Speck sentenced to death in electric chair
Richard Speck was sentenced to die by electric chair for the eight nurse murders in Chicago. Circuit Judge Herbert Paschen ordered the date of Sept 1 with appeals likely delaying execution, as Speck was moved to Stateville Penitentiary to await final orders.
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Weather Brief for Orange County June 6 1967
Quite warm and mostly sunny today with temperatures in the 89 90 degree range. Clear and a little cooler tonight with fog likely in lower areas. Lows in the 40s and 50s, Winds 15 miles per hour or less and variable.
Bomb injures Boston man near Roxbury riots
A homemade bomb critically injured a man in Roxbury as police patrolled the area after a weekend of rioting. Mayor Collins met with MAW delegates who triggered the unrest by refusing to leave a Grove Hall welfare office. About 100 people were injured and 77 arrested, with $1 million in damage blamed on arson and looting.
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Pope Paul Pleads Open City of Jerusalem
Pope Paul VI urged in papal messages to Thant and Arab and Israeli leaders that Jerusalem be declared an open city to spare it from warfare. While the appeal circulated, shelling and fighting continued in Jerusalem between Israeli and Jordanian troops with no reported damage.
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Cosmos 163 launched by Soviets in space program
Tass reports Cosmos 163 lifted Monday as the second unmanned satellite this month. Cosmos 162 followed June 1. Cosmos 163 carries scientific equipment to study outer space and is operating normally, transmitting data to Earth.
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PSC blames NYCRR for Manhattan yard crash
New York The Public Service Commission Railroad Bureau blamed the May 22 collision of two New York Central freight trains in a Manhattan yard on the railroad failing to enforce its operating rules. Six crewmen were killed and six injured when the trains on the same track collided due to lax supervision over rule compliance.
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US stance amid Mideast war stresses neutrality
White House spokesman George Christian says the United States remains neutral in thought and deed as the U.S. weighs its UN Security Council duties. He notes no active aid to either side and insists indifference is not an option given global responsibilities.
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