No Hot Leads In Death Of Seven College Coeds
In Ypsilanti Michigan authorities hunted a strangler linked to seven unsolved murders of young women, including 18 year old Karen Beineman of Eastern Michigan University. Sheriff Harvey said no hot leads and a full autopsy was planned to confirm time of death and possible sexual motive amid similarities to three prior cases in Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Douglas J. Harvey
Washtenaw County
Karen Sue Beineman
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Robert C. Hendrix
Michigan
William F. Delhey
Columbus Fire Fund Drive Lags
The Columbus Fire Department reports a slow fund drive with 133 of 491 letters returned, totaling 1011 dollars. Chief Messinger notes the money funds a 1966 step van for emergency use, with two old trucks and needs for boots and hose. Residents own the equipment and volunteers will keep aiding when needed.
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Columbus Fire Department
T.J. Messinger
Messinger
Columbus
Moon mission joy in quarantine talks and lunar rocks
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins reached Houston and entered quarantine after lunar surface activities. Scientists describe light hearted banter about purple rocks and the moon’s surface while colleagues and crew discuss mission perfection and lunar dust contact.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Lunar Receiving Laboratory
Houston
Texas
Space Center, Houston
Pacific Ocean
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Carpentier
Hirasaki
Collins
Hirosaki
Moon
Armstrong
Aldrin
Fire Damages UC Laundromat at 11 South Main
A laundromat at 11 South Main Street in Union City owned by Charles Himes suffered extensive damage from a fire that started around 3 30 a.m. and reflare at 6 a.m. The state fire marshal was summoned amid rumors of recent financing talks, but no arson signs were found and a damage estimate was not issued. Himes could not be reached for comment.
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Union City
South Main Street
Charles Himes
Himes
Edisboro
Bottle Misses Nixon In Thailand
President Nixon and King Bhumibol faced a rain‑soaked Bangkok welcome as a man hurled a nonlethal bottle toward Nixon and police arrested a second man with a pistol. The scene unfolded during an airport ceremony, with officials, military leaders, and hundreds of local schoolchildren watching the reception in drizzle and cheers.
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Bangkok
Nixon
Thailand
King Bhumibol
Sirikit
King
Nixons
Jakarta
McInnes Forges Vital Apollo Parts
McInnes Steel on East Main forged titanium rings for Apollo 11 sub contractors. The rings were used in a power unit supplying electricity and water for astronauts. Titanium is highly light and strong, needing careful heating and handling.
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McInnes
Apollo
McInnes Steel Company
East Main Street
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McInnes Steel
Kennedy says he will not seek presidency in 1972
Hyannisport Massachusetts Senator Edward M Kennedy confines ambitions to the U S Senate amid mass telegrams after his televised appeal. He faces questions about the Mary Jo Kopechne crash and a suspended sentence for leaving the scene. Kennedy cautions against premature presidential speculation as he awaits public response.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Mary Joe Kopecine
Corry Troopers Probe Three Burglary Cases
State Police at Corry are investigating a weekend string of burglaries. Incidents involve 100 foot snow fence rolls worth about 45 dollars, about 45 dollars in coins, and a theft at Arden Taylor’s Bear Lake home of 400 dollars in coins a .357 magnum revolver and a German Luger pistol. All cases remain under investigation.
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Corry
Clair Stile
Route 6
Columbus Township
Neil McKay
State Highway Department
McKay
Andrew Boythe
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Norbert Irish
Arden Taylor
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Taylor
Morris Demsko
Corry Rubber Union Okays Pact
Woman 72 Held For Murder Of Brother Sister
A 72-year-old Philadelphia woman, Margaret Preston, is charged with killing her paralyzed son and sister. Police say she planned to end their misery, gave sleeping pills, then slit wrists and strangled them. She was arraigned on two murder counts and held for a hearing, undergoing psychiatric examination.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Preston
Philadelphia General Hospital
Budget Battle Slows Stopgap Bills In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP House Democrats weigh test votes on business tax bills to unlock a budget stalemate as the Senate eyes extra emergency appropriations through September. A 3 percent auto trade-in tax may be dropped. cigarette and other levies face Republican opposition and internal dissent.
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Harrisburg
House
General Assembly
K. Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
Irvis
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Fineman
Senate
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Columbus Fire Fund
Jamestown
Salladasburg
N.Y
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Ohio
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N.C
Bertie Bill Brooks
Thomas P. House
Thurmin House
Lycoming County
William Carpentier
John Hirasaki
UC Laundromat
Moscow
Yuri Dolgoruki
Tass
Ted
Harwich
Hyannis
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Corry Rubber Company
West Main Street
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Frank, Willcox
Albert Imhoff
Ethel Williams
Gordon Bigelow
Gary Kostreba
Walter Rininger
Karen McCray
Donald Bauer
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