DeSalvo Hoped Hospital Escape Ended With a Shot
Bailey says Al bet DeSalvo planned to be shot after escaping Bridgewater State Hospital. He now prefers prison if given proper psychiatric care, after a 32 hour manhunt. DeSalvo surrendered in Lynn and faces transfer to Walpole State Prison under 24 hour guard.
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Bailey
DeSalvo
Walpole
Mass
Boston
Albert DeSalvo
F. Lee Bailey
Bridgewater State Hospital
Corrections Department
Mysterious Black Bag Attends OSU Speech Class
A student attends Oregon State University Speech 131 in a big black bag for two months with only bare feet visible. The bag speaks rarely, but a newsman notes its presence dominates the class. The real student remains unnamed. term ends March 13.
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Mysterious Black Bag
Oregon State U
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State University
Charles Goetzinger
Goetzinger
John Kokalaris 69 dies in Rochester at St Marys
John G. Kokalaris 69 died this morning at St Marys Hospital Rochester. A Greek native who lived in Austin since 1913 he worked at the Austin Candy Co. bought the business in 1924 and sold it in 1948. He was a former owner of the Paramount Liquor Store and lived at 504 Main St S. Surviving are his widow Alexandra three sisters a nephew and nephews in Greece and a cousin. Funeral services will be held Wednesday.
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John G. Kokalaris
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Greece
Austin
Austin Candy Co
Paramount Liquor
Main St. S
Alexandra
Irene Trihas
Athens
John
Mato) Lecakis
Stavrona Kokalaris
Angelona
Gus Psychogious
William Lecakis
Narrowing of Purge Signals Change in Mao Campaign
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports supporters of Mao Tse-tung renewing attacks on four early purge targets in Peking. Ousted officials Peng Chen Lu Ting-yi Lo Jui-ching Yang Shang-kun were named counterrevolutionaries, suggesting a possible narrowing of the cultural revolution. Moscow Radio noted ongoing opposition from Mao's rivals despite the activity.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Peking
Peng Chen
Lu Ting-yi
Lo Jui-ching
Yang Shang-kun
Red Guard
Moscow Radio
Weather outlook shows cooling tonight and mild midweek
Clearing and colder tonight then partly cloudy Tuesday with little change in temperature. Low around 8 to 18 degrees and Tuesday high near 25 to 35. Wednesday turns warmer with little or no precipitation.
Schedule of Pages Late News Area 3 Editorial 4 Society 5 Snorts 6 VS-Mkt. 8 Comics 9 Classifed 10-1]
The page list shows the newspaper sections and page numbers for Late News Editorial Society Snorts VS-Mkt Comics and Classifieds. It outlines the layout order and area designations for the publication.
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Society
Traffic Deaths State Today 80 Year Ago
A brief historical note compares traffic death tallies in Iowa, listing today’s figure of 86 deaths with a figure of 103 from eighty years ago. The item cites a state context and highlights trends in road fatalities across eras.
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Iowa
Police to Vote on End to Bannering
Minneapolis police officers will vote tonight on whether to join the Joint Police and Fire Council in ending the bannering of City Hall to pursue higher pay. Firemen backed the council decision in a Sunday vote, a spokesman said was overwhelming.
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Minneapolis
Joint Police and Fire Council
City Hall
Minneapolis Man Impaled On Roof Angle Iron
A 54 year old Minneapolis man, Andrew Jarosak, lay in poor condition after falling from his roof while removing snow. He was impaled by a steel angle iron piercing his back, according to AP report.
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Minneapolis
Andrew Jarosak
German Beauty Loses Suit in Tucson Breach Case
Beate Leber 34 of Heidelberg loses a 2.5 million breach of promise suit against William Henry Brown 65 of Arizona. U S District Judge John C Bowen grants dismissal after Brown's attorney argues the Mexican divorce from Ralph Leber was illegal and lacks standing in court.
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Tucson, Ariz
Beate Leber
Heidelberg
Germany
Arizona
William Henry Brown
U.S
John C. Bowen
Brown
Norman Hull
Beate
Ralph Leber
Hoffa Loses Appeal to High Court
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its December ruling upholding James R. Hoffa and his federal jury tampering conviction and eight year sentence. The high court issued a brief order noting Justices White and Fortas did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Byron R. White
Abe Fortas
Green Light: Miss Morey Report Recommended by Board
The Austin School Board unanimously urged Edith Morey to report for teaching duties at her earliest convenience ending a five year effort to fire her. The meeting lasted under 15 minutes with special counsel reviewing issues from 1962 including back wages suit and increments.
