Boston Girl Cadigan Slain Amid Unsolved Slayings
Margaret Cadigan 17, runnerup in a 1962 Boston archdiocesan youth queen contest, was found dead in her Winthrop home. Police suspect homicide amid eight similar unsolved killings of Greater Boston women in six months. Cadigan had nursing ties and was alone at home when killed. Detectives cite possible strangulation, drowning, or throat slash as causes. Authorities awaited medical examiner verdict.
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Boston
Winthrop
Greater Boston
Margaret. Cadigan
Acum
Perrone
Miss Cadigan
Sophie Clark
Englewood
N.J
Clark
Back Bay
Miss Clark
Daley offers McCormick Place for 1964 GOP convention
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley invites the Republican national committee to hold the 1964 convention at McCormick Place and says he will also invite the Democratic gathering to Chicago. He will send a formal invitation to GOP chairman John M. Bailey. The passage references a separate Boston strangling case involving Miss Cadigan and earlier victims in a string of waterfront murders.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
McCormick Place
Mammoth Lakeside
Daley
Wiliam E. Miller
GOP
John M. Bailey
Four New York newspapers struck by printers union
A mass newspaper blackout hit New York City as four morning papers and three afternoon papers faced strikes or partial production. The International Typographical Union led the action, with other unions pledging support. talks continued on pay raises and work hours amid a tense bargaining environment.
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New York
New ‘York City
the International
American Newspaper Guild
Daily News
News
the Times, Journal- American and
World-Telegram
Smog Lifts Over London Amid Airline Shutdowns
London woke to clear skies as smog eased after a four day shutdown of London Airport. More than 300 flights canceled and 22 vessels queued to leave port. insurers warned the cost could reach 20 million pounds with potential paper blackout across Britain as unions weighed strikes.
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London
Publishers Association
London Docks
Lloyd’s
British Auropean Airways
Brunei revolt sparks clashes as royal army takes control
Rebels attacked Brunei and a major oil installation on the island of Borneo as Britain rushed Gurkha troops from Singapore. The sultanate reported fighting with casualties, while government forces claimed control was restored though the situation remained serious. Brunei's opposition leader declared a revolutionary prime minister and accused rebels of coercing citizens to join.
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E. C. Janardan
Brunei
Borneo
Britain
Singapore
Omar Ali Saifuddin
Onl Installa
Borneo-Brunei
Harg
Tentera Nasional Kalimantans
North Borneo
Seri
Indonesia
Here
Southeast Asia
Kuching
Singa
Sar Jpore
Bru
Seria
Kuala Be
Manila
A. M. Azahari
Parti Rakyat
People’s
Sarawak
Bruneivolt
Weston
Ex-Rep Shuford Dies In Asheville At 67
Former North Carolina congressman Shuford died at his Asheville home at 5 45 am after a stroke. He served three terms in Congress and had a legal career in Asheville. Survivors include his wife Daphne Brown two sons Sydney and Fuller a daughter Elizabeth and a sister Dr Mary Shuford. Born September 5 1895 he studied at UNC and earned a law degree from the University of Georgia. He served as a WWI first lieutenant with the 119th Infantry Regiment.
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Uul
Luge UL Lee Omeus
BYU
London
Congress
Shuford
Frank M. Parker
Waynesville
Heinz Rollman
Wie UA Wey
Usulee
A. Oumulu
Hall-Shuford
Hall
Roy A. Taylor
Daphne Brown
Sydney Herbert Shuford
New York
Fuller Adams Shuford
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
Elizabeth Dean ‘Briggs
State Department
Mary Shuford
Asheville
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
119Th Infantry
North Carolina National Guard
Body of miner found in Carmichaels mine disaster
Rescue teams report locating the body of one of 37 miners trapped 630 feet underground after a blast at U.S. Steel Robena No. 3 mine near Carmichaels PA. The body lies about 4,000 feet from the face. identification awaits. Ventilation delays and gas hazards hinder recovery as families wait. Bishop John J. Wright offered consolation at the scene.
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Carmichaels
U.S. Steel Corp
Forsty Run
U.S. Steel
Robena No. 3
Pittsburgh
Mmine
Jong Corridor
John J. Wright
A Budget That Works for You Starts Monday
A budget plan tailored to readers begins Monday as a budgeting program invites individuals to join. The message emphasizes practical steps and personal finance guidance to maximize savings and manage expenses.
Caracas Hotel Project Voided Over Uneconomical Plan
Development Minister Godolfredo Gonzalez voided a $14 million contract for a 22 story Hilton hotel in Caracas. He said Fomtur failed to consult him before signing last month and called the project uneconomical as Caracas already has sufficient lodging capacity.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Godolfredo Gonzalez
Hilton Hotel Chain
Gonzalez
Fomtur
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Echeonee Creek
N. C
Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Jacqueline Kennedy
Fredericksburg
Enterprise
N.Y
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De*liverers Union
Daily News Tate
Newspaper Guild
Manhattan
Post
Association
Asher H. Schwartz
Plusi
Pho Jerers
Scotland Yard
N.C
Ted Dan Pannen
David M. Hall
Sylva
Guantanamo
Hawkins
Norfolk
Mary Feeley
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