Charles Percy Threatened After Daughter's Murder Probe
An anonymous letter warning a one way ride was received last May as Chicago police continue to investigate the murder of Charles H. Percy's 21 year old daughter. The report notes ongoing inquiries and related police activity amid the Space Age aims coverage and local event briefs.
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Ford raises 1967 car prices amid inflation backlash
Ford Motor Co increased 1967 model prices by an average 25 dollars per car with a top rise of 347 dollars for Mercury Park Lane. The move, citing higher labor and material costs, defies Johnson administration calls to restrain prices and could shift nearly a billion dollars in consumer spending if peers follow suit.
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Republicans Cheer Tower Endorse Higher Farm Pay
Tower led a five minute rally before 2 220 delegates in San Antonio criticizing his unnamed rival Atty Gen Waggoner Carr. The party platform backed stronger farm wages though the farm worker wage plank was weaker than labor and Mexican American demands. The 24 page document urged prosperity with fair wages and profits for farmers and workers.
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Waggoner Carr
Texas
Carr
Ity
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Iowa Supreme Court Rules Custody Goes to Grandparents
The Iowa Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, ordered custody of 12 year old Phillip Walter Halstead to remain with paternal grandparents in Oran, Iowa, reversing Fayette County Judge Keefe who had awarded custody to his mother in Nome Texas. The ruling mirrors the Painter case and sparked national debate.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Oran
Texas
Fayette County
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Eugene Lee
Nome
Tex
Jefferson County
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Letter threatens Percy after daughter’s death in May
A May letter mailed to Chicago Republican leader Charles H. Percy warned him to be careful what he says until June and mentioned Russell Arrington Everett Dirksen and Richard Nixon. The rambling three page note signed the boys from out of town also referenced Gerald Ford and Barry Goldwater.
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Charles H. Percy
Valerie
Russell Arrington
Illinois Senate
Percy
Arrington
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Associated Press
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Gerald Ford
R-Mich
House
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Texas Democrats reject strong minimum wage plank at convention
Texas Democrats adopted a party platform after defeating a wage plank that would have set a not less than 125 dollar minimum, including farm work. The convention backed Connally’s program, praised Viet Nam policy, warned against centralized federal power, and urged constitutional rewrite ideas.
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UPL
Texas
John Connally
Afl-Clo
Bill Eugle
Henderson County
Eugle
Johnson
Connally
Surveyor 2 Set For Moon Landing Test At Sea of Storms
NASA aims Surveyor 2 for a 63 hour flight to Sinus Medii area to test a 23 degree descent and scout terrain. If successful, it will help determine Apollo landing sites before decade's end.
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Pasadena
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Lunar
Sinus Medii
Central Bay
Surveyor
Yanks Seize Coal Village In Vietnam Clash
U S Marines storm a fortified village Am Dinh 425 miles north of Saigon in Am Dinh province. In Operation Prairie Marines backed by air and artillery forced tunnel to trench fighting, reporting 53 North Vietnamese killed that day and 532 total slain since the border operation began.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Amarillo approves 23 percent gas rate hike despite protest
Amarillo city commissioners tentatively okayed a 23 percent increase in domestic natural gas rates for Pioneer Natural Gas Co. The move, opposed by Hugh Porterfield who urged an independent city audit, would raise the average homeowner’s yearly bill by about $11.95. Porterfield cited concerns over Pioneer’s financials and questioned the companys reported 2.47 percent return. The vote passed with Mayor Walter F. Wallace and other members approving. Commissioner L O Brien Thomson was absent.
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Pioneer Natural Gas Co
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