Boston slayings probe links unclear amid six month case run
Boston police report two new stranglings alongside eight unsolved cases in the region. Donna Saunders, 16, of Roxbury, and Harold Cadman, 69, a Sa tem grocer, show similar marks but investigators say no clear connection to the other victims. Medical examiners cite mugging in Saunders case and note Cadman was found bound and gagged in his home above his store. Authorities seek protection measures and continue reviewing suspect patterns.
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Cancer deaths among actors trigger panic in California
In Southern California a wave of cancer deaths among four prominent actors Charles Laughton Thomas Mitchell Jack Carson and Dick Powell sparked public anxiety. Doctors warn the deaths are not a epidemic and emphasize that cancer takes lives daily while urging routine checkups and awareness.
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Houston to Get Giant Space Silo
NASA plans a 120 foot high concrete and steel space simulator at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. The largest U S simulator will test an Apollo moonship under near vacuum conditions with walls chilled by liquid helium to mimic space. It will hold the full two man lunar transporter for testing shuttle operations to the surface.
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Army reorganizes National Guard with governors’ concession
Washington reports the Army will proceed with the ROAD plan to reorganize the National Guard, eliminating four divisions and increasing tanks and carriers. Governors agreed to start internal improvements and troop plans this summer after a concession that met their condition for support. Governor Albert D. Rosellini, chairing the governors committee, said the deal should be acceptable to most states and hoped it helps Congress approve the base.
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Union Sues Three N Y Papers Over Shutdown Losses
The New York Printing Pressmen's Union filed three separate federal suits seeking about 7.2 million in losses against the New York Herald Tribune Mirror and Post. The unions accuse publishers of violating the pressmen contract by a voluntary shutdown prompted after printers walked off, part of a broader strike that also affected Cleveland papers. Investigators led by the board of public accountability plan to report findings soon, as officials press for an early resolution due to rising costs and public impact. The suits target salary losses and benefits totaling millions for the three papers, with related factory actions and ongoing Cleveland negotiations noted.
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Vatican Polish diplomatic ties discussed in Warsaw
A Polish Catholic member of the State Council Jerzy Zawieyski said Poland and the Vatican may establish diplomatic relations in the future. He noted a meeting with Pope John XXIII and described the pope’s sympathy for Polish Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka.
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