Survivor of Massacre A Jail Hospital Visitor
Chicago AP reports Corazona Amarao, 23, a nurse who survived eight dorm mates killed, visited a jail hospital where Richard Speck, 24, is treated for self harm injuries. Doctors advised against confronting Speck. his arraignment was postponed for medical reasons. Police tracked Speck from skid row to Cook County Hospital where a nurse recognized him from a photo. Speck faces multiple murder charges. grand jury expected this week.
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Corazona Amarao
Richard Speck
William Norcross
Speck
Ward
City Jail
Cook County Hospital
Speck Tabbed By Top Police Work
CHICAGO AP Rarely has police work been so thorough as the effort that led to the arrest of Richard Speck for the murders of eight student nurses. Detectives traced his movements from dawn to arrest, using eyewitness ID, fingerprints, and a photo description to build a warrant.
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Richard Speck
Speck
Corazon Amarao
South Side
Maritime Union
New Orleans
Union Hall
William Kirkland
Kirkland
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Heats Up
Clear to partly cloudy and hot humid tonight and Tuesday with a few thunderstorms early Tuesday morning. Lows 78 to 82 and highs near 108. Journal-World subscription reminder with a contact number.
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Kansas
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agency Representation
Gene Doane promotes his services as an insurance agent in an advertising notice. The brief card highlights his role and intent to serve clients with coverage options.
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Gene Doane
Adv
Viet Nam appeals for aid but China hesitates in fight
North Viet Nam pleads for more material and moral support from communist allies while China signals readiness to act only if needed. Ho Chi Minh's mobilization decree spurs talk of regular troops, yet U S and allied forces press on in South Viet Nam with ongoing firefights and air strikes.
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Red China
Fatherland Front
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
South
South Viet Nam
U.S
17Th Parallel
Central Highlands
Stanley R. Larsen
Peking People's Daily
China
Gemini 10 set for dual rendezvous and space walk
Cape Kennedy AP Gemini 10 astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins prepare for a dual rendezvous and space walk. An Atlas rocket and a Titan 2 booster were to launch later today to position the Agena target and carry the crew toward a record high rendezvous.
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Michael Collins
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Young
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Sidewalk Bazaar Set to Flow Through Downtown Thursday
Merchants roll out wares on sidewalks for the seventh annual Sidewalk Bazaar with a Treasure Hunt and city wide bargains. Bands The Heard and The Invincibles perform 2 to 5 pm at 9th and Mass, plus an 8:30 street dance on 10th Street. Granada Theatre offers two free shows for youngsters. If rain interrupts, event moves to Friday.
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Heard
Invincibles
9Th
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10Th Street
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Vermont
Sweet Adelines
Sts
10Th and
Granada Theatre
Goldberg Warns Against Trials in Viet Nam War
The United States told the Red Cross in Geneva that trials of captured American airmen would have disastrous consequences. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg said the Geneva Conventions apply to the Viet Nam conflict and urged that POW rights be honored.
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International Red Cross Committee
North Viet Nam
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United Nations
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Goldberg
Red Cross
Heatwave Deepens in Lawrence Area With 101 Degree Day
The weather bureau reported a 101 degree high in Lawrence as heat and humidity persist. Cooler air is moving to the northwest but will not reach this area, with continued hot conditions and only light scattered showers expected early Tuesday morning.
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Lawrence
Oklahoma Officials Visit Lawrence to Review Off Street Parking
McAlester Oklahoma city officials toured Lawrence today to inspect off street parking facilities. They were hosted by Lawrence city officials and dined with the Rotary Club at the Eldridge Hotel. The visitors praised Lawrence's private investment in housing and parking, with remarks from Pete Rosso and Carroll Fry noting urban renewal programs and federal redevelopment opportunities. Curtis McKnight also joined the trip.
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McAlester
Okla
Lawrence
Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
Pete Rosso
Oklahoma City
Stock Market Averages Slide on Weak Trading
New York closing averages for 60 stocks drop to 320.2 with a 6 point decline as traders reacted to cautious market tone and mixed economic signals. The Dow Jones or similar index showed a broad loss across sectors with financials among the laggards.
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New York
Signs To Be Removed From Public Property In City
City Manager Ray Wells directs removal of political posters on public property including lamp posts trees and utility poles. Signs will be destroyed and offenders face police court with fines up to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail under ordinance 3415 section 17.
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Ray Wells
George Williams
Wells
Kennedy suffers mild heart attack at home in Hyannis Port
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the late president, is reported resting easier after a mild heart attack Sunday at his Hyannis Port home. The 77 year old Kennedy remains in excellent condition for his age and medical history. Dr. Russell S. Boies was flown to Boston for care and Kennedy’s sons Robert and Edward Kennedy traveled to Washington.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Russell S. Boies
Wellesley
Boston
Miss Universe Fears Returning to Gothenburg
Margareta Arvidsson Miss Sweden says she cannot return home to Gothenburg fearing locals will deem her arrogant after winning Miss Universe. The 19 year old, voted most photogenic among 58 contestants, expresses homesickness for family country and her horse Dρανbt.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gothenburg
Sweden
Margareta Arvidsson
Drabant
Regents Boost Tuition Scale At Six Schools
Kansas Board of Regents raised fees at six state colleges and universities effective fall 1967 to fund a record high 1968 budget of 112.2 million dollars. Nonresident undergraduates face steep increases while resident students gain smaller raises. Additional items include health fee hike at KU and budget requests for organ, Geological Survey, and computer center.
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Kansas Board of Regents
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Max Bickford
Kansas University
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Wichita State University
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Kansas Legislative Council
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Swarthout
Geological Survey
Regents Page 2 Vacation Services Advertised
Notice promotes Journal-World vacation Pak service and Carrier-Adv option with contact Ph VI 3-1000. encourages readers to request vacation planning and home delivery arrangements.
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