Winnie Ruth Judd Captured After Seven-Year Fugitive Run
In Martinez California AP Sheriff routes confirm Winnie Ruth Judd has been found in a Bay Area suburb working as Marian Lane. Fingerprints photos and a scar linked the 64 year old to the 1933 Phoenix double murder case. She is booked as a fugitive from an Arizona mental institution and faces possible extradition. The arrest ties to a nearby unsolved murder of Mrs Z Alexander Aarons in Pasadena area.
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David Gardella
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Italy
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Judd
Nixon to Name Egeberg to HEW Post and Plans Romania Visit
President Nixon announces Dr. Roger Egeberg will be HEW assistant secretary and leads nearly 15 billion dollars in health funds. He also reveals plans for an August trip to Romania, the first by a U.S. president behind the Iron Curtain, after a global tour and Apollo 11 splashdown.
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Nixon
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University of Southern California Medical School
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Ziegler
Romania
Pacific
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
HEW
Finch
Dirksen
American Medical Association
Egeberg
Egebee
Congress
IU Library Fire Suspect Arrested on Arson Charges
Charles Eugene Sweet a 28 year old Indiana University library employee was arrested on two counts of second degree arson for fires in February and May that damaged the old graduate library. He reportedly confessed after a polygraph test and said he sprayed lighter fluid at a lit match. Bond set at $2000. he will appear in Monroe Circuit Court.
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Ind
Indiana University Library
Charles Eugene Sweet
Larry Ikerd
Charles P. Hill
Hill
Sweet
Ikerd
Kenneth Hauck
Chicago
Bond
Monroe
Nixon weighs compromise candidates for health post
President Nixon continues to weigh several compromise candidates for a new assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs after rejecting Dr John H Knowles for the post. In Saigon 1500 South Vietnamese troops sweep Ben Het to ease Communist pressure on the Green Beret camp. Charleston hospital ends a three month strike with leaders of labor and the SCLC vowing hospital reform. Winnie Ruth Judd located in a San Francisco suburb where she has been working as a domestic. Disord in Kokomo as violence flares again while calm holds in Omaha Cairo. Rogers asks aides to sharpen State Department responses to reporters questions. Senator Scott hints at a GOP liberal revolt over voting rights proposal. Mansfield predicts Safeguard supporters would prevail in a Senate showdown.
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Nixon
John H. Knowles
Saigon
Vietnam
Ben Het
Kokomo Curfew Keeps City Under Guard As Rioting Flares
About 200 state troopers joined Kokomo city police to enforce a 10:30 p m curfew after sniper fire wounded 13 officers and four white suspects were arrested nearby. Fires damaged four businesses and a residence as violence followed a cross burning and watermelons smashed at a key intersection.
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Kokomo
Ind
John Miller
Miller
Raymond Kellar
Kellar
Dave Levendowski
Robert Konkle
Robert Barton
Seaway Claims Title as World’s Longest Artificial Channel
The St. Lawrence Seaway is described as the world’s longest artificial seaway, spanning 189 miles on the New York Ontario border from Montreal to Lake Ontario. It emphasizes its scale and geographic extent across the border.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
New York- Ontario
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Vietnamese Troops Aid Ben Het In Fresh Sweep
Fresh 1500 South Vietnamese troops moved into the Ben Het area to clear the region and relieve pressure on the besieged Special Forces camp. Viet Cong radio warned Ben Het’s fall would be significant, as U S forces increased air strikes and B52 bombing targeted enemy reinforcements from Laos.
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Saigon
Ben Het
United States
U. S
Vietnam
Strategic Air Command
Laos
Central Highlands
Scott Breaks With Nixon On Voting Rights Split Signals GOP Liberal Revolt
Senator Hugh Scott a top GOP leader signaled a split with President Nixon on the voting rights bill. He indicated a possible revolt by Republican liberals and preferred a five year extension of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. A Congressional clash over desegregation guidelines and federal enforcement followed.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Senate
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Scott
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
Dn.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Weather Forecast For Terre Haute And Vicinity
The forecast calls for fair tonight with partly cloudy skies and a warm trend Sunday. Temperatures: low tonight in the low 70s, high Sunday near 90 with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Indiana similar, Illinois stays warm with lows around 70 and 89 at 2 p.m.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute Council Deliberating Police Fire Pay Increase
City clerk receives two new ordinances proposing wage boosts for police and firemen effective January 1 1970. Mayor Larrison calls a special council meeting for Monday June 30 at 7 30 p m to consider ordinance No 28.
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Leland Larrison
Terre Haute
Bill Ennis
John Napier
Ennis
Napier
Larrison
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