Murder of 2 New York City Girls Sparks Citywide Hunt
Police rapidly mobilize the largest manhunt in New York history after the stabbing deaths of Janice Wylie 21 and Emily Hoffert 23 in a Midtown apartment. Patricia Tolles 23, a Time Magazine worker, shared the rent and awakened the others on the day of the killings.
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New York City
New York
23Rd Precinct
East 88Th Street
Max Wylie
Madison Avenue
Wylie
Janice
Emily Hoffert
Newsweek Magazine
Philip Wylie
Emily
Patricia Tolles
East Side
Guggenheim Museum
Miss Tolles
Hamilton College
Time Magazine
Patricia
Riverdale
Milton Helpern
Lawrence J. McKearney
Joseph L. Coyle
McKearney and Coyle
Dulles Airport First Year Shows Mixed Results
Dulles International Airport marks its first year since opening in 1962 as a work in progress. It carried about 650000 passengers, below the FAA's 800000 target, with competition from Baltimore Friendship Airport influencing traffic. The airport's mobile lounges proved popular and improved baggage handling, drawing praise from airlines and travelers alike, while the facility attracted over a million sightseeing visitors and gained overall favorable pilot sentiment.
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Dulles
Friendship
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Chantilly
Scoffers
President Johnson places wealth in trust and sells Washington home
Washington Post reports most of President Johnsons personal wealth is placed in trustees, with his Washington house up for sale. He shifted stockholdings to trust on becoming vice president in 1961, liquidated many assets, and since Nov 22 as president has placed about 5,000 acres of Texas grazing land in trust with A W Moursland Jr as co trustee for Mrs Johnson including LBJ Co with radio station interests.
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Washington
Johnson
Washington Post
Washington House
The
Post
Texas
Nurse Regains Sight After Eye Bank Help
AP Special Report follows Esterina Lione once blind now with 20 20 vision thanks to the Delaware Valley Eye Bank which distributes donor eyes. Her journey from near isolation to renewed life includes two successful cornea transplants and a return to work as a surgical eye nurse.
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Philadelphia
Esterina Lione
Miss Lione
Esterina
Delaware Valley Eye Bank
Miss Stone
Newark
N.J
Hahnemann Hospital
Wills Eye Hospital
Samuel Wentzels
Wentzels
Thomas
Hahnemann
Wills
Johnson Had Heart Attack In July 1955
Washington AP recounts Lyndon B. Johnson's July 2 1955 heart attack near Charlottesville Virginia. He survived after rapid care at Bethesda and staged a steady recovery, quitting smoking and losing weight. Doctors later declared him active with normal vital signs and outlined conditions for travel and vacations.
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Johnson
Senate
Middleburg
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Washington
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Lady Bird
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
Swiss ambassador honored at St. Louis Symphony party
St. Louis hosts Swiss ambassador Alfred Zehn der felt at home at a Symphony champagne party. A 12 foot Alpine horn was shown and Swiss yodelers Hans Neuen schwander Paul Grossenbacher Walter Splettstoesser Ernest Thierstein and Rudolph Burkhalter performed.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Alfred Zehnder
St. Louis Symphony
Hans Neuenschwander
Paul Grossenbacher
Walter Splettstoesser
Ernest Thierstein
Rudolph Burkhalter
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Edward V. McCarthy
United Press International
East 104Th Street
Manhattan
Dulles International Airport
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Huehuetenango, Guatemala
Maryknoll
National Committee For Light
Huehuetenango
Hugo M. Gerbermann
N. M
Nada
Quezaltenango
East Lansing
Mich
UPD
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
Michigan
Ann Arbor
MSU
Virginia
Bett
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Plymouth
AUTO
Bosworth
North Bennington Road
Polaroid
This
Fienberg
Bennington
Chargers
Bennington Garage
Main Street
By Bob Schulz
Santa Claus
Snoopy
B.C
Johnny Jar
Blondie
Byckie Young
Steve Canyon
By Milton Canif
Steve
Poteet Canyon
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Julie
Billy
By Stan Drake
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