Book claims Kopechne was alone in Kennedy car
A Time Inc editor’s book contends Mary Jo Kopechne was alone at the wheel when the Kennedy car went off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island last summer. The Bridge at Chappaquiddick Island by Jack Olsen will be published Friday by Little Brown.
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Pair Nabbed After Hunt In NE Iona
Waukon and Decorah area police from Allamakee Fayette and Winneshiek counties plus Iowa bureau of criminal investigation tracked two men after a 2 a.m. break in at Heimer's Super Valu in Waukon. Gene Knudtson 23 of Waukon and Francis Evans 25 of Cedar Rapids were arrested at 6:15 a.m. in Freeport trailer park after a multi county manhunt. A third man tied to the breakin was released. Police recovered stolen cash cigarets and merchandise and are probing other possible crimes in the area.
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Agnew pledges alliance bonds with Chiang in Taipei
Vice President Agnew told Chiang Kai-shek the United States remains pledged to defend Nationalist China under the 1955 mutual defense treaty. He defended recent moves toward better talks with Communist China as limited, saying they do not weaken U S support for the ROC and that diplomacy should pursue broader communication and limited trade. He warned of possible new Communist offensives in Vietnam and noted cautious troop withdrawals while urging steps to reduce military spending at home.
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Hijackers Seized Plane But Battery Stopped Departure
Five Brazilian revolutionaries seized a Cruzeiro do Sul Caravelle after a dead battery halted takeoff at Lima refueling. They aimed to fly to Cuba via Panama, holding crew at gunpoint while two young daughters and a wife of another jailed revolutionary were aboard. The group identified as Valpamares Revolutionary Command protesting Brazil’s political prisoners.
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Threat to Missing British Woman Highlights Ransom Hoax
An anonymous note sent to a suburban Hornsey Gazette office threatens to kill Marie McKay, wife of Alex McKay, unless News of the World and The Sun halt printing what the letter calls "filth." Scotland Yard probes shift from kidnapping for ransom to possible hoax amid ignored demands.
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Notables in sports linked to widespread gambling scheme
Detroit AP reports IRS agents arrested nine in Michigan on gambling charges tied to a national scheme involving famous figures in baseball and football with hundreds of trainers and jockeys at tracks nationwide. Agents seized cash, checks, cars, and records. defendants faced federal anti gambling charges and bonds were set. A Las Vegas arrest at Frte Lindstrom was noted amid broader investigations including interviews with sports figures and bookmakers.
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Blizzard Paralyzes Lead Deadwood Highways in South Dakota
United Press reports four feet of snow in the Black Hills with more falling at 1.5 inches per hour. Highway patrol says all roads in Lead Deadwood blocked and no travel possible. Storm began Thursday and abated Friday, though heavy snow persisted and even emergency vehicles faced difficulty. No one reported stranded Friday.
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Nigerian Push Splits Biafra Forces clear key routes
Lagos Nigeria AP reports federal troops after months of heavy fighting cleared vital roads through Biafra and severed the region into three parts a defense ministry spokesman said Friday.
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Cuban gunboat fires warning shots at U S owned cargo ship
U S owned cargo ship faced warning shots from a Cuban gunboat off Cuba's coast as it was ordered toward port. Capt. Juan Perez, a Cuban refugee now a U S citizen, reported the incident began around 9 p.m. and the ship was later permitted to continue. Peter Melo of Trans-Carribbean Lines described miscommunications and noted no injuries.
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