Thrill slayer Leopold dies at 66 in Puerto Rico hospital
Nathan Leopold, once 1924 crime partner of Richard Loeb, died in a San Juan hospital after arteriosclerosis. He willed his body to science, his eyes to the university eye bank, and had been released on parole years earlier for malaria work. News notes include his earlier life, crimes, and later prison years.
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Chicago
Bobby Franks
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Trude Garcia de Quevedo
University of Puerto Rico
School of Medicine
Mimiya Hospital
Stateville
Ill
Young Franks
Iris
Richard Loeb
Fight Leopold
University of Chicago
Loeb
A Sears
Ife
Adlairf. Stevenson
Nixon to visit Canada next spring report likely
The Western White House announced President Nixon will visit Canada next spring with date to be set after preparations. It remains unclear if the trip occurs before or after Nixon’s May 1 target tied to his Beijing visit.
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White House
Nixon
Canada
Ronald Ziegler
Peking
Nixon Breaks Deadlock in Big Four Talks for West Berlin
Bonn reports Nixon's move ends a stalemate with Britain and the Soviet Union directing U S negotiations. Western objectives near, with practical upgrades for West Berliners noted. Casualties in Vietnam rise as U S forces report three dead and four wounded after ambushes south of Da Nang. Sadat accuses U S of duplicity and demands resolution this year, amid Egypt Syria Libya federation plans against Israel. In Jerusalem, American-born blacks calling themselves Israelites protest perceived discrimination and housing/job barriers.
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Germany
Nixon
Mond
Monnday
Mport
U.S
da Nang
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United States
Washington
Sadat
Egypt
Syria
Libya
Israel
Tel Aviv
East Bank
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Ben-Ami Carter
Old City
Protesters march to U.S. Embassy over San Quentin death
A group calling itself Friends of Soledad marched from Trafalgar Square toward the U.S. Embassy to present a petition for an investigation into the death of George Jackson last week in San Quentin Prison. The protest was peaceful and included ovations for Jackson and a message from Angela Davis.
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Friends of Soledad
London
Trafalgar Square
U.S
George Jackson
San Quentin Prison
Jackson
Angela Davis
Bail reductions for draft raid suspects and cocaine seizure corrected
In Camden New Jersey federal court Judge Mitchell Cohen cut John Peter Grady bail by sixty percent from 150000 and reduced bonds for thirteen co defendants by forty to fifty percent while keeping three suspects at five thousand. In New Haven Connecticut Police Chief Biagio DiLieto blamed a cocaine seizure mistake on misidentified quinine, stating nine youths were jailed five to nine days and charges may be dismissed.
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Camden
John Peter Grady
Selective Service
U.S
Mitchell H. Cohen
New
Haven
Conn
Biagio DiLieto
Youngest NYC police inspector promoted to commander over seniors
Donald F. Cawley, 42, the NYPD’s youngest inspector, was promoted Monday to commander of the city’s 20,000 uniform patrolmen. He has spent most of the last decade combating corruption within the force, rising over 72 senior officials in the process.
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New York
Donald F. Cawley
New York City
Mort
Navy admiral urges equal opportunity without special race favors
Rear Adm Samuel L Gravely Jr says commanders must apply equal opportunity fairly and avoid special treatment for black sailors He argues disadvantage should lead to fair consideration not preference and insists personnel be judged on qualification and performance, urging clear understanding of Navy orders on equal opportunity.
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Navy
Cotmanders
Adm Santuel L. Gravely Jr
Naval Institute Proceedings
Washington
Marine
Gravely
Secretary of the Navy
John Chafee
Adin
Prino R. Zumwalt Jr
Naval
Boston Woman Donates Kidney To Son In Operation
An 80-year-old Boston woman, Mrs Ethel Finlay, donated a kidney to her son Edwin Finlay, 49, at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. The three hour surgery Sunday began renal function immediately and showed no rejection. Edwin, a father of five, has kidney disease since age 21 and is described as improving in his life fight.
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Casper
Wyo
Phillip Dye
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham, Hospital
Ethel Finlay
Edwin
Edwin Finlay
Porter arrives in Paris to take post at Vietnam talks
Ambassador William J. Porter, Nixon’s pick for the Paris peace talks, arrived in Paris on Monday and refused to discuss any new US peace initiative. He told reporters at Orly Airport he would attend the September 9 session, signaling readiness while declining to reveal instructions.
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William J. Porter
Nixon
Paris
Porter
Orly
Washington
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