thomas when the boat sank. cause unknown. He is said to be in good shape aboard a Key West-bound transfer.
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Disorder Rages in Saigon as Demonstrators Clash
Saigon faces rampant street fighting as thousands of anti government demonstrators clash with bayonet wielding marines and police. Rioters disrupt downtown areas including the marketplace while violence spreads toward Hue and Long Thanh district. US advisers and Vietnamese casualties mount as a six day battle at Binh Gia produces 18 American casualties and a helicopter crash injures crew.
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Here's a Twist On Jesse James
In New York AP report two armed men robbed Jesse James, manager of the Em bers Steak House at Harlem Apollo Theater, of 87000 as he counted receipts at 450 am. They herded James and five employees into a walk in refrigerator and fled with the money.
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Power Scraps Due Johnson to Speak Tonight
Washington AP reports the 89th Congress opens amid leadership strains in both houses as President Johnson, eager to set a legislative agenda, prepares to address the nation tonight. The new session begins with rapid moves and impatient expectation from the White House.
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Cal Ousts Educator
BERKELEY Calif AP University of California restores order as Chancellor Edward W Strong steps down after three months of campus turmoil sparked by the Free Speech Movement. Acting chancellor Martin Meyerson 42 replaces him as protests, arrests, and clashes with police echo through Sproul Hall.
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UC College of Environmental Design
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Rusk Rejects US Viet Nam Pullout or Quick Expansion
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States would not withdraw from or massively expand the Viet Nam conflict for now. He urged persistence and South Vietnamese effort with U.S. aid, warning against hasty moves toward defeat or catastrophe. Senate Leader Mansfield warned of a coming debate and urged restraint, suggesting the U.S. is already too involved.
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Storm-Stalled Travelers Welcomed in Yreka
Yreka California sheltered 2000 stranded travelers overnight as highways out of town closed by a blizzard. Private homes churches and civic groups housed motorists trying to reach Oregon and other destinations after New Year football results. Buses with 1100 passengers left Medford 45 miles north of the border as conditions improved early Sunday.
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Hereford City Manager projects rapid population growth
Plains Profile profiles Dudley Bayne, Hereford city manager, as a pivotal figure guiding one of Texas fastest growing towns. He oversees 72 city employees for 10 500 residents, predicts 15 270 by 1970 and 22 500 by 1975, and cites plans for water facility expansion, more wells, paving, and a new fire station. Bayne, a Baytown native and West Texas State alumnus, is married with five children and enjoys boating and fishing at Conchas Lake.
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