Recaptured Genovese Killer Moseley Ends Buffalo Fear
Winston Moseley, convicted of Catherine Genovese murder in 1964, surrendered to FBI agents after a 58 minute armed standoff in Grand Island. He had escaped from a hospital and held a woman and infant hostage before police resolved the standoff with his surrender.
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Associated Press
Buffalo, N.Y
Winston Moseley
Catherine “Kitty” Genovese
Buffalo
Moseley
Miss Genovese
Queens
FBI
Grand Island
Niagara River
E. James Patmos
Amy
Frank G. Costanzo
Welch
Meyer Memorial Hospital
State Prison
Neil J. Welch
N.Y
Hearing on Potomac River Basin plans set for tomorrow
Public hearing on water resources and flood control for the Potomac River Basin will be held at 10 a.m. in the Handley School auditorium. Brig. Gen. H. G. Woodbury will lead the session with Col. Frank W. Rhea and Rodney H. Resta assisting. Six reservoir proposals include Little Cacapon Morgan County West Virginia North Mountain Berkeley County West Virginia Verona Staunton Augusta County Virginia Town Creek and Sideling Hill Allegany County Maryland and Sixes Bridge Frederick and Carroll Counties Maryland.
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Potomac River
U.S. Army Engineers
Handley School
H. G. Woodbury
Corps of Engineers
Frank W. Rhea
Baltimore
Rodney H. Resta
Gen. Woodbury
Little Cacapon
Morgan County
W. Va
North Mountain
Berkeley County
Verona
Staunton
Augusta County
Town Creek
Sideling Hill
Allegany County
Sixes Bridge
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Woodbury
Johnson
The
Potomac
Secretary of the Interior
Potomac River Basin
District of Columbia
Chief of Engineers
Public Works Committees
Congress
Rockefeller withdraws from presidential race shocking supporters
The article details Nelson Rockefeller's decision to exit the 1968 Republican presidential race just before the New Hampshire primary. It notes his calm demeanor, the agonizing choice announced at a press conference, and reactions from Goldwater, Nixon, and other political figures. It also covers his Oregon primary ballot withdrawal and calls to halt draft movements as he reassesses his campaign.
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Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
Leslie Slote
Slote
Louis Lefkowitz
New York
Albany
Caribbean
Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Slate
Barry Goldwaeter
Arizona
Goldwater
Barry
Madison
Wisconsin
Nixon
Oregon
John G. Tower
Texas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Republican Party
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Morton
John Wv. Lindsay
Tom McCall
Mystery Deaths Spark Call for Army Report
Frank E Moss asked the Army for a full report on tests at Dugway proving grounds near Salt Lake City after 1000 sheep died on adiant rangeland the day after nerve gas tests. Officials meet with Gov Ramp ton to determine if humans could be affected and to seek lab results on the cause.
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Salt Lake City
M. Frank E. Moss
Army
Western
Utah
Dugway
Moss
David R. Waldron
Calvin L. Rampton
State Capitol
Waldron
Hatch Ranch
McCarthy Draws Cheers at Wisconsin Event
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy drew cheers during a Milwaukee appearance at Marquette University while Orville Freeman faced jeers in Madison. Freeman, campaigning for Johnson, paused his speech as antiwar students blocked sound, amid boos and placards calling for McCarthy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eugene J. McCarthy
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Freeman
Johnson
Marquet University
Minnesota
Sen. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Bazooka Named by Soldiers for Its Musical Look
The World War II rocket gun earned the name bazooka from American troops who said it resembled the musical instrument.
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