Miss Charlotte Wears Crown in Miss North Carolina Pageant
Nanette Jackson Minor of Charlotte won the Miss North Carolina title before a 94-contestant field in Greensboro. Penny Clark and Debra Bryant joined the crowning ceremony, with finalists including Kristina Allen and Pamela Gayle Culler. Minor, a 22 year old pianist singer with a UNC Greensboro degree, will represent North Carolina at Miss America.
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Deborah Bryant
America
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Kristina Simone Allen
Winston-Salem
Elmer Horton
Nanette Jackson Minor
Miss Minor
Sanford
Debra Bryant
Kristina Allen
Jon Salem
Pamela Gayle Culler
Ann Elizabeth Bailey
The
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Ex convict Richard Speck sought in Chicago nurse slayings
Police issued murder warrants for Richard B. Speck after a mass stabbing killed eight student nurses in a town house. Fingerprints and tattoos matched Speck’s profile, with a photo from a maritime job hall linking him to recent activity. An FBI hunt joined local police as a coast to coast manhunt began.
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Richard B
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New Orleans
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Suspect Richard Speck Linked to Nurses Slayings Context
A 25 year old man calling himself born to hell and known as Richard Speck, once paroled, is linked by investigators to the Chicago nurses murders. Police report 32 fingerprints found in the nurses quarters and a pursuit extending from Amarillo to Dallas. Speck, with prior prison terms for forged instrument charges, was released June 2 1965. A Dallas woman identified as Buddy Wilsons wife declined to speak.
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Ho Orders Buildup In Army Strength
North Viet Nam President Ho Chi Minh orders partial mobilization and calls for extended all-out support to the Viet Cong in South Viet Nam. Hanoi vows to bolster troop dispatch despite U.S. air attacks and possible long war, saying the people will not be intimidated.
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Haiphong
Peace Holds On Chicago West Side as National Guard Patrols
National guard units on Saturday night maintained calm in Chicago's violence scarred West Side Negro district for the second straight evening. About 2,000 troops in helmets patrolled as crowds remained largely orderly, drawing cheers from some youngsters while others teased guardsmen.
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West Side
Inside Reading Soap Box Derby Winner
A local soap box derby crowned its winner in a page 2 feature. The article highlights the victor’s craft, the car design, and the neighborhood buzz around the event.
Miss Universe crown goes to Margareta Arvidsson of Sweden
Margareta Arvidsson, 18, of Sweden was crowned Miss Vase at Miami Beach after a week of pageantry with 58 contestants. Runner up was Miss Finland Satu Charlotta Ostring, followed by Miss Thailand Chera Inand Savetanand, Miss India Yasmin Daji, and Miss Israel Aviva Israeli in the top five. Arvidsson said she will tour the world with the crown while noting the demanding schedule ahead.
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Sweden
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Finland
Satu Charlotta Ostring
Thailand
Chera Inand Savetanand
Bangkok
India
Yasmin Daji
Israel
Aviva Israeli
Escalation Seen If POWs Shot
Washington AP Senate Democrats and 12 House Democrats urged Hanoi not to execute U S airmen warning the action could force Johnson toward all out war. Senator Mansfield called the act shocking cruelty and warned of retribution as leaders warn of public pressure for a tougher Viet Nam policy.
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Viet Nam
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Frank Church
Idaho
United States
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Montana
Thant Appeals For Prisoners
United Nations Secretary General U Thant urged North Vietnam on Saturday to refrain from trying American prisoners. He warned such action could trigger greater escalation of a war he said could become World War III and called for adherence to the 1949 Geneva convention protecting war prisoners.
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Soviet Promise to India Loans Topped by Vietnam Talks
In Moscow the Soviet Union pledged about one billion dollars in development loans to India over five years, balancing its aid with low price weapons sales. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, returning to New Delhi after four days, said Kosygin’s talks focused on international issues, notably Vietnam, while Kosygin rejected a Vietnamese peace conference.
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Indira Gandhi
India
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New Delhi
Harvid Wilson
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