Slayings in Sheboygan Prompts Justice Action
Police expect charges today in the rifle deaths of two women and three children in two southside homes. Douglas Dean, 19, a surviving son, is held in hospital as a material witness under police guard. A .22 rifle found at the Rammer home is under state crime lab review. No sign of struggle noted by Police Chief Oakley.
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Sheboygan
Wis
UPI
Oakley
Frank
Douglas Dean
Hildegarde Dean
Douglas
Naomi Rammer
St.Nicholas Hospital
St. George Roman Catholic Church
Here
Dean
Lakeshore Technical Institute
Ann Rammer
Rammer
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Miss Rammer
State Crime Laboratory
Air travel tips for severe cold and sinusitis
Physicians advise that people with a severe cold or acute sinusitis should not fly. Chewing and frequent swallowing during descent may help equalize ears. A phenylephrine nasal spray can shrink nasal mucosa before or during descent. Births in the U.S. rose for the second year, with about 3,718,000 births in 1970, mainly due to more women of childbearing age, not higher birth rates.
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U.S
Legionnaires to Close Home Season at War Memorial Field
The American Legion team hosts top ranked Milton-Freewater tonight at War Memorial Field in Sandpoint for the final home game of the season before the tournament. Sandpoint Legionnaires are tied for first place with Coeur d'Alene in league play.
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American Legion
Milton-Freewater
War Memorial Field
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Legionairres
Coeur d’Alene
Young American boy fails near Channel swim record
Fourteen year old Richard Crowell of Westport Conn came within three quarters of a mile of beating the English Channel crossing from Calais to Dover but strong tides forced an 17 hour 45 minute withdrawal. His father Albert Crowell a Consol Edison training manager watched the attempt with Richard and his brother William 15.
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Dover
England
UPD
Richard Crowell
Westport
Conn
Richard
Calais
France
Kent
Albert Crowell
New York
Consolidated Edison Power Company
William
Crowell
Dam Strike Off Again at Two Dams in Northwest
The on again off again wildcat strike at Lower Granite and Dworshak dams ended after a return to work order and renewed talks. About 1,700 workers at the two sites began returning as AGC officials said the stoppage was halted and negotiations would resume.
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United Press International
Lower
Granite
Dworshak
Washington
Idaho
Associated Geneal Contractors
AGC
North Fork
Clearwater
Car Stolen Repaired and Returned in Lewiston
Lewiston police investigate after Ray Hatfield found his battered 1960 Volkswagen missing July 10 and then returned Tuesday morning in better condition. The car showed repairs including fenders, seats, tire, paint, and cleaning. Authorities seek the repairman.
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Lewston
Idaho
Ray Hatfield
Lewiston
Hatfield
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