Two Men Accused in LSD Party Murders
In New York two men face homicide charges after a wild, interracial LSD party ended with the bludgeon killings of Linda Fitzpatrick and her escort James Hutchinson. Police say attendees enticed the couple to a basement where the drug was used. arrests include Donald Ramsay and Thomas Dennis.
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LSD
New York
Linda Fitzpatrick
James
Hutchinson
Atty
Daniel Harris
Donald Ramsay
Thomas Dennis
Tompkins ‘Square Park
Ramsey
Dennis
Freddie Wright
Avenue B
Linda Rae Fitzpatrick
Irving Fitzpatrick
Knickeran Mills
Totowa
Greenwich
Conn
Rhode Island
East Village
Neighbor Trouble Sparks Neighborly Advice
Abby answers a worried neighbor about teens at a house with three daughters and several boys after the mother works, suggesting neighborly heads up may help prevent trouble. The page also covers letters about gift etiquette, teen dating pressure, and personal responses to fast teens, with Abby’s guidance and a book offer.
Plane Victim's Belt Wasn't Fastened
SAN JOSE Costa Rica AP Passengers report Ricardo Castro Beeche prominent Latin American publisher and former Costa Rican ambassador to the United States died after a 10,000 foot plunge when his seat belt was not fastened. Survivors say belts saved others. Castro Beeche’s daughter and Claudio Loria Montenegro were among the injured and dead.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Ricardo Castro Beeche
United States
Claudio Loria Montenegro
Castro Beeche
Rosy Castro Canas
Lasca Airlines
Grand ‘Cayman Island
Jamaica
Aiirline
Julio Brenes
Manuel Ibanez
Louisiana State University
Amazon
Grand Cayman
Miami
George Paris
Arturo Lutz
la Nacion
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Inter-American Press Association
Steam powered Morehead & North Fork Railroad Near KY
In northern Kentucky one of the nation’s last steam powered lines remains. The Morehead and North Fork Railroad spans about four miles.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Morehead & North Fork
Village Fires Teacher For Smoking Marijuana
In Nicasio California the village school board unanimously voted to dismiss Garnet E. Brennan a 58 year old veteran principal after she admitted 18 years of marijuana use though not during school hours The board cited immoral conduct under California law and upheld dismissal while declining action on assistant teacher Jeff Pflugrath who supported marijuana use in affidavits filed in court
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Nicasio
Calif
Marin County
Garnet E. Brennan
California
Wilfred la Franchi
Brennan
San Francisco
Molly Minudri
Melkim Melkomian
Mill Valley
Lynda Johnson Reveals Engagement News To Parents
Lynda Bird Johnson writes in McCall's about telling her parents, President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, of her engagement to Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb. She recounts creeping to wake her mother in the White House, then to her father, and sharing the news in a late night moment. The article is set for the November issue.
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Washington
Lynda Bird Johnson
Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Lynda
McCall’s Magazine
Robb
White House
McCall’s
Washington Post
Robert Stein
Cross Country Embezzler Is Sentenced In Dallas
Michael E. Mayer a 38 year old freight employee was sentenced to two concurrent two year terms for embezzling 16000 from W R Zanes Co. His employer found the loss on October 2 as checks payable to Mayer. He pleaded guilty describing a cross country trip to Las Vegas New York New Orleans and Shreveport and spending on a car and cash.
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Mayer
W. R
Zanes Co
Las Vegas
New York
New Orleans
Shreveport
Kashier
Glamor Stocks Soar As Wall Street Bets Persist
An AP report notes glamor stocks push higher even as some investors expect a cooldown. Computers and electronics firms like IBM and Control Data hit record highs while traders speculate on inflation hedging and potential speculative surges.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
Burroughs
Union Monument at Southern Courthouse in Kentucky
In Vanceburg on the Ohio River a Union monument stands by a courthouse. It is believed to be the only such monument erected at a courthouse south of the Mason Dixon Line.
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Frankfort
Vanceburg
Ohio River
King to go to jail willingly after Supreme Court ruling
Atlanta AP Luther King Jr says he will go to jail willingly and in clear conscience following the Supreme Court's rejection of his appeal from a five day sentence for a 1963 Birmingham demonstration. The SCLC leader plans to return to Alabama to serve the penalty when final papers are processed next month.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ee Luther King Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
King
Supreme Court
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alabama
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AP Food Editor
Dean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Kay J. S
Kay
Lynne
Los Angeles
Cal
M&nf
Garnet Brennan
Lynda Bird
Dallas, Tex
Michael E. Mayer
Winchester
Evening Star
Hollywood
Hhollyood
Erforman
National Bakers Services, Inc
Hollywood Diet Bread
Dept. N
Box H
Florida
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