Teens describe counterfeit money plot in Lynn trial
Three Jefferson high school girls testified in federal court about handing out counterfeit bills on December 1 with Robert Lynn on trial for possession and concealing the crime. Lynn admitted taking samples at the Citizen-Times plant and considered writing a book as agents detailed his confession.
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Jefferson High School
Robert Lynn
L Street
Lynn
Kathy Frazier
Eighteenth Street
Sandra Gralund
Twenty-fourth Street
Rita Kehl
Highwood Drive
William LeGrand
Ninth Avenue
Tropic
Citizen-Times
J. W
Lee) Grant, Jr
Grant
Lee J. Gearhart
Arrowhead
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion
Miss Frazier
Miss Gralund
LeGrand
Jefferson
Bob
le Grand
Kane
Massa
Asher Schroeder
Allen D. Kane
Elmer Anderson
Monticello
Frank Pardubsky
Glenn J. Larson
Harriet Brinkman
Warren E. Beers
Donald J. Mehaffey
John R. Farley
William Rischer
Patricia K. Bryant
John L. Sullivan
E. Maxine Moore
Helen Cullen
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy Still Weighs White House Bid Amid Photo Friction
Observers note Robert F Kennedy shows irritation with photographers, signaling a possible decision uncertainty about a Democratic presidential run in 1968. By contrast, recent photo access at the White House marks a shift in campaign era norms.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Women’s Wear Daily
Robert Kennedys
Twin Falls
Idaho
Sun Valley
Bobby
Johnson
Jacqueline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Kennedys
Johnsons
Eisenhower
Mamie
Robert Kennedy
Johnson Camp
Youth 16 Faces Four Traffic Charges After Chase
Jerry L. VanDeusen, age 16, of 801 C avenue NW, arrested after a pursuit near B avenue and Eighth Street NW. He was charged with violation of an instruction permit, speeding, failure to stop for a stop sign and attempting to elude police while riding a motorcycle. He appeared in municipal court and was referred to juvenile court.
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Jerry L. VanDeusen
C Avenue NW
B Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Snow halts Tahoe snow depth check by conservation team
A soil conservation service team canceled a planned snow depth survey near Lake Tahoe due to heavy snowfall. A spokesman said intense snow impeded rounds.
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Reno
UPI
Soil Conservation Service
Lake Tahoe
Oriskany Sailors Deliver Fair Warning to San Francisco Singles
The aircraft carrier Oriskany docked in San Francisco after duty near Vietnam. A large makeshift sign on its side read We’re here to make Jove, not war signaling the crew’s playful message to local single women.
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San Francisco
UPS
Oriskany
Vietnam
Naked Ape Insights Spark Controversy Over Human Instincts
London zoologist Desmond Morris argues in The Naked Ape that humans are hairless apes whose behavior arises from primal instincts. He contends aggression, hierarchy, and social gestures like handshakes evolved from animal signals and explain manners, apologies, speeches, and even wrestling boils.
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London
Nea
Desmond Morris
Morris
America
World Health Study Highlights Tetanus Fatalities
The report by Dr. Boris Bytchenko of the U N World Health Organization shows tetanus kills about 50 000 people annually worldwide, surpassing deaths from smallpox rabies plague anthrax and polio. Lockjaw is preventable by vaccination but often fatal once contracted.
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Boris Bytchenko
U.N. World Health Organization
Bacteriology
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