Massacre survivor key to capturing elusive killer
Chicago reports reveal Corazon Amarao, 23, survivor and exchange student, as the lone witness to the eight nurse killings in a dormitory town house. Police describe the killer as subhuman and race to question Amarao as clues remain scarce after the brutal slayings.
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Chicago
Corazon Amarao
Pittsburgh Boy Dies From Truck Accident Injuries
Randy Lee Yoho, 9, of Wheeling West Virginia, died in Children’s Hospital from head injuries after a truck struck him near his home. The Allegheny County coroner’s office said the accident occurred Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
Randy Lee Yoho
Wheeling
W. Va
Children's Hospital
Allegheny County
Three Hurt In Pittsfield Dirt Road Crash Near Youngsville
A head on collision seven miles west of Youngsville on a dirt road at 6 45 p m injured Betty Ann Smith 17 Marion Smith 37 and Elaine Smith 14 all from Warren and Pittsfield. Betty Ann admitted with possible back injury multiple cuts while Marion treated for numerous cuts and Elaine released after treatment. Property damage totaled 1000.
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Smiths
Youngsville
Harry Jabo
Warren State Police
Betty Ann Smith
Spring Creek
Marion Smith
Pittsfield
Jabo
Riots Rock Chicago West Side as Guards Called
Illinois National Guard units were deployed after three nights of rioting on Chicago's West Side with looting gunfire and clashes. Two Black civilians were killed one 14-year-old girl and a man while police and guards attempted to quell the violence.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
West Side
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Chicago Transit Authority
ACT
Roseland Howard
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Downtown Show Plan to Update Business District
The plan will be shown Monday noon to property owners and tenants in the block between Sears Roebuck and the Elks Club on North Center Street. Dr Milton Osborne sketches propose minimal structural changes with wrought iron railings planters remodeled windows and removal of overhanging signs to transform storefronts. Robert Bracken chamber president says invitations were sent and the block was chosen due to interest shown during Dr Osborne's city visit. The project mirrors successful efforts in Hollidaysburg and Doylestown and is underwritten to date by the Pennsylvania Gas Company.
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Elks Club
North Center Street
Milton Osborne
Pennsylvania State University
Osborne
Robert Bracken
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Osborne
Hollidaysburg
Doylestown
Chamber
Aet
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fate saves life of falling boy in store sign incident
In Springfield Massachusetts a customer sheltered a three year old boy after he plunged from a third floor window. The rescuer, who left without identifying, saved Harold Roosa before the child was hospitalized for minor injuries. Police Chief Metzgar of Somerset, Pennsylvania was dismissed for neglect of duty disobedience and inefficiency.
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Springfield
Mass
Harold Roosa
Springfield Hospital
Somerset, Pa
David G. Metzgar
Somerset
Borough Council
Furious Air War Pushes North Viet Nam To New High
U S jets logged a record 114 missions in the North Viet Nam air war. MIGs clashed with American raiders four times as forces targeted rail bridges, radar sites, and river crossings. The Oriskany and Ranger were attacked but sustained no losses, while several bridges and barges were reported destroyed or damaged.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Red China
7Th Fleet
Oriskany
Ranger
Air Force F105
Cap Cau
Cau River
Borough Council to hear urban renewal plan changes
Union City's borough government will hear proposals from Beckman Swenson Associates and Erie County planners to trim the initial 20 acre urban renewal site and speed the program. City officials say the back and forth with URA has not doomed the project as agencies sometimes delay applications to allow communities to refine their plans. In Philadelphia, two officers were shot during a traffic stop. one police officer was killed and another wounded as a manhunt followed, with suspects and a roof-top escape pursued across the city.
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Union City
Harry Smiley
Beckman
Smiley
URA
Philadelphia
James Agnew
Michael Robinson
George Jacobs
Jeweler Named Heir After Fixing Handbag Clasp
Duncan Johnston a 67 year old jeweler is named heir to a large fortune after repairing a handbag clasp without charge. He befriended Blanche M Sternhelm descendant of early San Francisco merchants who died May 21 leaving a million dollar estate.
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Duncan Johnston
Johnston
Blanche M. Sternhelm
San Francisco
Police cite driver on Spring Street after complaint
City police responded to a Spring Street resident complaint about Tonnard Mfg Co employees driving recklessly near the plant. At 5 30 p m officer cited Clair E Titch 26 for speeding north on the Spring Street hill at 40 mph in a 25 mph zone.
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Spring Street
Tonnard Mfg. Co
Tonnard
Clair E. Titch
Union City
Titch
Spring Street Hill
Buesink Ford
Clymer
Norbert Bachofner
Brewing Giant Ties To Humphrey Trip Raises Ethics Questions
The Anheuser-Busch plane carried Vice President Humphrey and a Justice official to St. Louis for a baseball game and Democratic contributors luncheon a month after the government dropped an antitrust suit against the brewery. Republicans question the timing and ethics, while the company denies any link to the case.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Justice Department
Antitrust
St. Louis
Anheusser-Busch Co
Humphrey
St. Louis Brewing Company
Donald F. Turner
Turner
Anheuser-Busch
President's Club
Democratic Party
House
Charles E. Goodell
Rn.y
Democratic National Committee
Alfred Fleishman
Secret Service
Fleishman
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