Boston Strangler mystery lingers in eight slayings
Boston detectives, aided by medical examiners and psychiatrists, continue pursuing the Phantom Strangler in eight 1962 cases. Victims ranged from 21 to 80, all women, with no forced entry and no robbery motive. The latest death of Patricia Bissette showed pregnancy and possible copying of earlier patterns.
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Anna Slesers
Nina Nichols
Helen Blake
Margaret Davis
Ida Inga
Jane Sullivan
Sophie Clark
Patricia Bissette
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Jack the Ripper
London
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Roxbury
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Dorchester
Beacon Hill
Slosers and Clark
Middlebury
New York
Vermont
Helen E. Blake
Patricia Bissatte
Bourguiba Clings to Austerity Amid Plot in Tunisia
In Tunis, President Bourguiba faces a failed plot while pursuing a strict three year development and austerity program. Western diplomats warn that overthrow could trigger chaos, as U S aid of 180 million dollars backs the regime and Tunisia seeks foreign currency amid unrest.
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Andrew Borowiec
TUNIS
Tunisia
United States
Habib Bourguib
Dourguiba
New Destour Party
Tabarka
Tozeur
Gafsa
Africa
Nigeria
Tanganyikas
Ethiopia
Bouriguiba
Bourguiba
Bizerte
France
Sarah Ben Youssef
Medina
O'Brien Added To FBI's Ten Most Wanted List
Harold Thomas O'Brien, a Chicago area resident and longtime criminal, has been listed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted. Wanted since August 1960 for the unprovoked murder in a Fox Lake tavern, he allegedly threatened the victim with a gun, fled, and fired three more shots. Described as quick tempered and dangerous, he is 5 feet 4 inches tall, 165 to 170 pounds, with blue eyes and light brown hair. He has prior prison time and claimed ties to Chicago crime figures.
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O'Brien
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Florida
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Cholula
Mexico
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Denver Project May Take Jobs Of Law Clerks
Denver university law authorities announce a project to computerize oil and gas case records to aid students professors and attorneys. Dean Harold E. Hurst says the data bank will cut research time and reduce costs by providing citations and full texts within minutes.
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Denver University
Harold E. Hurst
College of Law
Hurst
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