Five Boston area hitchhiking girls slain. fear grows
Five young hitchhikers have been strangled in the Boston area since July, with a sixth missing. Officials fear more such killings as students and women remain reluctant to ride with strangers, though many still hitchhike for cheap transport.
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Boston
UPI
Rosenblith
Ellen A. Reich
Emerson College
Sandra J. Ehramijian
Cambridge
Brockton Navy
BU Coed Damaris Synge Gillispie
Bedford
N.Y
Albert DeSalvo
Nashua
N.H
Robert Barry
Jeremiah McCallum
McCallum
Edward F. Sherry
John Burkett
Boston University
Solon predicts long freeze on federal salaries
Washington AP report says House subcommittee chair Morris Udall foresees Nixon delaying a pay raise for Congress and top officials will trigger a longer salary freeze. Senator Burdick backs the delay while Nixon creates a new pay commission and targets a June 30 report. The 1969 raise had been cut by President Johnson.
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Solon
Washington
House Subcommittee
Nixon
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
House Compensation Subcommittee
Congress
Udall
Quentin N. Burdick
D-N.d
Senate Compensation Subcommittee
Special Commission
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Local leaders urge more control over manpower programs
The Southern Mayor's Conference in Jackson urges Southeast officials to push Congress to administer manpower programs locally. About 70 mayors and officials attended as Malcolm R. Lovell Jr. outlined budget cuts and a shift toward local decision making and prime sponsorship responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm R. Lovell Jr
Asst
Lovell
Washington
Jackson
SCB Seeks Higher Rates Before Louisiana Supreme Court
South Central Bell urged the Louisiana Supreme Court to approve a higher rate of return, arguing wage boosts during a strike, inflation, and rising demand justify higher charges. A 1971 bike would add 25–50 cents monthly for individuals and 60 cents to $1.40 for business lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South Central Bell Telephone Co
State Supreme Court
Victor A. Sachse
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Public Service Commission
South Central
PSC
Sachse
Marshall B. Brinkley
Commission
Sixth U.S. Flag Placed On Moon
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Six flags now stand on the moon writes of the lunar tableau as Eugene Cernan recalls a proud moment. The piece traces the space race from Sputnik through Apollo 11 to the flag planting and its message for mankind.
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U.S
Eugene A. Cernan
Earth
Sputnik
Soviet Union
America
United States
Yuri Gagarin
Uncle Sam
Alan Shepard
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
Gherman
Titov
John Glenn Jr
Scott Carpenter
Moon
Russia
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Lander
Cernan
Mankind
Scientists Clash Over Creation Theory in California Textbooks
Stanford biochemistry professor Dr Arthur Kornberg joins 19 Nobel laureates in urging the California Board of Education to keep religion out of science texts and keep Darwinian evolution as the sole scientific explanation of life's origins. The dispute pits evolution against creationist views amid textbook revisions.
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Stanford
Calif
California Board of Education
California
Charles Darwin
National Academy of Science
State Curriculum Commission
Darwin
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford University
Charles Robert Darwin
Real Estate Transfers In Ouachita Parish
Real estate transfers on record show cash deeds between Asphalt Materials Inc and Roy Everett McCaskill for Eastwood Estates unit 1 and other properties. Several entries note amounts from 500 to 17 000 dollars and mortgage deeds. Names include Thomeo Finance Inc Sav age Homes and Realty and Lake Park Inc. in addition to Dailey joins and Harvey Pfeiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Asphalt Materials, Inc
Roy Everett McCaskill
Eastwood Estates
Asphalt Materials Inc
Standard F Enterprises
Fastwood Estates
Thomeo Finance, Inc
Savage Homes and Realty, Inc
Love Estates
Charles R. Dailey
Sammy George Dailey
Leura Tean Dailew
Derrick Keith Dailey
Louis G. Nairly
T. F. Flournoys
Lake Park, Inc
Harley Pfeiffer
Lake Park
Douglas Poole
Robert Farle Hosea
Helen Fernandez Allen
James R. Tayior
Hudsons Riverside
Waller orders Revenue Sharing funds funneled into Trust Fund
Governor Bill Waller signs an executive order to place Mississippi’s about 30 million dollar annual Revenue Sharing funds into a separate Trust Fund in the State Treasury. He directs that all outlays be by his requisition and audits involve the Federal State Coordinator, conflicting with Attorney General Summer’s ruling that lawmakers control treasury spending. The move faces legislative opposition and argues for governor handling like other federal grants.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Bill Waller
A. F. Summer
Summer
Waller
Budget Commission Seeks Control Of New Federal Funds
Sources say the Budget Commission mainly composed of lawmakers asked for a ruling to secure oversight of new money. The order assigns the federal state coordinator duties for bookkeeping, with the state auditor and governor's office involved. Mississippi’s first share is $14.7 million, though a federal check has not arrived.
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Quest of the State Budget Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Mississippi
Miller Kin Wynne Miller Sings on The Way We Were Soundtrack
Wynne Miller Glenn Miller's niece appears as a vocalist in Columbia's The Way We Were with Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand.
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Hollywood
UPI
Glenn Miller
Wynne Miller
Columbia
Robert Redford
Barbra Streisand
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Sherwood Forest
DeSiard
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