Triple Murder in Starved Rock Park Remains Solved
One week after the Starved Rock killings of three Chicago area matrons, state and local investigators still seek leads. Thirteen suspects have passed tie tests with none implicated. A car key and an overcoat button found near St Louis Canyon hint at outside involvement as authorities pursue Canadian plate sightings. The victims Frances Murphy Mildred Lindquist and Lillian Oetting were from Riverside Illinois.
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Old Days Backlash On Juvenile Justice Debate
Judge Frank Nicholas told Ohio juvenile court judges that calls to return to harsher eras are hazy and that death sentences and long terms were common for youths two centuries ago. He urged modern tribunals focus on treatment to correct and cure rather than merely punish.
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Frank Nicholas
Dayton
Nicholas
Ohio Juvenile Court
Ohio State Uniersity
National Council of Juvenile Court Judges
Petticoat campaigning thrills Wisconsin voters
Mrs. Muriel Humphrey and Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy tour Wisconsin for their husbands Hubert Humphrey and John Kennedy in the April 5 presidential primary. They charm audiences with homey rhetoric and personal warmth, shaking hands with thousands and stressing family and ideals over campaign slogans.
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Minnesota
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Humphrey
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Bulganin Retired to Pension in Moscow Report
Former Premier Nikolai Bulganin, sick and attacked in the anti party group, is said retired on a pension and back in Moscow. An AP dispatch from Moscow notes his status amid political tension in the Soviet leadership.
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Space Shot Proves Dud
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP The United States failed to place a radiation study satellite into orbit after the four stage Juno II rocket lifted off successfully from the missile testing station. NASA officials blamed a possible upper stage ignition failure and said no confirmation of third and fourth stage ignition had been received. Explorer VIII is the first satellite devoted to surveying the dangerous area.
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Violence On Wane South Africans Stay Off Jobs
In Johannesburg South Africa violence cooled but militants urged strikes over passes. In Cape Town and Vereeniging workers stayed home as rioting since Monday left at least 67 dead and many wounded. Police used bullets amid protests drawing global criticism and calls for inquiry into Verwoerd regime actions.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Vereeniging
Coal and Steel
U.s.state Department
Langa
Nyanga West
Hendryk Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Pan-Africanist Party
Acceptance Takes Years Ending Segregation Says Easier Than Integration
Educators told the Civil Rights Commission that ending segregation can be quick but achieving integration takes years due to acceptance and dignity among peers. They cited gaps in Negro education, teacher employment shifts after desegregation, and social separation even in desegregated schools. The panel urged better use of television, ability grouping, and biracial school committees to address local problems.
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Civil Rights Commission
George R. Miller
Delaware
Conte
John A. Hannah
Commission
Warm Trend Begins in Miami Valley
The cold Arctic air is leaving the Miami Valley and a warming trend has started. Officials forecast sunny and warmer weather with a high near 40 today, followed by partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with lows around 28 and highs near 44. Middletown reported a high of 33 yesterday and a low of 17 this morning.
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Chuckle Dornt Reminder on Self Reliance
A light aside urges readers to manage expectations of others, noting that people are often not much better than oneself and encouraging self reliance.
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Chief Aims Skeleton in Closet in Templeton Police Chief
Templeton Massachusetts police chief John L Whipple 55 placed on indefinite leave after disclosure of a 1922 larceny conviction from a farm robbery attempt He pleaded guilty to larceny and received a suspended sentence The town rallies to support him and seeks gubernatorial clemency to clear his name
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Mass
John L. Whipple
Board of Selectmen
Whipple
Rindge
N.H
Massachusetts
Duane Leonard
Town Advisory Board
Theelectmen
Joseph B. Moulton
Worcester County
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Discovery of a Possible New Vitamin at Distillers Conference
Dr. J. R. Couch of Texas A&M announced isolation of an unidentified vitamin from distillery product feed research. The compound promoted growth in chickens and turkeys, with plans to test its value in other animals and humans. If confirmed, it would be the fifteenth vitamin and tenth B vitamin known.
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Cincinnati
J. R. Couch
Texas A&m College
Distillers
Couch
Rocket mission fails to ignite third stage during satellite test
Dr. Wernher von Braun, now with NASA, reports no data on third stage ignition after Juno II launch. Preliminary indication points to failure at the launch site, though first and second stages performed properly. If confirmed, the experiment could be repeated with another Juno II. a definite verdict may take two to three hours.
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NASA
von Braun
Explorer Will Aim For A Long Orbit To Moon Distances
The Explorer program aimed for an orbit reaching up to 33 000 miles from Earth and as close as 200 miles. Van Allen belts extend 1 000 to over 5 000 miles and surround Earth with polar openings. Their deadly radiation blocks man from reaching the moon and planets. Most prior U S satellites
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Planets
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Private Citizen Buys U S Lock and Dam No 1 in Missouri
Jefferson City AP James N. Rice, 42, won a $10 500 bid for U S Lock and Dam No 1 on the Osage River near Jefferson City Missouri. The property includes about 10 acres of land three old frame houses and several structures. Rice plans to use it for fishing and possibly a future resort, paying cash for the purchase though no setup plan exists.
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Jefferson City
James N. Rice
U.S. Lock and Dam
Missouri
Corps of Engineers
Rice
Warsaw
Khrushchev Arrives in Paris for 11 Day State Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev touched down at Orly Airport for a 11 day visit and signaled disarmament as a central topic in talks with Charles de Gaulle. He warned of dangers from remnants of World War II and Berlin while de Gaulle observed without reacting to the remarks. The welcome at Orly featured a full dress display, marking the first visit by a Russian leader since 1896.
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Charles de Gaulle
Orly
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de Gaulle
World Councils
Berlin
France
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Czarina Alexandra
Airport entrance guarded with multiple security screenings
Heavy security procedures dominated the airport as arrivals area entrances allowed limited access after four screenings. Security police were visible throughout the terminal.
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