Eight Nurses Murdered in Chicago Dormitory Blood Bath
In Chicago a murder spree at a South Chicago Hospital dormitory left eight nursing students aged 21 to 23 dead after a 2.4 hour rampage. A survivor, 23 year old Miss Carazo Amurao, described a six foot one killer with blonde hair. police captured a suspect later deemed not matching the description.
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Philippines
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Dyer
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Edward Sheehy
Amarao
Miss Davy
Merlita Gargullo
Valentina Pasion
Pamela Wilkening
Lansing
Susan Farris
Patricia Matusek
Roseland
Marianne Jordan
Nina Schmale
Wheaton
Thomas Bingham
South Chicago
Andrew Toman
Shot Through Heart Gallia Man Survives
Gallipolis police report Bur ford Hall 42 of 20 State St shot himself at his home Wednesday night. A bullet pierced his heart and another damaged his lung liver and duo denum. Holzer Hospital called the survival very unusual after a four hour surgery. A death by own action note was found.
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Holzer Hospital
Burford Hall
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AR Cites Study On Ohio Road Speed Up Plan
Washington reports AR C0mmission took no action on Gov Rhodes request to speed four lane Appalachian Way from Cincinnati to Belpre by Ohio advancing federal funds. Rhodes offered to front entire cost, repaid by future federal allocations.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio
A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Belpre
Rhodes Proposes Direct Stream Treatment for Ohio Polluted Water
Gov James A Rhodes today proposed direct treatment of polluted streams as part of Ohio water pollution control. He urged the Ohio Department of Health and Water Pollution Control Board engineers to develop plans using aeration, neutralization, oil skimmers, debris traps and similar facilities, while municipalities and industries must still treat their wastes before discharge.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health and Water Pollution Control Board
Dem Chief Ray Miller Dies At 73
Ray T. Miller Sr., aged 73, longtime Cleveland Democratic leader, died suddenly from a heart attack while mowing his lawn at his Shaker Heights home. Once Cleveland mayor in 1932 and party boss from 1938, he built a private fortune and led Democratic dominance through waves of local conflicts.
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Ray T. Miller Sr
Riley Miller
Shaker Heights
Miller
Horatio Alger
Democratic Party
Deadly windstorm hits Southwestern Ohio causes two deaths
A fierce storm swept across Cincinnati and Middletown injuring dozens and causing extensive damage. A 15 year old boy in Mason died when a tree limb struck him while Lt. Paul Rathman, a 36 year old Cincinnati firefighter, was electrocuted by a live wire. Winds up to 92 mph toppled a 300 foot WPFB tower and damaged seven light planes. Flooding, power outages, and fires from lightning added to the destruction across multiple counties.
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Cincinnati
David Peters
Mason
Paul Rathman
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Middletown
Here
Jets down two MIG21s in three minutes over North Vietnam
U S aircrews using heat seeking Sidewinder missiles claim two MIG21s shot down within three minutes near Hanoi and northwest of the city. The action leaves U S pilots with 17 MIGs confirmed downed in North Vietnam, amid broader bombing and ground war activity and ongoing American casualties.
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Hanoi
Co Trai
North
Viet Nam
Antitrust Dismissal Disputed In Brewing Case
GOP leaders call for congressional inquiry into the Justice Department’s dismissal of an antitrust suit against Anheuser-Busch after $10,000 in Democratic funds were contributed by the Busch family and executives. Rep. Ford cited rumors of executive contributions influencing suits, while officials noted the case was dismissed without prejudice.
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Charles E. Goodell
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson Administration
Ford
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President's Club
Justice Department
Wisconsin
Rahr Malting Co
Mia Farrow Engaged to Frank Sinatra in 1960s Plans
New York report says Mia Farrow and Frank Sinatra are engaged with a wedding planned between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The engagement was announced by Maureen O'Sullivan, Farrow's mother, who praised Sinatra as a wonderful person. Sinatra, 50, already has an older son and daughter.
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Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
Maureen O’sullivan
Frank
Sinatra
Banks
Harry James
Tommy Dorsey
Miss Farrow
Closing of Chillicothe Federal Reformatory Imminent
Local observers and state officials expect the Chillicothe Federal Reformatory to close as the federal government plans an official decision by year end. Ohio eyes takeover with three proposed uses including a reception center, medical facility, or rehabilitation orientation center for released inmates.
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Chillicothe
Chillicothe Federal Reformatory
Ohio
Bureau of Prisons
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Janis
Heatwave Death Toll Rises Across Eastern States
Storms provided only brief relief as heat and humidity persisted across the eastern two thirds of the U S. At least 106 deaths tied to the heat in various areas, with St Louis and Illinois counties totaling 87 and New York City reporting 17 heat stroke deaths last week.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Illinois
Mississippi River
New York City
Health Department
Helen L. Taylor
Sex Queen Brigitte Bardot Ties Knot in Las Vegas
Brigitte Bardot weds German playboy Gunther Sachs in a private Las Vegas ceremony lasting eight minutes at the home of lawyer Bill Coulthard. The couple, his third, planned a 10 day honeymoon in Mexico by chartered jet after spending the night at the lawyer’s home. Sachs, a widower with an 11 year old son Rolf, sits on the boards of two family companies.
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Nev
Brigitte Bardot
France
Gunther Sachs
Bill Coulthard
Sachs
Miss Bardot
New York
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Rolf
Chicago riot erupts on West Side amid fire bombs and clashes
Negro youths rioted in two Chicago neighborhoods for a second night, throwing fire bombs and bricks. Police arrested twenty for arson or disorder, with dozens more seized and later released. Over a dozen officers were struck by missiles, several civilians hospitalized, and hydrants flooded Roosevelt Road as night fell.
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West Side
Roosevelt Road
Loop
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