Four men linked to Georgia family massacre shock town
In Donalsonville Georgia four men, three fugitives from a Maryland work camp, are sought after a deliberate homicide against the Alday family. The slayings include Mary Alday who was found near the farm and six relatives, with police describing the deaths as execution style. The community mourns the well respected family as investigators pursue leads and a Pennsylvania car is traced.
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Donalsonville
UPT
Mary Alday
Georgia
Bennette
Jerry
James
Chester
Ned Alday
Aubrey Alday
Maryland
Alday
Dan White
Mrs. Alday
Gil Kelley
Seminole County
Richard W. Miller
McConnellsburg
Miller
Wicomico County
Wayne Carl Coleman
Carl Isaacs
George Dungee
Carl
William Newton Isaacs
Larry Howard
Pennsylvania
Lamar Stephens
Skylab overheating tests push back initial crew launch
NASA engineers sift hundreds of ideas to cool Skylab after launch damage left the station a hotbox with 110 degree interiors and 295 degree skin. Officials weigh balloon shade, insulating blankets, or a blanket diaper approach while awaiting how much hotter the station will run. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz join the hunt. launch remains uncertain with possible spacewalk repairs and 10 to 15 day unmanned periods as options.
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America
Space Agency
Don Puddy
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Skylab
William C. Schneider
Marshall Space
Heath denies plans for British nuclear tests
Prime Minister Edward Heath rejected reports of a planned nuclear test in Parliament saying there is no grain of truth in the story and that Britain has no immediate plans for testing warheads. Labor MPs pressed on the meaning of immediate as Heath snapped back.
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London
UPI
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
Seale Denied Oakland Mayoral Bid by Vast Margin
In Oakland California Bobby Seale Black Panther cofounder 36 was defeated by John Reading in a runoff by 77 476 to 43 719 nearly a 240 to 1 margin Seale vowed to press a people s plan housing crime jobs and a cultural center as a six month initiative Reading called the campaign issues rather than race Seale previously placed second in the April primary and faced a part time mayor post with $7500 annual pay Seale sought the office to promote his programs despite earlier legal troubles in Connecticut and Chicago
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Black Panther
Bobby Seale
Seale
John Reading
Luesday
Aon
Etter
Reading
Connecticut
Chicago Seven
Lightning strikes jet kill NORAD general in NY air crash
Maj. Gen. James L. Price, commander of NORAD's 2nd region, was killed when his F108 jet was struck by lightning and crashed during a pilot proficiency flight out of Griffiss AFB in Oneida County New York. He led the region from Ohio to Pennsylvania and parts of Canada Greenland and Iceland.
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Holland Patent
N.Y
UPI
James L. Price
North American Air Defense Command
Price
NORAD
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Griffiss Air Force
Oneida County
New York State
Air Force
Griffiss Afb
Hornersville
G. Hoss Truemmer
Senate panel votes 24 0 to bar bombing funds
Washington reports the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 3.2 billion supplemental bill amendment to bar all funds for military action in Cambodia and Laos. The vote followed broad antiwar sentiment and Kissinger talks in Paris with Le Duc Tho.
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Senate
Washington
UUPT
Indochina
Cambodia
Appropriations Committee
Paris
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
House
Senate Appropriations Panel
Mixon
Laos
Robert C. Byrd
Nixon
Sen
Norris Cotton
RNH
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Congress
Gold fever fuels California mining gear demand
In California's Mother Lode mining shops report a surge in gold fever with sales of pans dredges and metal detectors rising 25 to 75 percent as gold prices surge in Europe. Dealers warn full demand hinges on sustained $150 an ounce prices and potential mine reopenings.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Mother Lode
Paris
T's
Frank Sullivan
Mather Lo
van Fiedler
Fiedler Equipment Co
Grass Valley
Sierra Foothills
Fiedler
Quincy
George Zimmerman
Feather River
San Francisco
Eugene A. Chappie
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