Police Seek Strangling Case Motive
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Police said today they have been unable to determine a reason for the strangling yesterday of the four children of a woman whose husband was away much of the time of business trips The mother Mrs Deanna Hankey 28 was in Memorial Hospital with her wrists and heels slashed Police said she begged a hospital aide to let her die She was placed under constant guard Police Captain Floyd Zellers said it was murder and attempted death by own action.
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South Bend
Ind
Deanna Hankey
Memorial Hospital
Arms Debate At UN Could Shape Geneva Talks
Western officials fear arms discussion at the United Nations may be tangled with Vietnam and East West issues after China exploded its first nuclear device last October. Small nations would gain a voice while big powers face public pressure, as proposals on gas use and condemnation could chill negotiations and possibly delay Geneva talks.
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Delbert Jenkins
Riverview
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Commission
Geneva
Viet Nam aid to rise and air power push urged
Secretary McNamara said aid to South Vietnam would rise above original levels to offset Viet Cong guerrilla ratios by boosting mobility and firepower. He urged more helicopter and close air support and indicated no definite decision on additional American combat troops. He noted North Vietnamese overland and sea routes via Laos and beaches. Navy ships will operate offshore and report to the South Vietnamese Navy as patrols inspect vessels. The U S will also provide more small craft.
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Viet Nam
McNamara
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Macnamara
Laos
South
U.S
United States
Baltimore loses daily paper amid strike and closures
Baltimore and surrounding area once home to nearly 2 million people faced the first day without a daily newspaper in at least 128 years as the Baltimore News American suspended publication. The action followed a Sunpapers strike after printers and truck drivers refused to cross picket lines, breaching joint contracts with the American Newspaper Guild.
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Baltimore News American
Sunpapers
The
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American Newspaper Guild
Flood Strain Tests Towns as Levees Fail and Tanks Tilt
A guard stood at a two- mailder gallon gasoline tank farm where one tank holding 107,000 gallons tilted after a dike collapsed Monday. Water eight feet deep surrounded tanks raising fire danger as Clinton Town saw a 75 foot section of a cement retaining wall crumble injuring 15 volunteer flood fighters aged 12 to 18. eleven released, four kept for observation. The wall is part of a mile long dike aimed to avert flood damage. Officials plugged the hole while rising waters neared the dike. In Marquette Iowa the river reached 23 feet with crest of 24.5 feet forecast Friday.
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Clinton
Marquette
Iowa
Uncertain Air War and Ground Battle Rages Across Vietnam
Reports describe sonic booms near Hanoi as warnings while Hanoi authorities move civilians from the capital. Two Navy planes were downed with one pilot killed and the other missing. Skyhawks from the Midway and allied jets attacked a truck convoy 120 miles north of the 17th Parallel. Ground forces in Quang Tin Provinces faced a determined Viet Cong defense with 35 dead and 73 wounded or missing after a retreat, as advisers weigh halting the operation after dealing with casualties.
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17Th Parallel
U.S
Highway 1
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
Quang Tin
Embarrassed Captain Reports Car Theft From Home
Spokane County Sheriff Captain Ernest C. Pintler disclosed his own car was stolen from his driveway after he left the keys inside. Authorities quickly arrested Nor teen D. Schenk, 26, charging her with the theft.
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Spokane, Wash
Ernest C. Pintler
Spokane County
Capt. Pintler
Norteen D. Schenk
Bonds and education funding battles shape special session
The house resists senate calls for bonding and extended expenditures while trimmed university capital funds from 15.5 to 13.5 million and split them over two years. Feuding lawmakers pushed bills boosting horse and dog track handles before adjournment as governor taps education funding, bonding authority, and tax measures for the next fiscal year.
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House
Senate
Board of Regents
Testimony in Liuzzo case amid rights slayings
Reports from Hayneville and Selma detail testimonies in the Viola Liuzzo murder probe as a Lowndes County Grand Jury weighs charges. Demonstrators march to city hall while demands press for police action and enforcement equality, with sit-ins rising in Selma and Montgomery.
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Hayneville
Ala
Viola Liuzzo
Lowndes County
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Rebels Trapped Amid Leaflet Surrender Plea in Laos
Royal Laotian forces ringed rebel units 90 miles northeast of Vientiane and dropped leaflets urging surrender. The uprising’s leaders are described as pro Phoumi supporters of exiled Vice Premier Gen. Phoumi Nosavan in Bangkok.
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Vientiane
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Bangkok
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