Butch Ainesworth Led Texas Jail Break And Hostage Flight
Three escaped prisoners led by a deranged ringleader in yellow pants and braided boots were captured by state police and Texas Rangers after a two day, 130 mile flight. They freed hostages, killed two escapee accomplices, and wounded a deputy before surrendering with weapons.
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Three face narcotics charges in Newark car stop
Three youths were cited for narcotics offenses after a car stop at 1 40 a m for a defective muffler led to the seizure of one Benzedrine tablet suspected marijuana seeds and a matchbook cover usable for marijuana in a search of the vehicle Frank W Perkins 19 of 6122 Madelaine Drive Newark was booked for possession of dangerous drugs for sale possession of dangerous drugs and possession of narcotics paraphernalia The other two occupants Frank L Bighey 19 and Robert C Colies were charged with paraphernalia
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SALT talks advance in Helsinki amid Moscow critique
UPI reports progress in SALT negotiations in Helsinki with both sides content on the first week’s cordial talks despite a Moscow attack on US arms policy. Soviets denounce US weapons spending while US negotiators see early exchanges as groundwork for next year’s broader talks. MIRV testing moratorium discussed as a potential early step.
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Sirhan Sirhan marks six months on Death Row at San Quentin
Bob Kennedy’s killer Sirhan B. Sirhan completes six months on California’s Death Row. He lives in a 40 by 7 foot cell with strict isolation, limited visitors, and guarded yard time. His routine is quiet, with reading on philosophy and mysticism, Arabic music, and occasional Playboy mail.
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Thousands mark JFK anniversary at Arlington graves
At Arlington National Cemetery thousands gathered under clear skies to honor John F Kennedy on the sixth anniversary of his assassination. Notable attendees included Mrs. Hugh J Auchincloss who laid roses on the president and Robert Kennedy graves, Evelyn Lincoln placing flowers, Sen. George McGovern and Sen. Edward M Kennedy. The crowd totaled about seven thousand, with floral tributes including a wreath reading Hail to the Chief and another from the Republic of Korea. The event reflected a solemn memorial with visitors from various backgrounds.
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Kennedy Returns to Mass for Kennedy Death Anniversary
Mass at St Francis Xavier Church honors John F Kennedy Jr aged eight as he aids in the service. The Kennedy family gathers for the sixth anniversary of the patriarch Joseph P Kennedy death with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Caroline Kennedy and Edward Kennedy present. Edward Kennedy's son Edward Jr joins the memorial, as two protesters attempt to hand out antiwar literature during the service.
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Fremont Unified School District Transit Center Burglary
Unidentified burglars ransacked the Fremont Unified School District transportation center at 43770 Grimmer Blvd. Fremont. They pried open vending machines, forced open the office area, damaged files, and broke a window while stealing an unspecified amount of cash over Friday night or early yesterday.
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Fremont’ Unified School District
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New water heads face big claims
Three winners of the November 4 election will be sworn in as directors of the Alameda County Water District. The board meets Tuesday due to Thanksgiving, with a brief agenda including ratifying a legal counsel action returning a 752,784 claim to Niles Sand and Gravel Co for technical shorting. It will also review four pipeline contracts and a million-dollar claim by Luis Aguilar, 18, injured last August at the Bowling water pit. Swearing in follows Tuesday’s 7:30 p.m. meeting, with official take office Friday at noon. new directors include Brumbaugh, Clark We Redeker, and Cambent along with Hart il Strandberg.
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Niles Sand and Gravel Co
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Clark We Redeker
Catcambent
Harty Il
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