Man Held for Hiding Trio In Albuquerque
Johnny Karl Vines, 29, jailed on $2,500 bond after arraignment for allegedly hiding three men who killed a New Mexico state police officer and later hijacked a passenger jet to Cuba. The trio, Michael Finney Ralph Goodwin and Charles Bill, faced murder charges. FBI and U S Attorney involvement noted.
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Christmas Party Planned by ABC and Local Groups
Approximately 325 persons are expected at the annual Christmas party Sunday for mentally retarded children and their parents. Sponsored by the Linn County Association for Retarded Children, the event involves several focal organizations and businesses. The party will be at the Teamsters Ball, 6110 West Street, between 2 and 9 p.m.
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Senate lowers minimum jury age to 18 for federal panels
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill cutting the federal jury age to 18 with a voice vote and sending it to the House. The measure, tied to updated voter lists for next November, becomes effective 180 days after enactment and allows 18-year-olds on juries once revisions occur before 1973 year end. London notes Anglican clergy earning under 3750 will see a pay raise next April.
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Nixon in China Trip Aids New Hampshire Primary Vote
President Nixon plans a seven day stay in China shaping momentum for the 1972 New Hampshire primary on March 7 as Nixon seeks a pledged slate of delegates. Kissinger cited timing as necessary to ensure a successful trip. Nixon aims for a favorable New Hampshire outcome to blunt McCloskey’s challenge and later appear on ballots in Florida on March 14.
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Winter Family Camp at Camp WapsieY
A winter family camp is set for December 11 and 12 at Camp WapsieY open to all families. The program blends indoor and outdoor activities including sledding, bobbing, games, cards, and singing from 1 p.m. on the 11th to 4 p.m. on the 12th. Registration by December a. for details contact the Macron, Tillis, or Central YMCAs.
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Soviet Mars 2 satellite to map planet from orbit
The Soviet Union plans to map Mars from Mars 2 in a high orbit rather than land. Mars 2 joins Mariner 9 in orbit as Phobos and Deimos are observed, with initial photos suggesting detailed relief mapping and potential new findings.
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Photo of Phobos Moon Returns Jagged Mars Insight
PASADENA Calif AP Phobos the innermost Mars moon appeared jagged pockmarked and oblong in a photograph transmitted by the Mariner 4 mission A Jet Propulsion Laboratory spokesman said the image showed the moon in sharp detail confirming its irregular shape and surface features PMID not provided.
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Beggar earns more than clerk in Kuala Lumpur
Officials in Kuala Lumpur report a beggar makes an average of 243 dollars daily, just 0.03 dollars more than a starting government clerk, highlighting income gaps in the city.
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