Two Suspects Questioned in Starved Rock Slayings
State Police Chief Morris said two men, a truck driver and a park-area resident, will be questioned in the Starved Rock triple sex slayings. An emplo yee at the park lodge was cleared. An inquest was planned to reveal how the victims died after skull fractures and possible rape. Slides from a camera found near the bodies showed the victims—Lillian Oetting, Frances Murphy, and Mildred Lindquist—before their deaths near Starved Rock Canyon.
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Boy Builds Mechanical Heart From Scrap Parts
Farmington Michigan report on 16 year old David Randophilean who assembled a working hand operated blood pump from scrap material and parts to simulate an artificial heart and oxygenator. Dr James D Fryfogle, a Detroit surgeon, called it a true working model for open heart surgery. David is captain of his school's track team and had a biology grade of LA.
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Star of Maverick Quits Over Payment Dispute
Hollywood UPI Jim Garner, star of Maverick, quits amid salary and script disputes with Warner Brothers. He says he is now a free agent after claiming breach of contract and nonpayment for a year. He notes Maverick produced 79 one hour shows and 530 guest appearances.
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Rebels Clash In Bolivian Capital Amid Siege
Rebels seized a sector of La Paz while government forces fought back from the presidential palace. Gunfire and air strikes disrupted daily life as Guevara and former president Paz Estenssoro, both MNR members, directed operations from the Valdo regiment headquarters. Bolivia, rich in tin, nationalized mines and pursued diversification with U.S. aid amid ongoing upheaval and demonstrations.
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Swedish Employers and Unions Reach Wage Accord
In Stockholm the Federation of Employers and the Trade Union Congress announced a formal wage agreement after three months of talks. The pact aims to stabilize labor relations for the next two years, marking a rare consensus in Sweden's labor landscape.
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Protest Over Jailing U S Bishop Walsh in China
The United States will file the strongest possible protest over a 20 year sentence given to aging American Roman Catholic Bishop James F. Walsh. Secretary of State Christian A Herter said he and the U S government feel revulsion and will instruct an ambassador in Warsaw to press the protest with the Chinese Communist regime at their next meeting. Peiping Radio cited Walsh admitting a plot to overthrow the government.
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Girl in Church Knifed in Robbery Attempt
An 18-year-old girl kneeling in St. Joseph's Catholic Church was stabbed several times by a would-be robber. Police said she escaped serious injury thanks to a heavy coat and was treated for arm wounds. The assailant, a youth about 17 or 18, demanded money or life.
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Agent 44 Dies in Chicago at His Flat
Thurman Dwight Pepple a 44 year old theatrical agent who mentored the Duncan Sisters was found dead in his Chicago flat on Thursday apparently from natural causes.
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Fight for TV Role Vowed by Talman
Hollywood reports actor William Talman will legally fight to keep his Perry Mason district attorney role after being fired without a hearing. Talman and others were arrested in a West Hollywood party raid, accused of gambling and immoral acts, which his lawyers call bad faith. Talman insists he is innocent and CBS may reconsider. attorney Hats Rhoden warns of further legal steps if not.
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63-Death Air Crash Probed Near Tell City
Investigators expand search in a heavy snowstorm for remains of a Northwest Airlines plane that broke up at high altitude. 63 aboard were killed. Army troops and specialists probe a farm field crater nine miles east of Tell City Indiana. engines found up to five miles away. relatives to attend memorial service planned by Northwest Airlines in St Paul.
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Woman killed by pet Doberman in New Jersey suburb
Frances Tetreault, 50, owner of Auf denberg kennels in Northvale, was mauled to death by her full grown prize Doberman after her husband died six months earlier. Police say the dog was shot after being found in a state of wildness. about 20 dogs were boarded at the kennels. The struggle began inside the house and ended at the front door.
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Vandiver Ill Forces Secret Georgia Governors Meeting Postponed
Georgia Governor Vandiver, 41, suffering a neck muscle disorder, remains hospitalized after collapsing at the State Capitol. He had planned a secret meeting with several southern governors at an undisclosed Georgia coast location, but illness prevents attendance.
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Tsarapkin Move Signals Partial Ban In Geneva Talks
In Geneva the Soviet offer of a partial nuclear test ban drew careful study from U S and British officials who saw it as a concession from Moscow It follows Khru shchevs push for a broader halt while Western powers insist on verifiable limits The Western stance maintains a framework for inspection and controls to deter underground testing and ensure enforceable terms.
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Airliner-E jets near close in Michigan collision scare
Airliner diverged to avoid jets after reports of aircraft within a couple of hundred yards. Col Erick W Eyre of the 172nd Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron disputed danger, while Capt Leroy Cranne and pilots Muske gon and Thomas Purtill offered differing sightings of distances and proximity.
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Ex Clothier Crosby Brokaw Dies in New York
Harrington Crosby Brokaw, a socially prominent New Yorker and former president of the Brokaw Brothers clothing firm, died at his home on Friday at age 35. He led the firm during his tenure and was known for his business influence in fashion circles.
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McCaffrey quits UCLA to aid Nixon campaign
Stanley McCaffrey resigns as UCLA vice president executive assistant to join Vice President Richard M. Nixon's campaign force. President Clark Kerr announced the departure after a Regents meeting at the Westwood campus. McCaffrey, 43, from Taft, California, had been appointed four years ago.
Fragmentary Postal Notice From Long Beach
A garbled OCR fragment references a daily publication from Long Beach near Pine Avenue. It mentions insertion of a press telegram, mail or distribution terms, dates, delivery charges, and an audit or circulation note, but lacks coherent details or names.
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