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Bob Lee
Austin School Board
Edith Morey
William Nierengarten
Miss Morey
Austin
Mines Sown in North Vietnamese Rivers as Pressure Rises
U S Navy planes began sowing mines in rivers of North Vietnam as part of a third wave of military pressure aimed at cutting men and supply flow to the South. South Vietnam saw Viet Cong shelling of Da Nang and nearby village, with 11 Americans dead and 35 civilians killed.
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Red Rivers
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 7Th Fleet
North Vietnamese
da Nang
Ap Do
U. S
Haiphong
Seven men charged in plot to invade Haiti from U S
A federal grand jury in Miami charged seven men with conspiring to invade Haiti from the United States. Among the defendants are a former Cuban senator and a Roman Catholic priest. The group, tied to 75 arrests on Jan 2, faced up to five years in prison and fines up to $10,000 if convicted.
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Washington
Justice Department
Miami
Haiti
United States
Ramsey Clark
Florida
Clark
Autopsy Awaited in Death of East Side Lake Youth
Police await autopsy results for 16 year old Scott Charles Altum found dead on East Side Lake shore. Investigators released only his name age and location. mother could not be reached. Details point to possible accidental fall in snow with autopsy planned by Dr. George Stahl.
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East Side Lake
Nelson
George Stahl
Mower County
Betty Altum
1St Ave
Allum
Scott
Cynthia
Mitchell
George Fossey
Lyle
Charles Altum Sr
Toledo
Ohio
Moosehaven
Fla
Gerald Fossey
Austin
Debates Over Anti Missile Ban and Nike X Deployment
Congressional leaders doubt administration efforts for an anti missile ban with the Soviets and push for early U S deployment of a Nike X system. Goldwater argues breaking the treaty may be needed, while Wheeler supports testing under the ban and cites underground tests.
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Washington
U.S
Barry Goldwater
United States
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Johnson
Goldwater
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Wheeler
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Secret Over-All Assassination Probe in New Orleans
New Orleans investigation into the Kennedy assassination remains largely hidden with fragments linking David Ferrie to the case. Coroner Chetta expects toxicology results Tuesday on Ferrie's death seen as a possible natural brain hemorrhage, while Jim Garrison presses toward a broader conspiracy and months of arrests. Private detective Jack Martin again implicates Ferrie, denying retractions from 1963.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
David W. Ferrie
Nicholas Chetta
Ferrie
Garrison
Jack S. Martin
Martin
Washington
Asst. Dist. Atty
H.S. Kohlman
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
Secret Service
Second Week of Speck Trial Begins in Peoria
Richard Speck's murder trial enters its second week as prosecutors and defense seek the first juror panel. Judge Herbert C. Paschen, prosecutor William Martin, and defense attorney Gerald Getty remain in Chicago-area homes during the recess. Speck, 25, stays in a Peoria County Courthouse basement cell, with meals from the nearby jail.
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Peoria
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
William Martin
Gerald Getty
Paschen
Illinois Supreme Court
Chi
Cago Tribune
Speck
Peoria County
British Churchmen Clash Over Contraception Debate
In London AP report, Archbishop John Murphy of Cardiff accuses critics of a new crusade against authority amid tensions in Britain’s Roman Catholic community. Rev Joseph Christie stops a talk by Archbishop Thomas Roberts at Cambridge, priests walk out, ending the meeting.
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London
Britain
John Murphy
Cardiff
Wales
Cambridge University
Joseph Christie
Thomas Roberts
Roberts
Murphy
England
Romney to Continue His Politicking Ways
Michigan Governor George Romney, a declared 1968 Republican presidential hopeful, plans more moves after praise and criticism from party figures. He will address Kansas Republicans at a $25 plate dinner in Prairie Village while traveling to Kansas, and meet with Alfred M. Landon on national and foreign affairs.
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Gene Schroeder
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Kansas
Prairie Village
Kan
Alfred M. Landon
Two Minnesotans Die In Separate Weekend Crashes
Two 18 year olds, Lee Oscar Coole of Westbrook and Karen Madson, died in separate weekend crashes raising Minnesota highway toll to 80. Coole died in a Mankato hospital from injuries after his car left Highway 30 near Westbrook and overturned with him alone. Madson died in a car train collision east of Delano on Sunday.
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Associated Press
Rebirth Bill for Minnesota Business Tourism Dept Heads to Hearing
A House Commerce and Business Development committee advances Gov. LeVander's plan to rename and reorganize the agency as the Department of Economic Development and Tourism. The proposal includes separate divisions, a rural emphasis unit, a 25 member advisory panel, five field representatives, and a $2.6 million two year budget. The plan also shifts trade enforcement to the attorney general and increases state advertising to $600,000 with $100,000 for regional promotion.
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ST. Paul
Harold LeVander
LeVander
Department of Business Development
Minnesota
House
Commerce and Business Development Committee
Department of Economic Development and Tourism
William O’brien
O’brien
Attorney General’s Office
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