Speck captured after manhunt for nurse slayings ends
Richard Speck, 25, the prime suspect in the eight nurse killings, is caught after a spree of drinking and hiding on Chicago's skid row. He identifies himself, is hospitalized under guard, and faces murder charges to be presented to a grand jury this week.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
Leroy Smith
Richard
Atty
Daniel Ward
Circuit Court
Ward
Gloria Jean Davy
Corazon Amarao
Maritime Union Hall
Cook County Hospital
James Grubaugh
Grubaugh
Israeli premier asks U.N. to secure peace
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol appealed to the United Nations to secure a permanent Middle East peace after Syrian air activity near the Israeli border and an Israeli air strike inside Syria. He cited a Wednesday sabotage in Israel and said Israel would deter further provocations while urging U.N. action.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Levi Eshkol
United Nations
Israel
Eshkol
Syria
Middle East
Damascus
Cairo
Sunday
United States
Jordan River
San Francisco riot follows armed robbery in Fillmore
In San Francisco a robbery ended with a wounded suspect and a near-riot in the Negro Fillmore district. Police contained the unrest as seven fires were started by youths and 200 to 250 officers faced the crowd. Herman George, an off duty officer, felled Frank Lee Jackson after he allegedly aimed a pistol. Jackson was hospitalized under guard and charged with assault with attempt to murder.
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San Francisco
Herman George
Frank Lee Jackson
George
Jackson
Missoula Man Killed in Butte Crash at Centennial Ave Overpass
Donald D. Kahler, 23, of Missoula, died after his car collided with another on Butte's west side near the Centennial Avenue overpass. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Kahler's wife Sandra, 19, and their seven month old daughter Michelle were injured. Officer Don Peterson reported the mishap.
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Donald D. Kahler
Missoula
Centennial Avenue
Butte
Kahler
Frank Johns
Sandra
Michelle
Don Peterson
St. James
Donald D
Paul Ames
S. Main
Peter Ames
Gee Cles Tane
Brian
Ames
Peterson
George Wald
Jim Stanley
Silver Bow County
John McGowan
Nelson
Kabler
Theodore Kahler
Gerald
Marvin
Darnell
Roger
Marlene
Kennedy patriarch suffers heart attack at Hyannisport
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the late president, survived a heart attack at his Hyannisport summer home while watching a baseball game. He remained out of the hospital after treatment from his regular physician and a Boston specialist. Five Kennedy children were present, including Senators Edward M. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Robert D. Watt
Kennedy
Boston
Russell Bowles
New England Baptist Hospital
Hyannis
Kennedy Compound
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
West Palm Beach
Fla
Strike talks stall as unions and airlines meet again
Negotiators from IAM and five major airlines met in brief sessions but a Labor Department official called the day unproductive. The strike has halted about 60 percent of U S air traffic, affecting roughly 150000 passengers daily as talks resume after incidents of provocation.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
International Association of Machinists
Reynolds
IAM
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
White House
Recruiting, poor orientation harm Job Corps in Montana
A South Carolina Job Corpsman at Trapper Creek camp near Darby tells Senator Metcalf that recruiting and poor orientation drive the Montana centers toward a majority of Negro enrollees. He cites easier urban recruitment and a lack of prepared handling of racial tensions, with few colored families in the area. The story notes unfinished briefing and tension, referencing ceremonies at Trapper Creek and Foster Creek.
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George Remington
Standard
State Bureau
South Carolina
Trapper Creek
Darby
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Butte Anaconda Weather: Heat Persists With Partly Cloudy Skies
Local forecast calls for mostly fair skies today and Tuesday with continued heat. Highs near 90 and overnight lows around 48. A year ago in Butte the day reached 81 and 47. Weather chart appears on page 11.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
What kind of man could murder eight young women
Page 2 asks a chilling question about a killer of eight young women. The article probes motives and public fear as investigators piece together the case. It reflects sensational crime coverage and community impact across the edition.
Strategic victory claimed in northwest Vietnam battle
U S Marines and South Vietnamese forces press a drive into a rugged northwest sector below the 17th parallel. North Vietnamese losses are put at 131 killed with the aim of halting a potential major offensive. Air power includes 121 missions and B 52 strikes supporting ground operations. The campaign follows Ho Chi Minh’s call for partial mobilization as bombing intensifies around Hanoi Haiphong.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Marines Hit Hard Losses In Helicopter Assault
Marines suffered 13 KIA when a CH46 helicopter went down in flames from Communist machine gun fire during the Saturday operation. Only three Marines survived. At least three other helicopters crashed early in the drive. Insignia on the Communist dead indicated two North Vietnamese regiments within a division preparing for a monsoon offensive. Spokesmen noted three options for the Communists after the base was breached. One Marine company reportedly fought all Saturday night against an estimated Communist company.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Flight Safety Review Board
Navy
Young
Air Force
Maj
Collins
Gemini
Rome
Italy
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Strategic Air Command
National Forest
Taos
North
Viet Nam
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