Nurse Bound Slain In Apartment Bedroom Attack
A nurse identified as Mrs. Parker, 46, was found bound and slain in her Memorial Hospital area apartment. The killer entered via a ajar bedroom window and broken front door chain, leaving prints as detectives investigated while family members noted she worked nights and had recently been on vacation. A note about a former husband in San Francisco was also examined as a possible lead alongside a hospital timeline. Meanwhile in Nairobi, Kenyan police charged an African man in the assassination of Tom Mboya, sparking tribal tensions between the Issuo and Kikyu groups.
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Shelly Ann Schoenberger
Graywood Ave
David A. Bauer
Bauer
al Brateher
Ben Lee
Paul Ollins
Lakewood Blvd
Collins
Parker
San Francisco
Memorial
Montebello
Methodist ‘Hospital of Southern California
Arcadis
Nairobi
York
Lillie B. Allen
Aiken
S. C
Raymond P- Shaler
Columbia
John Snyder
Jacob W. Hose Sr
Public Safety
Russell Kouitz
Kennedy Attends Funeral of Girl Killed in Accident
President Kennedy attended the requiem for Miss Kopechne who drowned in an island accident off Martha’s Vineyard. Hundreds stood outside as Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Burchill led the service. The late teen, born near here and raised in Berkeley Heights, NJ, reportedly had a trace of alcohol in her blood, described as insignificant by a medical examiner.
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William Burchill
Miss Kopechne
Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Tdgartown
Mass
Kopechne
Donald R. Mills
Joseph
Kennedy
Joseph Kopechine
Kopechine
Kopechnes
Cigarette Ad Proposals Stir Industry and Health Warnings
The National Association of Broadcasters faces internal friction as researchers report that many stations ignore codes for cigarette ads while producers favor phasing out radio and TV promotions over four years. Industry figures press for continued print advertising with warned health notices, amid tougher federal requirements. Kennedy family member death investigation advances with Edgartown filing and a July hearing date.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Cullman
American Brands Inc
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp
Larus and Bros. Co. Inc
Ligget. and Myers Inc
Phillip Morris Inc
Laurillard Corps
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Stephano Bros. Inc
United States Tobacco
Moss
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Moonmen Fete Planned Across Cities for Apollo Trio
The White House announced ticker tape parades for Apollo 1 astronauts on August 19 in New York City and Chicago, with President Nixon hosting the astronauts and their families the evening of August 13 at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles.
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Washington
UPI
Broadway
New York City
Chicagie
White House
Nixon
Neil 4. Armstrong
Kidwin KB
Aldwin
Michael Collins
Century Plaza Hotel
Los Angeles
Guardsmen Called Out in 2 Cities
Rioting spreads through Columbus and York as guardsmen take positions. Police report 37 injured and 30 arrested amid widespread violence including arson, gunfire, and a fatal shooting. Notable deaths include George Stultz and Roy Beasley. City leaders mobilize troops to restore order.
Apollo 11 Returns From Moon With Rocks And Pride
At splashdown in the Pacific the Apollo 11 crew of Armstrong Aldrin and Collins faced a quarantine welcome as they brought moon rocks, soil samples and new insights to Earth after 21 hours on the lunar surface. The nation rallied with a massive audience awaiting the heroes while mission control reported a routine recovery and the president prepared to greet them aboard the carrier.
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Charlie
Earth
Charles Duke
Mission Control
Houston
Apollo VW
Moon
Pacific
Manned Space Center
Collins
Mnission Central
Spiuryt
Eindbergh
Atlantic
Glenn
Yori Gegarin
Lima
Peru
Armstrong
Aldrin
Selena
Eagle
Columbia
Fagle
Trosty
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Sloit
Kopachne
St. Vinveri's
Larksville
Hyannis
Cape Cod
Reps
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California
John C. Culver
Iowa
Wilkes-Barre
Robert Kennedy
TMNS
Mail Leese
Sociates
Washington, D.C
New England
Edgartown
Domeniu J. Arena
Thomas A. Teller
Richard J. McCarran
Columbus
Dwight Joseph
George Stultz
Richard Eure
Stultz
Roy Beasley
Dave E. Shesnut
United States
Tary
Thamas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Snoopy
Your Hari
Norm Roberts
Ocean Alvd
Pacific Holiday
Jim Gray
FRITH
SUN
Lonly
Long Beach — Coast
Long Beach Blvd
Comer Pacific Coas
Compton
Lynwood
Sears
Lakewood
Bellflower
Bol, Alondea & Arlosio
EL Monte
Covina
Torrance
Glendale
Crenshaw
Imperial
Fullerton
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