Keycase Spurs Hope For Sex-Killer of 3 Victims
State police pursue a maniacal killer linked to the murders of three society matrons near Starved Rock State Park. A brown folding key case found in melted snow bears Windsor and Canadian maple, with clues tracing to Manitoba plates and a beige car. Police seek RCMP help while examining a man described as about 5-11, 160 pounds, with spots and parkas.
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Larry J. Morrone
Windaor
Ont
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Morris
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
Mercury
Lilla
Mildret Linfiquis
Frances Murphy
Louis Canyon
Felice
Manitoba
Canada
New York
Grewon
Lcense
Starverd Jock State Park
Mped
Jetr
Oet Dng
Ray Milley
Utica
Ottawa
Patrols Called as South Philadelphia Student Slain
Central officers ordered patrols at junior and senior high schools in South Philadelphia after the brutal murder of 17 year old John Campigna Jr. Police said 12 suspects, including Norman Bell Wilson, face Juvenile Court on murder charges. A second student, Robert Seeley, remained in critical condition after a stabbing at Mastbaum Vocational School.
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Phiadelpna
UPT
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Gibbons
Pallee
John Campigia Jr
Young Campigna
Stuent
South Philadelphia
Olga Wilson
Mastbaum Vocrtional School
Huestay
GOP Seeks Third Party Move In Nixon Camp
Washington Republicans pursue a third party shift to attract rebel Southern Democrats toward an Independent movement backing Nixon. Lee Potter says Southern chairs are optimistic, expecting Nixon to better contrast Eisenhower’s record in the South, targeting North Carolina and other Dixie states. News also notes Symington weighing a Democratic bid and Kennedy and Humphrey campaigning in Wisconsin and Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Riehani M. Nixon
GOP
South
I Lee Potter
New Orleans
Potter
Nixon
Eisenhower
Tle
North Carolina
Dixie States
Virginia
Tennessee
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Stuart Symington
Gio
Blank Census Forms Mailed to Aid Tak ers
Washington dispatch notes the 1980 U S census effort under way with millions of blank four page forms mailed to households. The plan aims for high participation as families fill in names ages and housing details before census takers arrive. Postal offices distribute forms and Census Director Robert Burgess urges households to complete them. If forms are mistaken for ads and discarded enumerators will collect answers on visits.
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Cenas Bureau
Bisrest
Robert W. Burgess
Gromodo
Farley to Run as Democratic Delegate in New York
New York Democratic Party Leader Taine G. DeSapio announced that James A. Farley, former postmaster general and Roosevelt campaign manager, will seek a Democratic National Convention delegate seat in Blankhall. The move reinforces Farley’s prominence in party politics as mid century New York electoral maneuvering continues.
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New York
Democratic Party
Car- Taine G. DeSapio
James A. Farley
Ard
Roosevelt
Blanhal
Bond Posted By Watson To Face Trial In Lassiter Slayings
DETROIT (UPI) Los Angeles missile firm sales exec Ganton Watson released on 15000 bond plans to fly to California. He and widow Nell Lassiter face trial for first degree murder and conspiracy in the death of Parvin Bill Lassiter, a Calloway County Ky native and used car dealer. The case centers on a love affair, alleged blackmail, and an alleged hiring of Tennessee killers.
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Detroit
UPI
Los Angeles
M Missile Company
Ganton Watson
California
Ot Wo
Joan
Nelte Lassiter
Trom
Calloway County
Watson
Tie
Memorial service held for Northwest crash victims in Tell City
In Tell City Indiana a memorial service was planned for 63 victims of a Northwest Airlines crash. Relatives were flown in for the ceremony at Givenwood Cemetery near the crash site. Four empty caskets symbolized faiths including Catholic Protestant Jewish and Buddhist. Officials reported a crater in a soybean field investigated for potential remains while most relatives would not visit the crater. Local stores closed for the half hour service as investigators planned further work on the site.
