Ohio Faces Wave of Unsolved Slayings Across Cities
A string of brutal, unsolved murders links five victims across Ohio from Cleveland to Columbus and Cincinnati. Victims include Linda Kohlmeier, 19, found on a Mount Vernon road. Linda Windigler, 42, in a Cleveland arts garden. and several Cincinnati cases tied by a single suspect. Investigations stretch from service stations to apartments, with multiple killings attributed to a now elusive strangler and gunman.
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Columbus, Ohio
Linda Marie Kohmeier
Marjorie A. Winbigler
Chicago
Robert W. Spike
Claude Quesenberry
Rose Winsiel
Miss Windigler
Cleveland
Linda Marie Kohlmeier
Mount Vernon
Emogene Harrington
University of Cincinnati
Lois Dant
Jeasette Messer
Alice Hochausler
Cincinnati
Gerald Bricca
Bricca
Linda Jane
Debbie
Quesenberry
West Jefferson
Columbus
Chester Joseph Scowden
Loren Bollinger
Ohio State University
Baker Curtis H. Prunty Jr
Longstreet
Dionne Warwick Set for Miami Parents Weekend Show
Dionne Warwick will perform at Miami University's Withrow Court Saturday at 9 pm as part of a three phase Parents Weekend program sponsored by Concert Board. The program extends hours for visiting parents and features Warwick famed for Don't Make Me Over Any One Who Had a Heart Walk on By and TV appearances in Europe and on NBC Hullabaloo.
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Oxford
Dionne Warwick
Miami University
Withrow Court
Concert Board
Miami Student Senate
Europe
Paris
Olympia Theatre
National Association of ‘Record Mechandisers
NBC
Mrs. JFK To Lead Drive For Italian Art
Mrs. John F. Kennedy will head an American fundraising committee to aid in restoring Italian art treasures damaged by floods. Brown University professor Bates Lowry said Mrs. Kennedy agreed to serve as honorary president of the committee.
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Providence, RI
John F. Kennedy
Bates Lowry
Brown University
Lowry
Kennedy
FCC Orders AT&T Align Telpak Rates With Private Lines
The FCC orders AT&T to raise Telpak A and B charges toward private line levels, with C and D to be reviewed. The ruling follows a federal appeals court decision and targets mass media and over 1,000 firms. Intervenors include Xerox IBM AP Twin Coast Eastern Air Lines and the American Trucking Association.
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Commission
At&t
FCC
Sion
Telpak
Xerox
International Business Machines
The
Associated Press
Twin Coast Newspapers, Inc
Eastern Air Lines
American Trucking Association
Eastern
Clergy urged to speak frankly with families of gravely ill
The Rev. Robert E. Neal, psychiatry and religion professor at Union Theological Seminary, told about 100 Rhode Island clergymen that ministers should be more candid in talks with relatives of seriously ill parishioners.
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Providence, R.I
Robert E. Neal
Union Theological Seminary
Rhode Island
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