Ordeal Ends As Kidnapper Hollenbaugh Is Shot
Peggy Ann Brodnick, 17, freed after seven days of captivity in the Tuscarora hills. William Hollenbaugh, 44, a feared local figure, was shot dead by a posse after the FBI agent’s killing and deputy sheriff wounding. Autopsy cites rifle bullet. boy shooter claimed by some, ballistic tests unavailable. Peggy Ann in excellent condition at Fulton County Medical Center. no rape reported.
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William Hollenbaugh
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Hollenbaugh
Tuscarora Hills
Larry Rubeck
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Fulton County
Russell C. McLucas
Rubeck
McLucas
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Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsburg
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SBANE Calls for Reduction In Government Spending
The Smaller Business Association of New England urged cutting domestic program spending during its annual Congress visit. SBANE representatives prepared testimony for the House and Senate Small Business Committees in Washington.
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Johnson
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Macbick Co
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Fenwal Electronics Inc
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Maine Yankee plans 700,000 kilowatt plant at Bailey Point
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co. intends a $100 million nuclear plant at Bailey Point near Wis casset on Sheepscot Bay, with construction set for 1967 and completion in 1972, subject to Atomic Energy Commission approval. Surveys by Stone & Webster support Bailey Point, aided by nearby transmission lines for savings. The project, part of a regional "Big 11 Power Loop," aims for a $1.5 billion cost through 1973 and broader private-utility cooperation across New England.
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API
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Sheepscot Bay
William H
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Maine Central Power Co
Maine Yankee
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Stone & Webster Engineering Corp
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New England
Rowe
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Maine Central Power
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Senate committee debates extending offshore fishing jurisdiction
State Department backed cautious proposals to extend U S fishing jurisdiction to 12 miles. An Interior Department official warned the move could hurt American fishermen off foreign coasts. Both views were voiced before the Senate merchant marine and fisheries subcommittee.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
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Interior Department
U.S
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Clarence F. Pautzke
Pautzke
South America
Magnuson
Meeker
Watts Violence Fears Rise as Deadwyler Shooting Probed
An official investigation opens into the fatal shooting of Leonard Deadwyler by a Los Angeles policeman fueling fears of renewed violence in Watts. A coroner inquest begins amid protests, looting, and a mass march to the 77th Street police station, while CORE warns of possible armed youth reprisals if justice is not done.
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UPI
Watts
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Newsweek Magazine
Karl Fleming
Newsweek
Daniel Freeman Hospital
Inglewood
David Moberg
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