Sinatra Jr. Kidnapping Sparks Tahoe Area Hunt
Lawmen extended a two day search in the snowy Sierra near Lake Tahoe for Frank Sinatra Jr. after he was abducted from a motel. FBI and local officers seized six men and 18 guns west of the lake as detectives pursued leads linking two bank robbers to the case. Sinatra Sr. voiced deep worry and said he kept vigil in Reno.
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Lodge Considered as Possible Candidate
Washington AP reports a trial balloon named Henry Cabot Lodge for president floated with little visible effect amid Lyndon Johnson’s sudden presidency. Eisenhower advisers and GOP veterans weigh how to respond, with Lodge resisting a bid, and Goldwater currently favored for the nomination.
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Fifty Chamber Members Turn In Pledge Cards
Manchester Chamber of Commerce reports at 1 p m that fifty members had turned in pledge cards for 1964 during a one day drive at the office. The drive aimed to sign up this year's members with a planned afternoon push and telephones to urge completed cards.
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Eight-year-old girl killed crossing road near farm
Hartley reports an 8-year-old girl named Carene Rae Allen died after being struck by a car driven by Helen Lorch of Ocheyedan while crossing a road near her parents' farm northeast of Hartley. No charges were filed. The child was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Allen.
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Weather outlook with snow and cold through midweek
A winter storm brings snow Tuesday night into Wednesday with northeast winds. Temperatures fall from lows around 5 to 15 degrees as highs reach 10 to 15 across the north, with extreme southern values. The sky remains cloudy with continued cold conditions.
Completing Plans For Charity Ball Here Friday
The Atlantic Janae Federated Women's club fast tracks its annual charity ball to Friday at the Atlantic Golf and Country club. Proceeds fund civic projects chosen later. Bob Vern orchestra of Omaha will play as the club decorates with baboon trees formal hat tree and sconces.
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Early Navy airman Halliburton dies at 77 buried at Arlington
Shine S. Halliburton 77 longtime Navy airman and former warrant officer who survived two airship crashes will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. He died Monday nearly 25 years after retiring in 1939. Halliburton survived the 1921 R38 wreck at Hull England and the 1925 Shenandoah crash in Ohio.
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Nancy Preston 21 Dies in Cairo Mosque Terrace Incident
An Ames Iowa woman Nancy Preston 21 died after being found on the terrace of a Moslem mosque beneath her fifth floor balcony in Cairo. The US Embassy spokesman said funeral services will be held Wednesday.
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Iowa Elementary Decline, High School Enrollment Rises
Iowa public school enrollment shows elementary totals down 1 percent to 437 803 through eighth grade while high school figures jump 6 percent to 170 020. Overall public school enrollment rises 1.6 percent to 607 823 with kindergarten leading and twelfth grade smallest.
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Foreign Aid Program Maintains $2.6 Billion Pace
Washington officials report the State Department runs foreign aid at a $2.6 billion annual level while Congress negotiates a 3.6 billion ceiling authorization. The actual appropriation remains pending as the 1964 fiscal year continues on last year funding.
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Storm Sweeps Across Plains From Plateau To Rockies
A pre winter storm moved across the central Plateau into the central Rockies and northern Midwest. A secondary storm dumped heavy snow in western New York and parts of western Pennsylvania and northern Ohio, with 6 to 8 inches in Cambria and Somerset counties, wind drifts, and travel slowdowns in Pittsburgh and Geauga County.
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Explosion Probed at Ft Gordon Leaves Soldier Dead
Augusta Ga AP authorities probe a Monday blast of a 105 millimeter howitzer at Ft Gordon. One soldier was killed and two were injured in the incident.
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Johnson cancels Dyna-Soar project harming Air Force space plans
President Johnson reportedly cancels the Dyna-Soar manned space glider, dealing a double blow to Air Force space ambitions. The move signals a likely defense spending restraint while Treasury figures show $549 million already spent, with up to $180 million potentially recaptured, and estimates of over $800 million to finish by 1968 for 20 orbital flights beginning 1965.
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Headway on Tippit fund grows as donations rise
Dallas police Lt Verne Hipskind said the Tippit family fund is advancing with $15,000 added, bringing total donations to $140,861.25 by day’s end and an estimate near $200,000 with non department contributions. Tippit was killed while trying to stop Lee Harvey Oswald after Kennedy’s assassination.
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Ruby Grumps In Jail As Oswald Killer Faces Trial
Dallas AP reports Jack Ruby, 52, is restricted in jail with fewer phone calls and restricted visitors. Sheriff Bill Decker says Ruby remains aggrieved but is a model prisoner while awaiting his February 3 murder trial for Oswald’s death. Questions linger over court security and possible appeals.
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Refund Delayed in Iowa City Gas and Electric Case
An estimated 1 million dollars in refunds to customers of the Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co. may be delayed pending a rehearing request. A company spokesman said the Iowa Supreme Court will hear the request after the Nov 12 ruling requiring refunds of the difference between city ordinance rates and previously charged rates. William B. Waterman said Davenport that ordinance rates were too low and the company sees errors in the court findings on costs.
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Iowa Delegation Splits on $3.6 Billion Foreign Aid Authoriz
The House passed a $3.6 billion foreign aid authorization bill with Iowa lawmakers split. Neal Smith and Fred Schwengel voted in favor, while James Bramwell H R R Gross John Kyl Charles Hoeven and Ben Jensen voted against it.
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Murder case appeal of 15 year old rejected by Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court rejected Michael Tim Rinehart of Manson's appeal of a life sentence for second degree murder. Rinehart pleaded guilty to stabbing 19 year old Maxine Ann Henningsen in Manson last April. The court ruled the removal of the words with malice forethought did not nullify the murder charge.
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Arthur H. Johnson
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Nude posing case ends in acquittal in Manhattan street scene
New York judge rules no disturbance in scene where 27 year old model Jan Tice posed nude on Liberty Street in broad daylight. Police arrested her for breach of peace but Criminal Court Judge Richard F. Daly acquits, noting no members of the public were present.
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Convict Trainmen for Italian Rail Disaster
Lanfranco Pigiani and Soriano Fabbri, engineer and assistant, were convicted of multiple manslaughter and causing a railway disaster in Vogheria Italy. They received 13 years in prison for the May 31 1962 collision that killed 64 and injured 75 at the station.
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Pair Held in Cherokee Liquor Nuisance Case
Cherokee authorities charged Tom Bevins and Joe Eilers with maintaining a liquor nuisance in their homes. County Attorney James McDonald and officers were involved after investigating reports of alleged illegal sales.
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