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Tell City
Ind
Mmre
Northwest Airlines
Givenwood
Indiana
Edvan J. Hucke
Menry Lippert
Martin B. Ryback
Evansville
Gromay N. Kirbose
Chicago
Cannelton
Ivuana
Frselige
Kentucky School Fund Signed and Budget Details
Frankfort reports Gov. Be pea Seed signs a school fund bill to aid boards of education with financing. The state public instruction head and department leaders, plus a law office liaison, form a revision committee. An appropriation of 7,510 for the rest of the year and 20,000 annually for the next term is set. Also noted are a statue appropriation for Alben Barkley and a district court terms change. Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok are buried at Mount Moriah in the Black Hills.
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Emer Nor
Alben Barkley
Capitol
Chesuit Cort
Combs
Calamity Jane
Wild Bill Hickok
Mount Moriah
South Dakota
Black Hills
Whitley Mobile Home Sale Promises Low Priced Homes
In Kentucky Whitley Mobile Home Sale advertises used and new mobile homes with two and three bedroom models priced from 197 to 8485. Locations near Williamsburg on Highway 25W and contact phone 2411 are listed for potential buyers.
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Lakewood
Whitley Mobile Home Sale
Wileiamsburg
Easter Seal Society Aids Crippled Children in Ky
Louisville reports a statewide push to expand services for children with hearing impairment, targeting Kentucky Society for Crippled Children and the Hearing and Speech Center. About 8,000 Kentucky children may need help, with many aided by Easter Seal support at an average cost of $200 per child. In 1959 some 400 hearing aids were purchased for families unable to pay, and the State program has grown since the 1938 Hearing and Speech Center opening in Fortville. The 4G Master Seal appeal, begun March 21, runs through April 17 to fund exams, therapy, and hearing aid use for affected children.
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Louisville
Herring and Speech Center
Kenucky Society
Gandyen
Kentucky
Kentucky Society
Life University of Kentucky
Lexington
Hearing One Speech Center
Fonisville
Tacter Seal
Kentucky Society For Crippled Children
Avaliavle
Loulyedille
Pleturn
More Study Sought On New Medical Plan
Washington report notes Secretary Fleming asks Congress for more study to decide if government should help aged and needy with medical bills. Senate salaries for 1/31 remain unpaid amid civil rights debate. House and Senate aides indicate reliance on pay, credit unions, and possible shifts in care proposals.
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Senate
Flemmsing
House Ways &the
Barry Momev
Sic
House
John W. B.cormack
Mass
Congress
Eisenhower
Flemming
GOP
Administration
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense
John Irvings
International Cooperation Administration
James W. Riddieberger
York Seeks SS Benefits From War Hero Status
World War I hero Alvin York, age 72, filed for social security benefits. He mailed the application to the Knoxville office, with officials suggesting action within a week. York currently receives disability and Congressional Medal of Honor related income.
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Pall Aiall
Tenn
UPN
Alvin York
York
Simoke
Social Security Office
Knoxville
FAA to Crack Down on Unauthorized Private Flights to Cuba
Washington reports the FAA will tighten enforcement on private American flights to Cuba after a Sunday incident near Havana. Two U.S. pilots Ward Rundquist of Miami and J W Shoe Gates of West Hollywood face possible charges as Cuba accuses them of aiding Cuban dissidents during the incident.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
Faawil
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Ilnvant
Cub
Lwwo
U.S
Fulgencio Tiatista
State Department
Department
FAA
Tra
United States
Eward
Randquist
Miami
Rundquist
Florida
Reds Agree To Limited Arms Check
Geneva based dispatch reports Russia willing to permit international inspectors to verify reductions in troops and arms if they do not probe remaining Soviet forces. Valerian Zorin urged staged controls and warned that assessing force strength would amount to espionage. Western delegates pressed for details on the kinds of treaties Moscow would accept, while Romania’s Mezineescu urged relying on the United Nations and questioned the need for a separate disarmament body.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
United Nations
Khrushchev
Pari
Maurice E Brown Dies at 63 in Chester Ave Home
Maurice E Brown died Monday at his residence 611 Chester Ave after what appears to be a heart attack. He was 63, a retired lockkeeper and First Baptist Church member. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 11 am in Fulton Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev Russell Jones and Dr James Costes officiating, burial in Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens. Trinity Methodist Church quartet to provide music. Family to receive friends at the Fulton Funeral Home tonight.
