Leopold Dies A World Shaken By 1924 Killing
Nathan F Leopold 66 died in a Puerto Rico hospital near his San Juan home. Once paroled after the Leopold Loeb thrill killing, he donated his eyes for medical research and had lived a quiet later life in Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rico
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Baltimore
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School of Medicine
Chicago
Ramon Suarez Jr
Illinois
Richard Loeb
Bobby Frank
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Trudy Feld Garcia de Quevedo
Typhoon Trix Strikes Japan Killing Dozens
Typhoon Trix swept across southern Kyushu and Shikoku and heads toward Osaka and Nagoya with at least 14 dead 5 missing and 49 injured. Police say mudslides caused most deaths as 13 prefectures report torrential rains and flights are canceled. The Central Meteorological Agency warned Osaka would be hit early Tuesday.
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Thousands Return to Classrooms Amid Annexation Confusion
More than 10 000 students in Frederick County and Winchester returned to school today as annexed pupils boosted enrollments. Winchester reports 3 347 students up 692 from last year with buses limited to annexed areas while other students rely on City Transit or walking. Handley High leads gains with 1 434, and total county enrollment nears 6 800 by Sept 15 with several schools closed and day one figures provisional.
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Quarles
James Wood
Robert E. Ayler
Gainesboro
Gore
Kline
Middletown
Robinson Memorial
Senseny Road
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Stonewall
Bryarly
Round Hill
White Hall
Improvement Center
Armel
Highview
McIntire Seeks Nomination for Clarke Board
P. T. McIntire of White Post announces his bid for the Clarke County Board of Supervisors seat held by Edward B. Lee. He is the first Democrat to seek the Greenway District seat with Barbara White as an independent candidate. Clarke Democrats set a Sept 7 county convention at the Courthouse to nominate all Supervisors. McIntire moved to Clarke County in 1948 and farms 950 acres with 1100 more leased. He runs Angus cattle operations and manages other Clarke County farms.
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White Post
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Greenway
Barbara White
Millwood
Lee
Clarke County
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Northern Virginia Livestock, Inc
Winchester
Treasury
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Fire destroys church school in Edneyville blaze
In Edneyville near Hendersonville North Carolina a major fire leveled the main building of Fruitland Bible Institute a Baptist supported school. National Guardsmen patrolled as fires erupted at public schools and county volunteer units fought the flames using pool water and pond supplies.
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Edneyville
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Thieu Candidates Ahead in Voting
South Vietnam voters gave Thieu supporters a likely majority in the new lower house as results from 140 of 159 seats showed 58 for Thieu and 32 for the opposition. Many winners were unknowns, with strong Thieu presence in the Mekong Delta, while opposition did well in Saigon and northern cities. Attacks during the election period totaled nearly 100 but did not disrupt polling significantly.
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Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
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Duong van
Minh
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da Nang
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Binh Dinh
Viet attacks fail to disrupt South Vietnam election
In Saigon during the weekend, nearly 100 enemy assaults aimed at harvest activity did not derail the South Vietnamese lower house election. Official tallies report 41 South Vietnamese soldiers and 8 civilians killed, with 186 soldiers and 53 civilians wounded. allied forces say 347 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were killed. U.S. forces remained on base alert amid anticipated unrest.
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Saigon
le Trung Hien
U.S
Five groups to advise on Nixon phase II economic move
Secretary Hodgson says formal consultations will include organized labor consumer groups business agriculture and state and local governments before the phase II wage price program. Other officials discuss thaw plans after the 90 day freeze and possible governance by a wage price board with public input.
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ABC
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U.S
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Newsweek Magazine
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Tax Cut May Be Biggest in Decade
Nixon's economic plan may yield large tax relief, with $7.5 billion in proposed cuts for 1972 and up to $16.5 billion if Congress adds modifications. Key elements include the investment credit, personal exemptions, standard deduction boosts, elimination of auto excise tax, and potential payroll tax postponement.
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Nixon
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Weather changes with cold front over Virginia
A cold front from Quebec to the Upper Great Lakes moves south toward Northern Virginia with dry air and little cloudiness or rain expected. The rest of the fragment mentions Woodstock Fair, a Courage hotline, Cable Talk moving to Monday at 8 p.m. on Channel 6, and a Jeseiet Meeting at 7:30 p.m. on August 7 first line, then “My Secretary” appears as a stray.
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