Police hunt hitchhiker in double coed slaying
Police probe centers on a young college age hitchhiker as two 19 year old coeds Elizabeth Perry and Susan Davis are found slain near the Garden State Parkway Egg Harbor Township New Jersey. One victim was stripped others clothes intact as investigators note wounds from a small knife and unclear if sexual assault occurred.
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Somers Point
N.J
Albert Hickey
Elizabeth Perry
Susan Davis
Hickey
Garden State Parkway
Egg Harbor Township
Edwin Albano
Miss Davis
Perry
Ocean City
Camp Hill
Davis
Durham
N.C
Duke University
Canada holds inflation gains as budget extends taxes
Ottawa reports progress in inflation fight and unveils a 1969 70 budget extension of the 3 percent income tax surcharge an air travel tax and immediate Kennedy Round tariff cuts. Finance Minister Benson predicted a 250 million surplus and revenues surpassing 12 billion if growth stays on track.
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Ottawa
Edgar Benson
House of Commons
Benson
Canada
Filipinos' manhunt for Huk leader Sumulong begins
Manila AP report says the Philippine government launched a nationwide manhunt for Faustino del Mundo alias Commander Sumulong, eluding Huk rebel chief. Philippine Constabulary sent all available men to Central Luzon after a captured Huk provided vital information on Sumulong’s whereabouts.
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Manila
Philippine
Faustino del Mundo
Huk
Sumulong
Philippine Constabulary
Luzon
Daily Mirror
Catholic priest urges Lutheran unity at LCA synod
St. John's University President Rev. Coleman Barry urged about 650 attendees at the Minnesota LCA conference to pursue unity with all Christians. He called Martin Luther one of Christianity's greatest men and said Catholics and Lutherans must continue to work for unity as the synod convention continues through Thursday.
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ST. Peter, Minn
St. John’s University
Coleman Barry
Lutheran Church of America
LCA
Minnesota
Martin Luther
Barry
Gus Hall Heads U S Delegation to Moscow Conference
New York AP Gus Hall general secretary of the American Communist party leaves for Moscow to head the U S delegation to the international conference of Communist parties beginning tomorrow. Party chairman Henry Winston and international affairs secretary James Jackson are already in the Soviet capital.
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New York
Gus Hall
American Communist Party
Moscow
U.S
International Conference of Communist Parties
Henry Winston
James Jackson
Execution day set for mountys killer
A Supreme Court judge set July 23 as the execution date for Leonard Otto Borg a 39 year old convicted killer of a Canadian Mounted Police officer Borg will be taken from Fort Saskatchewan jail to be hanged in the jail yard if no reprieve is granted This would be Canadas first execution since December 1962
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Edmonton
Alta
Supreme Court
Leonard Otto Borg
Borg
Fort Saskatchewan
Here
Canada
Lakeshore league expands to help all taxpayers
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Minnesota Lakeshore League will reorganize to aid all state or owners facing rising real estate taxes. Ambrose Kottschade of Coon Rapids said the league will form a property owners division and open membership to those fed up with drastic tax increases. The group aims to persuade county boards to cut budgets by 35 percent next year, with taxes seen rising 25 to 50 percent unless action is taken.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Lakeshore League
Ambrose Kottschade
Coon Rapids
Kottschade
Union Abandons General Strike in Willemstad
In Willemstad Curacao AP union leaders drop plans for a general strike after government pledges to dissolve Parliament and hold elections. Parliament backed PM Ciro Kroon and instructed elections within a reasonable time. An immediate elections bid failed. Kroon says a decree to dissolve Parliament will come in two or three days and elections within two months.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Caribbean
Ciro Kroon
Netherlands Antilles
Kroon
No traffic light, charge dismissed in Tennessee
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Joe Henderson pleaded innocent in City Court Tuesday to a charge of running a red light. There's no light there, Henderson told Judge Ray Churchill. The judge checked, agreed and dismissed the charge.
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Memphis, Tenn
Joe Henderson
Henderson
Ray Churchill
Gaullist Urges Unity Behind Pompidou After Poher Refuses to Quit
Paris AP France's Gaullist UDR executive committee urged national unity behind Georges Pompidou after runnerup Alain Poher refused to withdraw. Poher, 23.3 percent to Pompidou's 44.5 in the first round, vows to fight runoff June 15 despite Communist calls for a boycott.
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Paris
France
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Gaullist Union of Democrats For the Republic
UDR
Pompidou
de Gaulle
Poher
Communist Party
Central
Tee
Jacques Duclos
Nun Poher
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Douglas F. Dollarhide
Ruby
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Ters
Walter Tucker
Calif
Tucker
Smith’s
Christian Unity
Mounty
Lakeshore League
Willmestad
DuPont
Gingham
Dacron
Lew Beach
Unite Behind Pompidou
Austin Garden
First National Bank OF Austin
Cannon
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