Nathan Leopold Dies At 66 In Puerto Rico Hospital
Nathan F. Leopold, once linked to the 1924 Loeb murder, died Sunday at about 8 45 p m in a San Juan hospital near his home with wife Trudy Feld Garcia de Quevedo He had been paroled from an Illinois penitentiary in 1958 after a 33 year sentence He later became a laboratory technician and social services organizer donating his remains to the University of Puerto Rico for research He suffered a heart condition and diabetes in recent months.
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San Juan
Nathan F. Leopold
Chicago
Leopold
Puerto Rico
Trudy Feldman
Baltimore
Mimiya
Illinois
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Loeb
University of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican Health Department
Trudy Feld Garcia de Quevedo
Leopold-Loeb
Franks Boy
South Side
Sears Roebuck
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
John R. Gaverly
Gaverly
Adlai Stevenson
Kidnan
Mimiya Hospital
School of Medicine
Welfare recipients join New York City public works effort
In New York City a state law sends welfare clients to public works including park cleanup. 0f 30 000 to 50 000 able bodied recipients may work with 60 cents daily fare and no extra pay. Parks officials praise the program and note it frees regular staff for skilled tasks.
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Central Park Mall
Broadway
Lincoln Center
Max Waldgeir
August Heckscher
Administration of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
George Shurnoff
Heckscher
New York Philharmonic
Sheep Meadow
Delacorte Theater
New York Shakespeare Festival
Symphony
John Feith
Parks Department
Sam Jones
Manhattan
Fires Destroy Bible Institute in Hendersonville Area
Fire destroyed the main building of Fruitland Bible Institute at Edneyville ten miles north of Hendersonville North Carolina. National Guardsmen patrolled area as fires hit public schools and a motel pool supplied water for firefighting. The Baptist supported school faced unclear cause amid other fires and police guard duties.
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Fruitland Bible Institute
National Guardsmen
Edneyville
Hendersonville
Bible School
Allen Bridgeman
210Th Military Police
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Mixed Conditions
Sunny and warm conditions expected across most of the nation. Afternoon and evening showers forecast for the Southwest Southeast and portions of the northern Plains. Cooler air expected in the Pacific Northwest northern Plains and New England.
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Northern Plains
Pacific North
West, the
Northern Plains and
New England
Area Weather Summary for the Region
The high Sunday reaches 83 degrees with a low of 56 and an overnight 59. At 9 am today the temperature is 67. No precipitation from Sunday 7 am to today 7 am. Sunset today is 7:35 with sunrise Tuesday at 6:26 and sunset Tuesday at 7:34.
Two Vehicles Stolen But Recovered in Murphysboro
Murphysboro police reported Sunday thefts of a 1971 Chrysler owned by Barbara Chism and a 1969 truck owned by Kenneth Cartt. Both vehicles were recovered later that day and shortly after, with charges filed against Daniel Darmstatter for possession of a stolen vehicle and driving without a license. Additional thefts included a blue 1968 Plymouth Satellite at the First Baptist Church and a burglary at Hiroyasu Ando’s residence where a $100 tape recorder was taken.
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Murphysboro
Barbara Chism
Mobile Ranch
Trailer 41
Carbondale
First Christian Church
Elkville
Kenneth Cartt
Helena
Ark
Laclede
Parrish
Sunset Drive
Carbonale
Daniel R. Darmstatter
Rt. 1
Darmstarter
Jackson County
Dianne Smith
First Baptist Church
W. Main St
Illinois
Hiroyasu Ando
E. College St
Ando
Japan says no plan yet to invite Nixon to visit
Tokyo sources report Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda says there is no clear plan to invite President Nixon to Japan during his Washington visit for the U.S. Japan Joint Committee meeting. He cites anti American sentiment and last minute notice as obstacles while noting Japan may pursue government to government talks on textile exports and possible talks with China. Emperor Hirohito may visit the United States if invited.
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Tokyo
Takeo Fukuda
Nixon
Japan
Washington
Joint Committee On Trade and Economic Affairs
Fukuda
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Red
China
Hirohito
United States
Europe
Alaska
U.S
Peking
Grass fire behind fruit stand near road intersection
Fire crews responded around 6 20 p m Thursday to a grass fire behind a fruit stand at the intersection of Routes 14g and 149. The blaze caused no damage as observers say trash burning likely started it.
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Zeigler
Rts
State Farm Hospital Income policy promotes extra cash
In hospital care, expenses rise and a hospital income plan offers cash to spend as wanted. The policy is part of State Farm's person to person health insurance and acts like a substitute paycheck during hospitalization. Call for details.
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State Farm
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Suarez
New York City
Murray Schumach
New York Times
New York
North Carolina
Bible Institute
Hendersonville, N.C
Necchi Sewing Center
West Monroe
Herrin
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S Dept. of Commerce
Secsparation Net
Winois Ozarks
SIU
Southern Illinois
Illinois Ozarks
Southern Illinois University Museum
David S. McIntosh
Dale Whiteside
McIntosh
Eva
Tolliver
William Guy Tollier
S. State St
Christopher
Miner’s Hospital
Russell Funeral Home
Eugene Fox
Harrison Cemetery
Eleaae
Charles Pauther
Don Smith
Dwight B. Busch
Robert Bahr
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Ill
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