Surviving nurse identifies Speck as attacker in dormitory raid
Miss Amarao testified that a blond haired gunman wearing a night gown intruded at 11 pm in the townhouse at 2319 East 100th Street. She described how the six nurses were herded into a south bedroom and forced to sit as Speck, identified in court, held a black pistol and questioned their companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 100Th St
Merlita Gargullo
Mies Amarao
Miss Amurao
William J. Martin
Speck
Martin
Miss Amarao
Miss. Gargullo
Valentina Pasion
Philippines
Patricia Matusek
Nina Schmale
Pamela Wilkening
Miss Wilkening
U S Teamsters Strike Talks Tied to Nationwide Action
U S negotiators claim a new postponement in the Teamsters strike talks as locals vote to strike if needed. Simkin signals a strike call, wage demands hover around 56 cents per hour with a 37 cent counteroffer amid day and night negotiations. Cantlay of Trucking Employers Inc threatens to shut 1,500 firms. a nationwide shutdown would be historic.
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Simkin
Teamsters
Cantlay
Trucking Employers, Inc
Daddy Longlegs Soars Into Orbit
ATS 2, the second of five spacecraft under a $150 million program, remains attached to the Agena upper Stage in orbit. The canister shaped equipment section is five feet in diameter and six feet tall with 45-foot and 132-foot rods to unfurl, giving ATS 2 the appearance of a giant Daddy Longlegs spider.
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Agena
ATS 2
Falcon Players Picketed Over Army Reserve Access
Two Georgia State College students Bill Read and Tom Watson picketed the Georgia state capitol in Atlanta protesting that Falcon football players receive easy entry into the Army Reserve while civilians face long enlistment waits. They cited delays and suggested bias in the reserve system.
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Atlanta
API
Georgia State College
State Capitol
Atlanta Falcons
Army
Falcon
Army Reserve
Bill Read
Tom Watson
School Board backs Bassick expansion plans
The board approved plans for a Bassick High School expansion with an anticipated September 1988 occupancy. Bids expected in about a month, renovations to old and new wings, plus a possible two week longer summer break to accommodate work. Concerns include classroom shortfalls in September 1968 and a temporary shift in scheduling.
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Frank J. McKee
Bassick
Kennedy
Lyons
James F. Stapleton
Lester S. Silverstone
Frank Piazza
Stapleton
Silverstone
Harding High School
Harding
Albert A. Snyder
Gretatecs
Russick
Clinton Avenue
Basick
West Berlin police seize plot group amid campus clashes
In West Berlin police arrested a group including girls in an apartment amid student unrest linked to antiwar protests. Leftist students attacked a vehicle outside their downtown HQ, breaking an antenna and deflating tires as police arrived. East German media called the arrests a terror measure and condemned U.S. envoy Humphrey.
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German Socialist Students
ADN
East Berlin
Shel
West Berlin
Humphrey
U.S
Vietnam
Berlin
Amerika Haus
Prospective Juror Sees Dr Cappolino Guilty in Farber Case
In New Jersey a prospective juror said he believed Dr Cappolino was guilty of killing retired Army Col William Farber. The trial, moved from Sarasota due to publicity, sees extensive voir dire as jurors are challenged for cause. Judge Silvertooth may empanel a second panel Thursday.
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New Jersey
William E. Farber
Frank Schaub
Ingram
Bailey
Silvertooth
Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
Viet Cong Rejects Thant Peace Plan
The Viet Cong and Hanoi reject U Thant three stage Vietnam peace proposal as biased toward the United States. They say the plan fails to reflect current realities in Vietnam and will not be accepted. The rejection was broadcast by Giai Phong radio and reported by VNA in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
U.N
U Thant
Vietnam
United States
Giai Phong
Hanoi
VNA
Thant
Humphrey Seeks Broad Accord In Bonn Talks
Vice President Humphrey's visit to Bonn aims to advance a treaty draft and broaden U S Germany ties. Kiesinger's cabinet will formally study the draft today amid mentions of NATO East West relations the Kennedy tariff round and troop cost discussions in West Germany.
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U.S
Humphrey
Kiesinger
Johnson
Bonn
Germany
Berlin
West
Shaw Pleads Not Guilty in Perjury Case Ties to Houston Oil Bunker Burglary
A defendant labeled as pleading not guilty in a grand jury perjury charge connected to a 1960s oil bunker burglary near Houma, Louisiana. The case centers on Gordon Novel and Arcadia Smith, with Novel arrested in Columbus Ohio and Arcadia Smith freed on bond in Dallas. nearby conspirators and the extradition dispute between authorities and Novel are noted. Martens, a New Orleans resident, remains in Lafayette with a $2,500 bond after being located in Louisiana.
