Chicago’s worst mass murder shocks city after flareups
Chicago faced its deadliest mass murder as eight nurses were found strangled and stabbed in a South Side townhouse. Police Supt. Orlando W. Wilson, dubbed the Computer Cop for his use of crime statistics and technology, vowed to apply modern methods to the case while contending with riots and looting on the South West and West Sides.
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Orlando W. Wilson
Wilson
University of California
South Side
Wichita, Kan
South West Side
West Side
North Carolina Ports Authority adopts tentative budget
The N C State Ports Authority approved a 1906-67 budget of 32,401,089, up 337,000 from last year. It authorized Executive Director James W. Davis to seek a 12,000 EDA grant to study an inland port at Fayetteville, with a 1,500 appropriation from the North Fayetteville chamber. The agency plans a 9.5 million bulk facility at Morehead City funded by an 8 million federal loan repaid by Texas Gulf Rentals, and favors leaving offshore radio development to Carteret County.
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James W. Davis
Federal Economic Development Administration
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Ports Authority
Greater
Davis
Council of State
Dan Moore
Texas Golf Sulphur Co
Morehead City
Texas Gulf
Lee’s Creek
Beaufort County
S Ports Authority
Radio Island
North Carolina
Carteret County
Thurmond backs four year terms for House members
Senate debate centers on extending House terms to four years. Senator Strom Thurmond argues the two year term is a check on central power, while others urge four year terms to reduce campaigning. Proposals would have half the House elected every two years.
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Commis
Washington
Johnson
Stoners
Wis
Tdom
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Senate
Meuioma Seru
Thurmond
House of Representatives
Auto safety standards approved for government vehicle purchases
Washington AP reports the government approved new and revised auto safety standards expected to become general standards. Signed Thursday by Lawson B. Knott Jr, they apply to vehicles bought by the government and take effect for autos manufactured after Oct 13, 1967. The rules add nine standards including seat belt and door controls, shielding ashtrays, padded seatbacks, rear defoggers, and fuel tank protections. Provisions require initial standards by Jan 31, 1967 with later permanent standards by Jan 31, 1968, as Congress and the Commerce Department proceed.
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General’ Services Administrator
Federal Register
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Sabracita
Senate
House Commerce Committee
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