Nixon Men Silent but Feel Kennedy Out of 72 Picture
United States sources in California report Nixon aides privately assess Sen Edward Kennedy after his July auto crash. They question his timing at a police station and whether that hurt his political future, while noting Kennedy may step back from 1972 but could reemerge in 1976.
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Lennon Brother Linked to Slaying Probe
Los Angeles police sought a tall white man armed with a .30 caliber rifle in the fatal shooting of William Lennon, father of the Lennon Sisters. Brother Jimmy Lennon said he suspects a former Colorado mental patient who had harassed the family for years and threatened the singer. The man, about 40, 6 feet 2, 210 pounds with unkempt brown hair, remains unidentified. a photo circulated among agencies. Investigators noted a past Secret Service arrest for threatening President Johnson over the sisters.
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Kids Cool Wait For Astronauts
CHICAGO AP A group of children awaiting the arrival of astronauts for ceremonies at the Civic Center plaza kept cool in 90 degree weather by jumping fully clothed into a shallow pool on the plaza and swimming around while waiting.
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Investor's Guide warns against rigid stock ratio plans
Sam Shulsky warns that a fixed 70 30 stock cash target can misfire in small portfolios. A Xerox early in a rally or a falling market can force improper trades, and strict rules ignore macro and company specifics. Readers may still send questions to The Gazette. AUCH France notes two French military planes collided, eight killed.
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German War Crime Case: No Reopening Over Bishop Defregger
Frankfurt AP District Attorney Dietrich Rahn said a new probe into the 1944 massacre in Filetto, where 17 Italian villagers were executed, does not justify reopening the case against Most Rev Mathias Defregger, then an army captain and later auxiliary bishop of Munich who had ordered the executions but protested against them.
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Stineway Drug Founder Dies At 85 In Chicago
CHICAGO AP March Stine, 85, founder of the Stineway Drug Co. began with a corner store in 1912 and built a multi million dollar chain before selling the company to a New York firm in 1953.
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Troops and Rebels Clash Near Panama City
National guard forces clashed with insurgents about 40 miles northeast of Panama City. Reliable sources say two to four insurgents were killed, with no guard casualties reported.
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