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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1969

Page

6

Sunnyvale Welder Executed in Suspected Serial Case

A Sunnyvale welder was found murdered in an execution style along Del Puerto Canyon Road, about 50 miles from Santa Clara County, as investigators probe a possible link to a Milpitas bricklayer slain a week earlier. Detectives from Santa Clara County and Stanislaus County team with the sheriff to pursue the case, while noting similarities to two other narcotics linked killings.

San Jose Sunnyvale Santa Clara County Milpitas John Perusina Stanislaus County Robert A. Zamlich Orchard Sr Zamlich del Puerto Canyon Road Bob Malone Ken Hart Sharon Hig Alvin Charles Rogers

Pope Sticks To Birth Control Ban Amid Reports

Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano dismissed European reports claiming the Pope would revise the Catholic ban on artificial birth control. It said no new encyclical or document on Humanae Vitae is forthcoming and noted higher authority backs that stance. The coverage followed claims from Il Messaggero and Aggiornamenti Sociali suggesting possible new positions or scenarios regarding contraception within marriage.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI L'Osservatore Romano Rome Il Messaggero Vicente Enrique Y Tarancon Spain Milan Aggiornamenti Sociali P. Perico

Las Vegas Showgirls Reach Three Year Contract

Las Vegas showgirls on the Strip avert a walkout after owners sign a three year contract with the American Guild of Variety Artists. Misunderstandings over pay scales are resolved and the deal provides welfare sick leave and vacation programs for the performers. About 700 showgirls had worked without a contract since December. Terms were not disclosed.

Las Vegas UPI Las Vegas Strip American Guild of Variety Artists

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