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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1967

Page

8

Speck Receives Death Sentence In Nurse Massacre Case

Richard Speck was sentenced to die by electric chair for the July 1966 murder of eight nurses in a Chicago townhouse dormitory. The ruling by Judge Herbert Paschen sets Sept. 1 as execution date if appeals fail, with automatic stay for Supreme Court review. Speck’s attorney vowed to pursue the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Joliet Richard Speck Stateville Herbert C. Paschen Speck State Supreme Court Ilinois Peoria Chicago Paschen Willard Koeppel Peoria County High Court Gerald Getty Cook County U.S. Supreme Court South Chicago Community Hospital

Virginians Die in Vietnam Report Adds Three Names

The Defense Department lists three more Virginians among Vietnam casualties. Army Spec. 4 George D. Wallace of Dry Fork Pittsylvania County. Marine Lance Cpl. Fred V. Lee of Norfolk. Marine Cpl. Joseph P. Smith of West Point are named as killed in action.

Washington Defense Department Army George D. Wallace Virginia Y. Wallace Dry Fork Pittsylvania County Marine Lance Fred V. Lee John H. Wilkins Norfolk Joseph P. Smith Emmett Smith West Point

Dear Abby readers share tender home care moments

A collage of Abby letters reveals readers caring for aging mothers with patient humor and gentle tactics. A minister's wife questions RSVP etiquette, a sitter's mother urges caution about sick children, and a housekeeping reader recalls wa wa time with her mother to make baths pleasant.

Abigail van Buren Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Sync., Inc Abby West Virginia

Controversy Over Union Proposal for Anglicans and Protestants

SAN FRANCISCO AP A proposal by Episcopal Bishop C Kilmer Myers to unite Anglicans and Protestants under the Roman papacy stirred mixed reaction across faith groups. The sermon cited Middle East war threats and Gulf of Aqaba blockade as prompts for unity.

San Francisco Christendom Episcopal C. Kilmer Myers Grace Cathedral Middle East Myers Gulf of Aqaba Nob Hill James Pike Joseph_McGuecken Church of England Rome

Earth's Orbit And Rotation Speeds

The article notes Earth's orbital speed around the sun at 66 700 miles per hour and an equatorial rotation speed exceeding 1 000 miles per hour.

U S Jewish Communities Rally to Israel s Side

Jewish communities across the United States rallied to Israel as fighting began in the Middle East. Volunteers offered to fight and students planned to harvest crops in Israel. Brandeis students volunteered to go. loans would fund trips. An Israeli official said many offered to fight, but the consul general opposed sending volunteers. Israel Bond sales topped 13 million dollars in 50 cities. UJA set up an Israel emergency fund, with exact amounts to be released next Monday.

New York Israel Middle East Washington Lafayette Park White House Joe Shareen St. George’s Syrian Orthodox Church Indianapolis Brandeis University Boston Atlanta Southeast Amnon Gil-Ad Joseph J. Schwartz

FASTEETH Alkaline Powder for Secure Dentures

An advertisement promotes FASTEETH an alkaline powder that makes dentures firmer for eating and talking. It claims no gummy taste or gel like feel and helps control denture breath. The copy urges regular dentist visits and lists drug counters as retailers.

Free Replica Hearing Aid Ad From Sonotone Promotes SONET

An advertisement from Elmsford New York promotes the SONET in ear hearing aid as the smallest from Sonotone. It offers free non functional plastic replicas to demonstrate how it fits entirely in the ear with no cords or outside wear. The ad invites coupons and notes the device weighs under a tenth of an ounce including battery and was developed after 37 years of research.

Elmsford N.Y Sonotone Corporation Sonotone

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