Minors Urged To Murder by Gang in Chicago Case
Senate investigation ties a $927,000 antipoverty project to Chicago street gangs the Blackstone Rangers and Devil's Disciples. State's attorney Robert Barton labels a pattern of using youths to commit crimes to avoid adult penalties. Testimony centers on First Presbyterian Church and Rev. John Fry amid allegations of arming, drugs, and an execution order.
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Robert M. Barton
Cook County
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
South Side
First Presbyterian Church
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Fry
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Illinois Youth Commission
Charles LaPaglia
LaPaglia
Michigan
France No Longer The World's Economic Example
France’s economic shift unsettles global trade. De Gaulle’s golden pledge turns to trouble as prices rise, tourism falls, and capital flees. France weighs import limits and subsidies, risking clashes with the Common Market and triggering US protectionist versus free-trade clashes.
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New York
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Maurice Couve de Murville
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U.S
World’s first two new heart transplant patients in good shape
The world's two newest heart transplant patients, Gaetan Paris in Montreal and Maria Elena Peneloza in Valparaiso, Chile, reported in good condition after long operations. Paris regained consciousness 35 minutes after a five hour surgery with vital organs showing normal activity. Peneloza woke two hours after hers and asked for water as doctors said her condition appeared very good.
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Associated Press
Chile
Canada
Gaetan Paris
Montreal Heart Institute
Maria Elena Peneloza
Valparaiso
Psychological appeal in political campaigning
Washington report notes psychiatrist Theodore Rubin says many voters are subconsciously guided by psychological issues in choosing candidates. The piece imagines campaigns using psychiatric analysis to target voters, detailing how traits like narcissism, masochism, and fear may influence support and suggesting strategic messaging.
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Dick West Washington
Theodore Isaac Rubin
Congress
Rubin
McCall’s Magazine
A Political Phenomenon By James Reston
New York commentary on Senator Eugene McCarthy portrayss a unique political surge driven by an anti war stance. The piece notes his fundraising prowess, calm demeanor, and appeal to voters tired of violent rhetoric, while contrasting him with Humphrey Nixon and Rockefeller. It discusses his detachment, impredictable campaign style, and the sense he offers a distinct alternative in a turbulent era.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
New York
Sen
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Minnesota
Wendell Willkie
Vietnam
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McCarthy
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Ciy
Paris
Sabre Lanes Burglary Investigated
Menasha sheriff’s deputies investigated a burglary at Sabre Lanes in the Town of Menasha. The theft included an undetermined amount of cash and liquor. Police suspect intruders hid inside at closing and rifled cash boxes before exiting via a side door. Maintenance staff found the incident this morning. An alarm-system malfunction is under investigation.
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Menasha
Winnebago County
Sabre Lanes
Poor Peoples' Campaign seeks aid from clergymen
In Washington the Poor Peoples' Campaign and 44 marchers were jailed as leaders led appeals to area religious groups. Rev. Andrew Young, acting campaign head, met with Baptist ministers to gain support for demonstrations around the Capitol.
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UPI
Poor Peoples’ Campaign
Andrew Young
Ralph David Abernathy
Hosea Williams
Young
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Great West Front
Capitol Building
Cape May
N.J
Resurrection City
Judge Dismisses Motorcycle Equipment Violation Cases
Appleton judge dismisses three youths charged with motorcycle equipment violations as warnings under a new state law. John Carlson Ronald Pingel and Thomas LaFave faced penalties for not wearing face shields or glasses. law educates riders about head gear with fines from ten to twenty dollars.
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Appleton — Outagamic County
Nick F. Schaefer
Appleton
John Carlson
N. Telulah Ave
Ronald Pingel
N. Sharon St
Thomas LaFave
W. College Ave
Milton Strong
Rt. 1
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