Triple Murder Shocks Suburban Cincinnati Family
Hamilton County police probe a brutal stabbing at a Bridgetown home where Gerald J. Bricca a 28 year old Monsanto engineer his wife Linda 24 and their 4 year old daughter Debbie were found slain likely killed Sunday blood splattered throughout the house and a possible rape mentioned by investigators
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Bridgetown
Herbert Vogel
Gerald J. Bricca
Monsanto (Agriculture) Co
Linda
Debbie
Bricca
Humane Officer
Tragic triple murder shocks Bridge town village area
Neighbor Richard Meyer found the Bricca family dead in a tri level home in western Hamilton County after noticing uncollected trash and a ajar door. Police say Joseph Bricca and his wife were stabbed multiple times while daughter Debbie sustained six wounds. About 75 officers swarmed the scene as investigators searched for a weapon and motive.
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Vogel
Richard Meyer
Bricca
Bridgetown
Hamilton County
Meyer
Emmett E. Baldwin
U.S. Weather Bureau
Richard Jansen
Weather forecast notes mild cooling and shower risk
The region expects partly cloudy skies and a cooler night with a low near 50 and a chance of more showers. Thursday looks cloudy with possible wet spells and a mid-70s high. The long range shows below normal temps through the weekend with persistent showers. Yesterday’s high 57 and overnight 53. Middletown had 0.25 inch of rain yesterday.
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Middletown
TWU Delays Strike Against American Airlines
The AFL CIO Transport Workers Union postponed its planned strike against American Airlines for 12 hours citing progress in overnight negotiations. The union represents 12 000 nonoperating employees and sought a 30 percent wage increase while payments and fringe benefits were debated amid contract talks.
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New York
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
TWU
American
United States
Canada
Mexico
Machinists
TWA
Stern
National
Trans World
United
Northwest Airlines
Marines Bomb Friendly Montagnard Village by Error
Two U.S. Marine jets dropped 500-pound bombs on Hon Ba village in Quang Ngai Province by mistake injuring 16 and killing 35. The attack leveled 120 homes as Marines conduct four new operations in the Mekong Delta and face a major Viet Cong cache find nearby. The bombing prompted an immediate investigation and wounded Montagnard villagers were airlifted to a government hospital.
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Saigon
Hon Ba
U.S
Mekong Delta
Delta
Rice Bowl
Mekong
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai City
Drivers Licenses Test Fail Rates Reported in Ohio
In Columbus, AP reports Highway Patrol Supt. Robert M. Chiaramonte cites high failure rates for exam prep and tests. During 1965 the patrol gave 1,115,371 tests with 95,035 (over 15 percent) failing written pre tests and 139,354 (over 28 percent) flunking the driving phase.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Chuckle Good Judgment From Experience Quote
A wry saying notes that good judgment grows from experience and experience from bad judgment, highlighting a loop between learning and error in decision making.
Riots in San Francisco as National Guard is Deployed
Rioting erupted in San Francisco's Hunters Point and Fillmore districts prompting Governor Edmund G. Brown to call 2000 National Guardsmen and a city curfew. Police and patrols fought rioters. 11 hospitalized, several fires contained, curfew lifted at 6 am.
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Hunters Point
Fillmore
Edmund G. Brown
John F. Shelley
Mission Emergency Hospital
San Francisco
California
Thomas Cahill
Watts
Los Angeles
Ft. Funston
San Jose
San Bruno
Richmond
Cahill
Homesick Stowaway Teen Rides Plane Wheel 2000 Miles
Francisco Cuevas Garcia, 17, survived a 2000 mile flight from Bogota to Mexico City with his legs trapped in the wheel well. He then rode 115 miles by bus to Queretaro after landing. An immigration official said he is now free and home.
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Mexico City
Queretaro
Colombia
Francisco Cuevas Garcia
Francisco
Mexico
Watkins
Bogota
Panama
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Tex
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Crane
Steerer
Valley News
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O. Howie
Quang Ngai Province
Demilitarized Zone
Frisco
Francisco Garcia
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