Surviving Nurse Faces Man Accused in Dorm Nurse Slayings
Corazon Amurao, a 23 year old Filipino nurse, identifies Richard Speck as the intruder who killed eight student nurses in a Chicago townhouse. Speck, in custody at the city jail hospital, reportedly suffered chest pains and a possible heart attack and was not moved during health evaluation.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
The
Chy Jail
Corazon Amurao
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Tribune
Miss Amurao
Speck
William N. Norcross
Norcross
Circuit Court
City Jail
C. William Ruddle
Miss Amuro
Dr. Norcross
Ruddie
Dr Norcross
South Chicago Community Hospital
Gerald Getty
Public Defender’s Office
Daniel Ryan
Gloria Jean Davy
Dyer
Ind
Cook County Hospital
Skid Row
First Old-Age Pension Plan by Church in Philadelphia
In 1717 the Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia started the first U S old-age pension plan for retired ministers called The Fund for Pious Uses.
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United States
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Chamber faces fresh budget crisis over New Mexico School Bus Institute
Directors weigh a $1000 bill to fund entertainment for the New Mexico School Bus Driver Institute on the WNMU campus. the barbecue and dance, previously paid by the university budget, were cut by state school finance authorities. The chamber argues other groups or the public may underwrite the event, or move the institute to Silver City. The group frets over setting a precedent of paying delegates to attend.
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New Mexico
Institute
Western New Mexico University
WNMU
Silver City
Western New Mexico University street extension plan
The city plans extend College Avenue west two and a half blocks from E Street and F Street two blocks north to WNMU boundary. Western would fund the street extensions. City Engineer Al Bosworth was appointed to survey already dedicated but unbuilt street sections.
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Western New Mexico University
College Avenue
E Street
F Street
College
WNMU
Western
al Bosworth
SUEZ CANAL TARIFFS RISE AGAIN IN THIRD NATIONALIZATION YEARS
A column notes the Suez Canal has raised transit charges for the third time since nationalization in 1956, provoking ire from ship owners who feel repeatedly taxed. The piece then shifts to light quirky items about fashion costs, native Americans, mid summer weekends, cockroaches, and George Bernard Shaw style quips.
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Suez Canal
Big Ditch
Egypt
Udall Warns on Colorado River Bill and Gila Compromise
Congressman Udall argues for a blended Basin plan to authorize dams including Hooker and to secure the Gila compromise. He warns that failure to pass the omnibus bill could derail the Animas La Plata project and delay trans basin irrigation in New Mexico and Colorado. The $1.7 billion bill faces partisan opposition and a tight window for House and Senate action.
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Hooker Dam
Udall
Grant County
N. M
Central Arizona
Gila
New Mexico
Trans-Basin
Colorado
House Interior Committee
University club approves donation and ticket sale plan
A Western New Mexico University club director moved for a donation within the club’s aims, which was approved unanimously. The meeting then focused on a campaign to sell football tickets for four home games at James Stadium, with sales from Aug. 22 to Sept. 3 for reserved seats and general admission thereafter until the Sept. 17 opener. Dr. George Cornall presided. Grandi, Ray Brancheau, Russell Bert, and George Horton represented the university and announced membership cards issued to members.
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James Stadium
WNMU
George Cornall
University
Grandi
Ray Brancheau
Russell Bert
George Horton
Dog Days Talk With a Printer on Summer
In a late summer chat the witty printer Milt laments the heat and muses on why lawn mowers aren’t sold in pairs. He jokes about sharing gear with neighbors and the weariness of the season, reflecting a lighthearted rural daily-life tone.
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Milt
Aterling
Contested Blackfoot No. 2 Lode Mining Claim in New Mexico
The United States filed a contest against the Blackfoot No. 2 Lode Mining Claim in Grant County New Mexico under CFR 1841 1850. The complaint claims the land is nonmineral and lack of mineral discovery. Publication dates span June 22 1988 to July 20 1966 with service details and deadlines.
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Grant County
New Mexico
C. J. Westlake
Anne Westlake
Oliver
James Westlake
Atchison, Kansas
Frank Parker Westlake
St. Benedict College
Atchison
Kansas
Catherine Louise Westlake
Mt. St. ‘Scholastica College
Louise Shannon
c/o National Military Home
Kansas City
Missouri
United States of America
Grant
Silver City
New, Mexico
Sewsevs
NEWNE
Nmpm
New. Mexico
United States
Land Office
Bureau of Land Management
U. S. Post Office
P. O
Santa Fe
Raul E. Martinez
Branch of
Minerals Bureau of Land Management
Department of the Interior
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EL Penjamonite Club
Presenta
Julio
Jueves
al Publica
Isidro Lopez
Gran Orchestra
UN Gran Artista Cantador de Incancion
Caballeros
Programa
Serenata Mexicana
Discos Y Photographias
Enteramente Gratis Regalados
Por
En Persona
William Ritt
Central Press
Earth
United States Department OF the Interior
Division OF Lands & Minerals Program Management & Land Office
P. D. Box
O. J., Westlake
Oliver James Westlake
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