Five Months Have Passed No Hot Suspect In Percy Murder
Kenilworth Illinois Chief Daley says there is no real hot suspect five months after Valerie Percy's death. He cites more than 1,000 evidence items, 2,500 interviews, 25 states and several countries checked for leads, with 1,020 leads in the file and 100 active suspects.
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Kenilworth, II
Valerie Percy
Robert Daley
Valerie
Charles H. Percy
U.S
Kenilworth
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Chief Daley
Windward
Daley
Senate
Racine
Wis
FBI
Canada
Puerto Rico
France
England
Jon
Percy
Senaté
From Sound Of Music To Sound Of Wreckers
New York AP reports the Metropolitan Opera house faces demolition after a year long bid to save it ends with a 200 demolition permit. Wreckers hammer through the stage roof as Huntington Hartford warns the move will scar American culture. A real estate firm plans a 40 story office building on the site after the Met relocated to Lincoln Center last fall.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
America
Huntington Hartford
Met
Lincoln Center For the
Cedar Falls raid yields vast arms haul and rice cache
U S and South Vietnamese forces uncovered a mined tunnel with four machine guns and 78 weapons during Cedar Falls. The operation, the war’s largest ground sweep, involved over 30,000 troops and seized 324 weapons and 3,170 tons of enemy rice. Vietnamese infantry battalions concluded their part of the action, while U S pilots logged 447 strike sorties and Vietnamese pilots 65. Civilian casualties last week totaled 24 killed, 20 wounded, and 126 kidnapped.
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Herzog
Cedar Falls
U.S
USS
South Vietnam
Long-Term Care Beds Sought for Corry Area
Antrim cites social shifts and Medicare rules driving demand for long term care beds at Corry Memorial Hospital. Countywide shortfall and 28 percent filled, with $966,000 federal aid approved. project target start in September, with a year later completion.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Antrim
Corry
Lane
Village chiefs gather as words shape local life
Several village and hamlet chiefs discuss the power of speech and print in community culture. They note that spoken word travels freely while the printed page endures, influencing traditions, memory, and identity across districts.
Senate Okays 15 Cabinet Posts In Shafer Inauguration Era
In Harrisburg Democrats delay two cabinet confirmations as Gov Shafer’s inauguration proceeds. The Senate approved 15 appointees including Frank McKetta as State Police Chief while Maxwell and White await action. Audrey Kelly to serve as insurance commissioner interim. budget expected by March. Shafer lauds appointees as capable citizens.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Senate
David C. Maxwell
Adj
Thomas R. White Jr
Pennsylvania National Guard
White
Senate Nominations Committee
Maxwell
Senate Democratic
Eens
Lane
Frank McKetta
House
Stanley G. Stroup
Stroup
Redford
Senate Democrats
Audrey Kelly
Joseph Barr
Max Rosenn
Warner M. Depuy
Atty
William C. Sennett
Feests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Vehicle breaks down sparks roadside billboard stunt
Ronald Martin’s car develops a flat tire on the highway. He uses a large blackboard placed beside the road to advertise the situation while en route to a lecture.
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Louisville
Ronald
Martin
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William J. Hart
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Leland H. Bull
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