Speck Faces Court in Arraignment for Nurses Slayings
Richard Speck waited in a Cook County jail hospital ward for his arraignment on eight counts of stabbing and strangling student nurses. He appeared lethargic from sedatives but unperturbed, asking about transfer, visits, and his lawyer. He is to be moved to the county jail for arraignment in a guarded 9:30 a.m. court session as new indictments are prepared.
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Santa Rosa area to see warm weekend with showers likely
A long forecast shows Santa Rosa mostly fair Sunday with a high near 48 and warmer Monday. Inland areas may reach the upper 60s to 70s while coastal zones stay cooler with variable clouds. Partial showers and possible thunderstorms are noted across the Sierra and Salinas to Salinas Valley regions, with southwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
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Court Acts On Strike
The court acts on a three year wage package with an annual increase around 6 percent, roughly double the White House guideline to curb wage demands. President Johnson announced the agreement Friday night amid anticipated criticism.
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Fire Downs Power Lines in San Lorenz Outage
A pole top fire disrupted transmission last night leaving nearly 3,000 San Lorenz homes without electricity for 33 minutes. The blaze affected a major power line feeding the settlement as Pacific Gas workers investigated cause and potential price implications for airline labor costs and local substations.
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Vatican Paper Raps Birth Control Ed In Editorial
A Vatican city paper editorial claims Pope Paul VI will not change the Catholic Church ban on artificial birth control. The front page piece, published in Osservatore Romano, hints at fall announcements and cites a commission report. the article aligns with expectations of no major reforms.
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Nigeria reel as revolt rumors swirl over pope talks
Lagos dispatch cites United Press International reporting that Nigeria hushes a potential church teaching shift amid dissident troops and speculation about President Ironsi's fate. Alessandrini notes church stance opposes birth control limits while authorities offer no comment on Ironsi.
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Two Survive Canyon Fall
Two people survived a canyon fall near Union City after yesterday’s rain. Rescuers could not reach the crash site by vehicle and called a Coast Guard helicopter. Fremont firefighters hiked to assist, and the helicopter finally evacuated them to Washington Hospital in Fremont where Captain Holback was listed in serious condition.
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Prince Philip Fails To Get in Famed Club
London AP report states Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II was blocked from admission to a renowned club. The brief notes an apparent snub and mentions reactions from royal circles and club officials.
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Rioters In Chicago Turn Violent As Demonstrators Clash
About 250 protesters moved from a Negro area into a white southwest side district to demand equality in housing and voting. Police charged the crowd with clubs, leaving a blond man bloodied. A Negro girl was struck in the face, a police officer hit by a rock, and a Negro youth was struck by a bottle and placed in a patrol car.
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Hayward Sets Hearing On New School Budget
Bay Area Rapid Transit District tracks a land swap with the city to realign streets tied to a new school budget hearing. Hansen said the city would donate eight tenths of an acre across two parcels while the district would provide seven tenths of an acre for the street project as part of the plan. The district faces reduced federal subsidies and surplus commodities, forcing reserves use to absorb a $30,000 cafeteria loss, with the proposal aimed at breaking even next year. The hearing is set for 7:30 p.m. at the district offices in Hayward.
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