Boston Strangler Suspect Surrenders After Manhunt End
Albert DeSalvo, who claims to be the Boston Strangler, surrendered meekly to two uniform store workers in West Lynn ending a large northeastern manhunt. He was taken to Walpole State Prison after being captured in Lynn. a tense crowd outside police headquarters shouted Kill him as details emerged of the arrest and prior escape from a state hospital.
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Pressure grows for antiballistic missile system in Congress
AP reports rising congressional pressure to deploy an ABM system amid Russian deployments. Leaders mix on talks with Moscow, with Johnson seeking a negotiated halt while fears of cost and friction between branches grow. Estimates cite about 40 billion dollars over a decade, after roughly 4 billion spent on Nike X so far.
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Procrastination Quip Describes a Delaying Person
A humorous line defines a procrastinator as someone who puts off today what they already delayed until tomorrow. It playfully underscores the habit with a light observation.
Mao orders Red Guards to cool zeal amid purge backlash
Eight national organizations disbanded as counter revolutionary. Mao's purge of Liu Shaoqi followers may slow spring planting. Peasants raid seed warehouses in Kweichow as army units guard Maoists. Red Guards told it was a mistake to see the purge as a campaign against revisionists.
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Resignations At Academy Climb To Twenty Seven
AIR FORCE ACADEMY COLO. The number of resignations for honor code violations rose to 27 as the Cadet Honor Committee questions suspected cheaters in classrooms. All resignees were second class juniors and the academy will not release names. Four of the 27 were not directly involved but knew of the cheating and failed to report it.
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Weekend Warm Up Forecast Raises Temps
Weather outlook says temperatures rise from frigid days with highs in the 20s today. Tonight partly cloudy conditions ease the cold and a warming trend is expected to continue into Monday.
A Glance Inside February Revolution In Russia
A brief retrospective marks the 50th anniversary of Russia’s February upheaval. The article notes the initial mass revolt as a moment of glory overshadowed by subsequent tyranny, reflecting on its early trajectory and lasting impact. The page references Canada planning a celebration tied to a world’s fair this summer.
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Electrical Problem Seen As Cause Of Apollo Fire
NASA announced an electrical malfunction is the most likely source of the Apollo 1 capsule fire that killed three astronauts during a January ground test. The review board is still evaluating other possible causes and aims to finish by March. no single ignition point may be identified.
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Escape Had Purpose, Attorney Bailey Says
F Lee Bailey, attorney for Albert DeSalvo, said Saturday that admissions linking him to the Boston Strangler case prove the police warnings and manhunt were justified. Bailey suggested DeSalvo may contact him soon about the case.
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Labor Unions Reject Johnson Plea On Living Costs
Labor leaders from AFL-CIO reject President Johnsons push to slow wage demands for 1967. The council says most workers have not shared in economic gains and plans for greater wage increases despite advisers warnings. They oppose CEAs limits on cost of living escalators and vow to press for economic justice for about 13.5 million union members.
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