Autopsy Shows Two Coeds Murdered Near Garden State Parkway
Autopsy confirms two coeds found near the Garden State Parkway were murdered by stabbing. Elizabeth Perry of Excelsior Minnesota and Susan Davis of Camp Hill Pennsylvania died of chest and neck wounds. Perry wore clothes. Davis was found nude. Both were former Monticello Junior College students vacationing in Ocean City when abducted.
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Somers Point
N.J
Garden State Parkway
Edwin Albano
New Jers
Elizabeth Perry
Excelsior
Minn
Susan Davis
Camp Hill
Miss Davis
Miss Perry
Ray Perry
Wesley S
Monticello Junior College
Godfrey
Ill
Ithaca
N.Y.) College
Hawaii Cost of Living Tops Nation in Higher Prices
Hawaii faces the nation's highest cost of living with food and housing costs soaring. A Honolulu survey shows home prices above national averages while a tourist trades $1.30 beer for higher prices. Residents cope by more working wives and rising median income, with tourism set to overtake military spending as Hawaii's top industry.
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George Zucker
Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Waikiki
U.S. Department of Labor
Thomas P. Gill
Lange
Dole
Oahu
Balti
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Robert Schmitt
Frank Fasi
Paradise
Rotary International
Spacemen Feted in Paris by Cosmonauts at Air Show
In Paris two Russian cosmonauts hosted a vodka and caviar party for three U S astronauts and their wives delaying their schedule by about 90 minutes at the 28th Paris Air Show. James McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart toured the Apollo 8 craft with Vladimir Shakhalov and Alexei Yeliseyev then flew aboard a Yak 40 for further toasts.
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Paris
U.S
Ethics code for federal judges eyed after Fortas case
Chief Justice Earl Warren predicts a code of ethics for all federal judges will emerge from a one day Judicial Conference meeting in Washington. The conference follows Justice Fortas resignation over ties to a foundation run by Louis Wolfson. Warren spoke at Lincoln University about the move, suggesting it could be done during the conference.
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Oxford
Earl Warren
Judicial Conference of the United States
Washington
Abe Fortas
Louis Wolfson
Warren
Lincoln University
Jumbo jets win approval for trial at Twin Cities Airport
The Metropolitan Airports Commission unanimously approved conditional permission for Northwest Orient to land Boeing 747 jumbo jets at Minneapolis Saint Paul International. The decision ties entry to meeting safety and noise standards and pending bond write-off period advice. Northwest had threatened to base operations elsewhere if not granted.
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Minneapolis
Metropolitan Airports Commission
MAC
Northwest Orient Airlines
Twin Cities International Airport
Northwest
Twin Cities
Commission
MacGregor views McCarthy as foe in Minnesota race
ST. CLOUD Minnesota AP MacGregor told a local audience he expects an incumbent aged 53 to fight to keep his seat and that McCarthy will likely run in Minnesota as an independent or DFLer.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
St. Cloud
MacGregor
McCarthy
Minnesota
Rockefeller calls Latin trip a tremendous success
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller said the Latin American fact finding trip for President Nixon was a tremendous success in revealing how people feel. He noted demonstrations stem from student protests but cited some popular support and praised the mission’s focus on regional thoughts and hopes.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Kennedy Airport
Nixon
Venezuela
Rockefeller
Cuba
Peru
Agnew Benefits Questioned In Maryland Tideland Sale
Ocean City Md AP One month before his 1969 inauguration Spiro Agnew signed deeds as Maryland governor turning over 190 acres of tidelands to a developer. The sale drew opposition from state agencies worried about conservation as the board signed Dec 20 1968.
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Ocean City
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Maryland Board of Public Works
James B. Caine
Board of Public Works
John A. Luetkemeyer
Divorce ends Longs 30th anniversary celebration
In Reno Nevada Hattie Long was granted a divorce on incompatibility on the eve of the couple’s 30th wedding anniversary. She said the separation was amicable and they remain friends. Long did not contest. She plans to return to Baton Rouge. The divorce settlement was not part of the records.
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Reno
Nev
Long
Sen
Huey P. Long
Earl Long
Louisiana
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Sets Record Since 1966
The 78 hour Memorial Day weekend saw 597 traffic deaths, surpassing the prior three day record of 542 from 1966. NSC had forecast 550 to 650 fatalities. A nonholiday period two weeks earlier logged 481 deaths. the all time high for Memorial Day weekend was 629 in 1968 during a four day span.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
U.N. urges forces to stay in Cyprus six months more
United Nations officials report that Secretary-General U Thant will seek a Security Council extension of the U N Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for six months beyond June 15. He met privately with delegates from Australia Austria Britain Canada Denmark Finland Ireland and Sweden who man the force.
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Uthant
Security Council
U.N
Cyprus
U Thant
Australia
Austria
Britain
Canada
Denmark
Finland
Ireland
Sweden
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