Dead 18 Month Old Eric Lopez Brought To Hospital
Philadelphia police report an abandoned 18 month old, Eric Lopez, died after an unclear chain of custody. The teenage mother Elva Cruz allegedly left him with a neighbor, then passed through several hands before Mrs. Edith Reese, 34, took him to Episcopal Hospital where a hobby horse fall was cited. An autopsy was planned.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Juvenile Aid
Eric Lopez
Elva Cruz
Edith Reese
Episcopal Hospital
Study Hints Murder Rise in England After Abolishing Death Penalty
A government report notes a rise in murders eligible for hanging since 1965 abolition, with 10 such cases in 1964 increasing to 26 in 1968, continuing a 1962 trend. It adds the overall risk of murder in England and Wales remains about three in a million.
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London
UPI
Britain
England
Wales
Medic Takes Life In Sex Case In Modesto
Dr. Joseph Eugene Zornes 43, director of medical services at Scenic General Hospital, was found dead in his Modesto apartment after a grand jury indicted him on 26 counts of sexual abuse of women patients at a mental institution. An autopsy was ordered. He had testified before the grand jury and served as night relief medical officer at Modesto State Hospital where the alleged offenses occurred.
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Modesto
Calif
UPI
Scenic General Hospital
Joseph Eugene Zornes
Zornes
Women returning to college seek refresher and enrichment
Kathryn Ashcraft of Ohio State University notes a survey showing most women graduates return for refresher courses and graduate work, while many choose courses in drama art and music for enjoyment. She says increased education for work boosts adult women enrollment as phenomenal.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Kathryn Ashcraft
Ohio State University
School of Home Economics
1965 Law Ends Five Year Trials and Hanging Returns
The 1965 law, set for a five year experiment, would expire on July 31 1970 and allow hanging to return unless Parliament renews it. Debates and columns already begin shaping arguments in media discussions.
Egyptians Stage Raids Across Suez
Egyptian commandos crossed the Suez Canal twice in four hours to attack Israeli positions near El Shatt and El Kaff. Five Israeli soldiers were wounded in the El Kaff raid. Both attacks were repulsed, with heavy fighting and artillery along the canal from Qantara to El Kaff. Egyptian forces also reported destroying two parked tanks and an armored vehicle at El Shatt.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
el Shatt
Oithland
el Kaff
Canal Bank
Qantara
Cairo
Nine Day Week Calendars From Sawyer Base Butcher
Emil Hill, a butcher at Sawyer Air Force Base near Marquette, proposes the Hillian Calendar with nine hour days and three day weekends. The week features Moneyday Duestday Whensday Thirstday and Payday followed by Saturnday Holyday Resday and a second Payday, aiming to realign time with nine day weeks and uniform paydays. He plans to present the idea on Chicago television after Thanksgiving.
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Marquette
Mich
UPI
Emil Hill
Sawyer Air Force Base
Here
Hill
Chicago
Man Keeps Corpse Under Bed in New Jersey Apartment
Bayonne police say 48 year old Joseph Boyle kept the decomposed body of his 49 year old wife Mary Elizabeth under his bed for three to six months. He faces charges for not reporting the death and an autopsy was ordered. A psychiatric examination will be considered after the body was found in a wheelchair user's home littered with liquor bottles.
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Bayonne
N.J
UPD
Joseph Boyle
Mary Elizabeth
Boyle
Viet Cong press near Duc Lao Green Beret camp on border
Viet Cong attackers pushed within about 1000 yards of the Duc Lao Green Beret camp on the Cambodian border while hitting a South Vietnamese marine unit farther south. The government marines suffered heavy losses as 27 were killed and 98 wounded. UPI reported six attackers killed.
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Saigon
VPS
Duc Lao
U.S
Duc Lap
Green Beret
UPI
Nat Gibson
Highlands
Whitworth College names Edward Lindaman president
Dr. Edward B. Lindaman of Fullerton California named 14th president of Whitworth College Spokan Washington He is a space program executive with North American Rockwell and Apollo project experience Lindaman succeeds Dr Mark Koehler who resigned last summer The college enrolls about 1630 and is affiliated with the United Presbyterian Church Lindaman to assume duties February 1 1967.
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Lindman
Aerospace
Lindaman
Thes
Whitworth
Washington - Alaska
National Council of
United Presbyterian Men
California
Tendren Leads Scrimmage Set
Idaho receiver Jerry Tendren leads as top receiver with 79 receptions for 1,173 yards and 11 touchdowns per National Collegiate Sports Services. Florida's Carlos Alvarez stands second with 60 catches for 959 yards and 10 touchdowns. Tendren aims for 100 receptions. Wyoming's Bob Jacobs leads kick scoring with 66 points on 16 field goals and 18 PATs.
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New York
UPD
Idaho
Jerry Tendren
National Collegiate Sports Services
Hendren
Florida
Carlos Alvarez
Wyoming
Bob Jacobs
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