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Nannie
Nannie Miller
Worcester Avenue
Middlesboro
Dudley Miller
Trey
Germantown
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Ole ‘Byother
Billie Fox
Phyis Whalia
Pittsburgh
R. A. Barton
Byriat
Lynch Cemetery
Baker Funeral
Pearl
Crawford
Pearl Mae Crawfort
Chester Avenue
Middlesbor
Hamilton
Ohio
Arjay
Hulton Funeral Home
Tomornay
Ge, Parrott
J. _D. Bain
Fidler Clark
Hurst
Fulton Funeral Home
Ellen Hufstedler
Sarah Ellen Mutstedier
Lydhe
Dallas M. Lutstedier
West Cumberland Avenue
A. D. Campbell
Bert Renick
Aiddlesborn
Edgar Molt
Denver, Cole
Mra
White King
Tazewell
Maggie Stubfer
Monro
Rec
Shumate Funeral Home
Hobart’ Woods
Hobart Woods
Wilderness Stead
Will
Fdna Woods
Middleshora
Arthur J
Gilbreath
Dayton
Agnes Wool
Winchester
Roy
George
John T. Woods
Lexington
MS. Moriah Church
W. H. Morton
Baker Funeral Home
Incharge
Maurice E, Brown
Maurice E. Brown
Cha
Dismissals Sought in Federal Vet Bonus Case and Hospital Notes
Dismissal motion filed in a federal suit over veterans bonus payments cites that no Constitutional provision is violated and remedies in state courts remain. The case, related to Jefferson and Franklin circuits, moves toward a March 31 hearing before U S judges. Hospital notes list admissions births dismissals and visitors with names and locations.
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James_L. Good
James H. Mossey
Pineville
Willy Madon
Alva D_ Maples
City
Ben Chadwell
Patrick Kilcoyne
Libby Chasteen
Gry Sohn Tye
Woodbine
Nannie Jones
Calvin Harrison
Anmissio
Mary Leese
Lucille Peters
Tom Miracle
Dane Parks
Fonde
Betty D. Miller
Titford
Loren Meadows
Desking
Judy Bell
Tommy Ray Latfield
Lewis Whittle
Pathforkers
Nellie McNew
Guy
Curtis Rowlett
Ewing
Frankpore
UPU
John 5
Breckinidge
Shelby Daniels
Federal District
Breckinridge
Troy Swage
Bowling Green
Paul R. Hwidleston
Richard Grise
Richard McCloy
Jefferson Circuit
Franklin Circuit Couft
Taster Cecil
Mac Swinford
Tr. Church Ford
Dismissals and Admissions List Names and Roles
Visiting Hours 1 3 and 7 5 dismissals list includes H R Chadwell Millard Killion Gain Porter Pearman Arthure Gary Love New Tazewell Victor Ely Cumberland Gap Mrs Victor Ely Cumberland Jap Mrs George Lorgsworth City Mrs Ray Harrell City Admissions list shows Danny Lynn Longworth Har near L E Suttles Gry All
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H.R. Chadwell
Millard Killion
Gain
Porter Pearman
Arthure
Gary Love
New Tazewell
Victor Ely
Cumberland Gap
Cumberland
George Lorgsworth
City
Ray Harrell
Danny Lynn Longworth
Har
Near
Louisville Opposes Force Mixing on Segregation Policy
Louisville votes 11-1 against an ordinance forcing hotels restaurants and theaters to admit Negroes. The debate followed a prior failed anti segregation move tied to aldermanic approval and a state attorney general ruling. A human relations commission proposal and a regional ministerial alliance resolution also emerged urging end to segregation and city action.
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Louisville
OPT
1St Ward
Garner Petrie
William Beckett
Cily
Tha Beckett
City Law Department
John B. Breckinridge
Beckett
Board of Aldermen
Proposalle & Dew
Persaasion
Interdenominational
Regio Thinisters
Volunteers sought to aid Algeria fight against France
Cairo reports a two to three day opening of an office to Texister Volunteers who want to fight the French in Algeria. An authoritative source said the goal is to supply extra troops to aid Algerian nationalists as the Amb League Council pressed for volunteer applications this month.
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Call For Volunteers
Cairo
UPI
Algeria
Amb League
Counci
Honor Mitchell
South Orange
N.J
Seton Hall University
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
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Saree
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