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Shaw
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
New Orleans
Edward Wegmann
Garrison
Houma
Gordon Novel
Ohio
Columbus
Novel
Arcadia
Dallas
Tex
Louis Heyd
Martens
Lafayette
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Bond
Orioles to Meet Reds in Hall of Fame Exhibition
The Baltimore Orioles will face the Cincinnati Reds on July 24 in the annual Hall of Fame baseball exhibition in Cooperstown New York. The Orioles last appeared here in 1961 against the Los Angeles Dodgers while the Reds played in 1954 against the New York Yankees.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
York Yankees
Irwin says GI morale high after Viet trip
Rep. Irwin reports strong morale among soldiers in Vietnam noting some fatigue and long hours but overall confidence in U S policy. He cites few incidents in Saigon and a curfew split, views China unlikely to enter the conflict, and plans to present photos to constituents to illustrate the situation.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
America
Vietnam
Rep. Irwin
Saigon
New York
Washington
Norwalk
Stamford
Hong Kong
China
Ile
Viet Cong Defection Figures Highlight Saigon Open Arms Program
The U S Command reports 5557 Viet Cong defected in March under the Saigon open arms program raising total defections to 58970 since 1963 while enemy forces remain at an estimated 287000. U S and allied troops claim 408 enemy killed in scattered clashes as air raids resume with 147 missions across Hai Phong Tuy Hoa and surrounding regions.
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Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Air Force
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Robert R. Scott
Des Moines
Iowa
Hanoi
Korea
Thailand
Scott
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Tuy Hoa
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
Haiphong
YMCA Partner Member Awards Dinner Honors volunteers
About 140 people attended the sixth annual YMCA Partner-Member awards dinner at the Bridgeport YMCA. The event capped a drive that has raised $63,298 and added 3,256 members, with final totals hoped to reach $80,000. Bradford N. Warner of Warner Brothers attended a special drive chair award. Trumbull led with $13,016 in contributions, followed by Bridgeport $12,181, Fairfield $10,600, Stratford $9,915, and Plantain Pond $3,316.
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Bridgeport
H. Parker Landsdale
Greater Bridgeport
Lansdale
Bradford Warner
Bradford N. Warner
Warner Brothers Company
Ralph J. LaStocco
Joseph E. Clancy
Plantain Pond
Vincent JD. Strout
Fairfield
Lawrence E. Young
Stratford
Robert J. Wright
Trumbull
Glenn Laudenslager Jr
Bridgeport Area
Peter A. Banis
Trumbull Area
William Coulter
Robert Stanton
George Klocko
Fairfield Area
Maria Diorio
Stratford Area
John Jacoby
Harold Anderson
Plantain Pond Area
William Discoe
Russell Berry
Peter A. Banns
Glenn Laudenslager
Frank H. Olson
William Lineburgh
Roland T. Yale
Vejar Addresses Boys Club on Dropping Out and Wising Up
Chico Vejar told 125 Middle Street Boys Club members and families how leaving school led to trouble before he wised up and returned to education at New York University. The event featured awards for senior, junior, and intermediate league players, plaques for Vejar and Mothers' Club, and a film of Vejar Graham bout shown to the group.
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Chico Vejar
Middle Street
New York University
Tisdale
William
Billy” Tisdale
Connecticut
Bridgeport &Community Development
Vejar
Chica Vejar
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Harry Adams
Rico Williams
Gary Parmelee
Willie Moore
Marty Freedman
Tisdate
Mischa Elman Dies at 76 Noted Violinist in New York
NEW YORK AP Mischa Elman renowned violinist died here Wednesday at 76. Born January 20 1891 in Stalnoje Ukraine he began performing at age five and debuted publicly in Berlin at twelve. He became American citizen in 1923 and married Helen Frances Katten in 1925. they had two grandchildren.
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New York
Mischa Elman
Elman
Russia
Berlin
Edward VII
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Stalnoje
Ukraine
Tschaikovsky
Bach
Mozart
Helen Frances Katten
San Francisco
Odessa port handles more cargo than smaller hub despite fewer berths
A historical report notes Odessa's port activity surpasses nearby ports in total cargo while eight or nine berths handle more volume than smaller centers. It cites inland transport crowding for Vietnam aid to Haiphong, fake crate markings, and shipments routed through Izmail and nearby military facilities.
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Odessa
Eft
Haiphong
Izmail
Tzmail
Danube
Soviet Union
Europe
Vietnam
Odessa-Hidyovsk
Moscow
Red Square
China
Hanoi
Harong
Black Sea
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Mao Tsetung
Red Guards
West Germany
Communist Party
Albertz
Bad Godesberg
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Prieta Kiesinger
Dr. Cappolino
Cong
Layton P. Martens
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Gordon
Sergio Arcadia Smith
Irwin
YMCA
Saiu
N. Y
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Madera
Everal
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