Deaf mute charged in Rochester deaths
Milo Bacon 30, described as a deaf mute, was to be arraigned today on first to third degree murder charges for the Sunday slayings of his mother and stepfather in Rochester Minnesota. Christensen 55 and Geneva Christensen 52 were found dead at their northeast Rochester home. Bacon, stepson of Christensen, had been a patient at Faribault State School and Hospital for 16 years and had been released for a vacation.
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Former Nazi Officers Charged With Murder
In Munich Wilhelm Harster 61 former head of the Nazi security police in occupied Holland and two aides were charged with aiding and abetting the murder of Dutch Jews. Harster accused in 82856 murders Zoepf 55382 cases Slottke 54982 murders.
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Raids On Hanoi Include Risk Of U S Soviet Clash
AP Special Correspondent reports U S air strikes near Hanoi aim to raise costs on North Viet Nam and push peace talks, while risking a broader clash with the Soviet Union as Moscow weighs deeper involvement in Vietnam.
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North Viet Nam faces renewed air raids and regional pressure
The piece describes Hanoi’s response to U S bombing near Hanoi and Haiphong, warning of deeper world Communist support for Viet Nam and potential escalation by the Soviet bloc. It notes Viet Cong morale dips, dire shortages, and fears of Red River dike disruption as China’s influence looms in the background. Oklahoma’s 1907 statehood date is also noted.
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Record Cigarette Use Hits 534 Billion in Fiscal Year
Washington AP reports Americans consumed a record 534 billion cigarettes in the year ending today, a rise of about two billion from last year. Cigars pipe tobacco and small cigars show small declines while military and civilian use remains high.
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Argentina Hails Coup as Ongania Seizes Power
Buenos Aires reports say General Juan Carlos Ongania swore in as president after a bloodless coup that ousted President Illia. The new regime seeks eight to ten years of rule, plans drastic reforms, and aims to placate unions while preventing Peronist influence in elections.
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Federation Signals Possible Backing for The 62
Observers believe the federation will align with The 62 and the Light and Power Union, though no formal commitment has been made. The stance could influence ongoing labor negotiations and industry alliances.
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