Family tragedy and crime figures headlined in Fort Lauderdale and Chicago
A mother in Fort Lauderdale charged with murdering her husband and two children by barbiturate overdose survived. police say a secret pact may have driven the killings. In Chicago, FBI arrests William Alderisio on conspiracy to defraud Parkway Tank for $79,035, with an indictment naming several associates. The piece also notes obituaries and death notices for figures in ministry, music, and literature.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jerry Mellver
Adrian Bototin
Joshua
Meryday
Deily
Chicago
FBI
Alderisio
Parkway
Harwood Heights
Aldevig
Sex Case Accuses Civic Leader Jones in Long Beach
Floyd A. Jones, 25, president of the Long Beach Civitan Club and Signal Hills Recreation Commission member, is jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and sex crimes after a 20 year old woman alleges assault. Bail set at 2500. he faces arraignment Wednesday in Long Beach Municipal Court. Doctors at St Marys Hospital examined the woman. Jones denies the charges and vows to prove innocence.
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Floyd A. Jones
Long Beach Civitan Club
Signal In Recreation Commission
Jones
Moline Ave
Signal Will
Long Beach
Albert C
Ramsey
Seventh &T
Long Beach Municipal Court
Civitan Club
Jane
Civic
First U N Observer Killed in Mideast Canal Fighting
Swedish Major Bo Plane, 37, the first U N observer killed, died near Port Said during a heavy Israeli Egyptian artillery duel. The death prompts Secretary General U Thant to consider withdrawing the remaining 91 observers as tensions flare along the Suez Canal. Egypt also conducted air strikes near the canal’s northern end, marking a notable shift in combat dynamics.
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Qe Swez Canal
Bo Plane
Port Suez
Canal
USN
U Thant
10-Nile Waterway
Thant
Egypt
Téraeli
Tirst
Second man rows Atlantic alone to set 72 day record
Tom Maclean, a 26 year old Irish British army survival expert, completed an solo Atlantic crossing from St. John’s Newfoundland to Claddaghduff Bay Ireland in 72 days. He faced sharks and gales, arriving 70 miles north of Galway. Maclean left May 17 with army rations, radios and shelter canopy. The first solo crossing was John Fairfax in nine months from the Canary Islands to Holland Beach.
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Wyble A. Skidmore
San Bernardino
Betty
St. Paul's Methodist
London
Tom Maclean
Atlantic
McClean
Clacksod Bay
Ireland
St. John's
Nog
Galway
Newfoundland
John Fairfax
Holly
Canary Islands
Ain Ridgeway
Clay Blyth
Cape Cod
Fire Stricken Santa Adela Towed to Los Angeles
UPI reports the 10,400 ton Santa Adela was crippled by a fire 28 miles offshore while departing Los Angeles Harbor Saturday night. No injuries among 46 crew. Coast Guards say blaze contained to a sailor and stack, possibly chimney fire. Tugboat towed ship to Torch Shipyard San Pedro, arrival about 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Arbor
Caballan
Grace Lines
Marina Exchange
Los Angeles Harbor
Coast
Wilmington Transportation Co
Torch Shipyard
San Pedro
Nixon Asia for Asians policy praised abroad
The Indonesia Manila and Philippines trip drew praise for President Nixon’s Asia for Asians philosophy. Reactions in Asia labeled the approach as new, though observers note it echoes postwar American policy and Johnson-era ideas, with the test to see if Nixon can deliver genuine change.
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Diakarta
Indonesia
Richard M. Nixon
Asia
Philippines
Unite States
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Viet Nam
Johnson
Pacific Ocean
America
United States
Tard Tut
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
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