Exclusive interview with man accused of 25 murders
Juan Corona, 37, in a rare chat from Yuba County Jail, denies guilt and says he learned of the 25 murder indictment on a radio broadcast. He emphasizes concern for his wife and four daughters and notes schooling needs. His brother Pedro pulled their children from school due to taunts. Corona’s health prompted transfer and a court-ordered interview after DA and sheriff faced obstruction claims.
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United States
Juan V. Corona
Yuba County
Corona
Yuba City
America
Pedro
Juan
Sutter County
Thomas Leaven
Telephone and Postal Unions Reach Tentative Accord
Labor negotiators for telephone and postal unions reach tentative agreements affecting Bell System workers and postal staff. Members at CWA Local 5704 consider rejecting the Bell contract over pension terms, while returns to work are set to begin at midnight. Not all details ratified. ballots via mail forthcoming. Previous walkout last Wednesday cited wages pension and job security concerns.
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CWA
Area Bell System
Bell
Bell Plant
Joseph A. Beirne
Apollo 15 Countdown Starts This Morning
Apollo 15 crews David Scott and James Irwin rehearse moon driving at Kennedy Space Center as engineers fix an electrical inverter glitch and prepare to begin the countdown for next week’s liftoff. Alfred Worden joins simulators for in flight maneuver reviews.
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Colt
Irwin
Kennedy Space Center
Alfred M. Worden
Scott
Worden
National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration
Arrests in Anderson narcotics busts end with two youths freed
Anderson police Lieutenant Leon Murphy reports two narcotics busts led to two juvenile arrests and two releases. One juvenile fled a high speed chase near Anderson High School, attempting to discard contraband while the car sped away. He faces charges of possession of ar narcotics and dangerous drugs.
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Anderson Police Department
Leon Murphy
Anderson High School
Colon
Panama Questions Raised in Canal Zone Talks
The United States resumes negotiations with Panama over a new Canal Zone treaty with a $5 billion investment at stake. Officials say prospects for early agreement are poor as both sides hold firm positions on defense and administration of the Zone amid wider military and trade concerns.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Robert B. Anderson
U.S
Jose Antonio de la Ossa
Johnson
Senate
Pentagon
Caribbean
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Disgruntled Red Ally Overthrows Numairi Regime in Sudan
Beirut AP reports Maj Hashem fel Atta, allied with Sudan's outlawed Communist party, seized Khartoum after surrounding the presidential palace with tanks. Numairi fled to Cairo as Atta pledged closer ties with Communist and socialist nations and promised to bring Communists into government. Civil war's near two decades, with northern Muslims and southern Christians, looms as orders are restored and southern autonomy hinted.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jaafar el Numaii
Maj Hashem Fel Atta
Sudan
Communist Party
Nu‘mairi
Soviet Union
Washington
Numairi
Atta
Nile
Khartoum
Omdurman
Radio Baghdad
Cairo
Charles
Gordon
Egypt
Local Hotel To Halt Operations Wednesday
The Anderson Motor Hotel, a 1929 landmark in Anderson, will close its restaurant and halt operations this Wednesday as the property transitions to county government use during courthouse remodeling. Owner R H Roberts will lease the building to the county for $1.9 per square foot annually for two years totaling $137,200, with tenants to be relocated and the site redeveloped.
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Anderson Motor Hotel
Pick Corporation
Chicago
Stillwell Family
Anderson Land
R. H. “Raby” Roberts
Fooler Stself
Roberts
Steel Strike Could Paralyze Gary Economy
Gary residents brace for a possible US Steel strike that could wreck the local economy. Workers report reduced schedules and layoffs as families recount hardship from past nationwide shutdowns.
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Gary
Ind
Lakeshore
In The Herald Tag Page Listings Summary
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Remarkable Results Prompt Random Ed Note
A fragmented readers’ note hints at remarkable results and quick cash from selling miscellaneous furniture. Names and details are garbled, but the call to vote is present among scattered phrases and incomplete references.
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