Speck Case Likely to Face Grand Jury This Week
Chicago police intensified the Richard Speck case as prosecutors plan to charge him with murder and present it to a grand jury. Speck, hospitalized after a spree that left eight student nurses dead, faces pending charges and a nationwide manhunt background.
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Frieday
Leroy Smith
Starr Hotel
Brian
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Pirates Top Giants in Twin Bill For NL Lead
Yesterday the Pittsburgh Pirates swept the San Francisco Giants in both ends of a doubleheader to tighten their grip on first place in the National League. Complete coverage appears on pages 12 to 14.
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San Francisco Giants
New Residents Learn Heat Wave Was Anomalous
Fresh arrivals from the Deep South reconsider moving after a spell of 90 degree plus heat, only to be told those temperatures were the exception, not the rule.
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Deep South
Cool Nights End Scorching Heat Wave After 25 Days
After 25 days of extreme heat the region enjoys cooler nights and mild days. Highs reached 84 Saturday and 86 Sunday while humidity stayed low. A .41 inch rainfall Thursday aided parched fields but two months of below normal rainfall remain.
Guardsmen Stand By In Chicago Amid Rioting Aftermath
National Guardsmen stood by in Chicago on the West Side as police reopened closed taverns and pools. Mayor Daley pledged sprinklers on hydrants to cool kids while Parks crews installed semi portable pools. Dr Martin Luther King Jr warned that without quick steps, riots could spread to major cities as similar tensions rose elsewhere.
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Five Injury Crashes Leave Five Treated and $2650 Damage
Over the weekend five people were hospitalized after highway crashes in Clarke and Frederick counties. John Edward Morsigan Jr., 17, of Boyce, was admitted for observation after his car left Route 340 south of Boyce and hit a tree. Damage to his car was about $350. Mary Nisbeth of Okahumpka Lake, Florida, was injured in a rear collision on Route 7 near the Route 81 interchange. damage to both cars was about $1300. Joseph Lineburg of Gore was treated after his car struck a guard rail and plunged into Back Creek. the vehicle was totaled. Pauline White of Kernstown sustained contusions in a two-car crash on Weems Lane and was treated and released. The incidents together caused an estimated $2650 in property damage.
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Lineburg
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Wester
Bombers Hit Baden Oil Depot in North Viet Nam
Fifteen waves of American bombers hit the Baden oil depot 20 miles northwest of Dong Hoi, starting fires and explosions. In South Viet Nam the Marine South Vietnamese drive against 2,000 North Vietnamese troops continues with limited contact and several U.S. losses.
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Pound Under Pressure as Pound Slips on London Markets
Britain's shaky pound came under renewed pressure on the money market and heavy selling pushed London stock prices lower. The pound began its decline shortly after exchange floors opened, sliding to 2.7867 dollars as markets watched the government’s economic squeeze and forward rates also moved.
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Warning on Prisoners Delivered to Red Cross
The United States warned the International Red Cross in Geneva that attempting to trial captive American airmen in North Viet Nam would have disastrous consequences. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg asserted the Geneva Conventions apply to the Viet Nam conflict, despite North Viet Nam’s claim there is no war. The Red Cross refused to issue a statement after the meeting, with a second discussion planned.
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Gallopin
Gemini 10 Launch Set for 6 21 P.M. Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy Fla AP two launch pads bustle as Gemini 10 crewmates John W. Young and Michael Collins prepare for a dual rendezvous and space walk mission. Atlas launch at 4 40 p.m. Titan 2 at 6 21 p.m. plan to chase and link with an Agena target in a 468 mile high arc.
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Break-Ins Reported at Millwood Ave Firms and Royal Crown Plant
Two Millwood Ave firms were entered last night with safes and a money drawer tampered with. At Royal Crown Cola Bottling Co. safes were partially opened and a water hose flooded the floor. windows were found open and a desk was ransacked. Police noted break-ins occurred after late afternoon to evening yesterday.
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Byrd to Offer Amendment on Aid to Nations Trading with North
Sen Harry F Byrd Jr plans an amendment to the foreign aid bill to deny U S aid to countries that trade with North Vietnam The measure aims to express U S attitude toward recipients that aid a Communist enemy The Senate action is pending this week and the Johnson administration is expected to oppose it Byrd cites Haiphong shipments by 12 nations unloading about 300 cargoes over 15 months during the Vietnam conflict and the ongoing costs in lives and money
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North Vietnam appeals for more Red help amid mobilization
North Vietnam asked for increased material and moral support from its communist allies and others as it described its war effort as extremely serious. Red China said it would not send troops yet, while Ho Chi Minh issued a partial mobilization and U S Marine operations near the 17th parallel continued with 167 Reds killed.
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Soil Series: What is soil and how is it used
A five part series by Soil Scientist John Kane begins tomorrow in The Star exploring soil concepts and applications. The articles will explain soil definitions, uses, and practical implications for readers.
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Closing Notice at Rhodes Jewelry and Riteway Cleaners
Rhodes Jewelry Co at 21 West Boscawen Street announces closing for vacations from July 18 to July 23. Riteway Cleaners also will be closed during the same period.
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Fine Jewelry & Silverware
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