Three Babies Found Dead in Ames Trunk
Officials report three infants found in a trunk at Ames Imports, weighing about seven pounds combined, wrapped in Chicago newspapers dated 1955 and 1996. The bodies are described as completely mummified and believed dead several years. Authorities say the case involves the Story County Sheriff, State Highway Patrol, and the Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
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Ames (Ap
Slate
Story County
John Stark
Towa City
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Freed prisoners trigger deadly protests in Argentina
In Buenos Aires two teenagers were killed and eight injured after President Hector I Campora pardoned over 600 political prisoners following his inauguration. More than 20,000 demonstrators surrounded Villa Devoto prison during the Saturday unrest.
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Buenos Aires
Hector I Campora
Argentina
Villa Devolo
Buenos
Aires
Villa Devoto
Villa Revolo
Campora
Armed Forces
Esteban Righi
City Hall
Mutineers on Greek Ship Seek Asylum in Italy
Italian coast guard surrounded the Greek destroyer Velos as Captain Nicholas Pappas and 279 crew reportedly mutinied amid NATO drills off the Italian coast near Fiumicino. Greek Ambassador Stephanos Rocanas and NATO reps urged release, with the crew seeking political asylum while denying Greek government obedience.
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Rome
Athens
Italy
Velps
Fiumicino
Stephanos/Rocanas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nicholas ‘Pappas
Agaliel NATO
Papas
Mutt.nivd
Greece
Eagles Nest at Camp Ripley Stumps Artillery Range
Camp Ripley Minnesota reports a bald eagle pair nesting atop a dead tree within an artillery impact area. Officials, including Colonel John Hohneke, warn moving the nest is a crime with up to 5000 dollars fine or one year in prison. Fire has been directed away from the nest as summer training begins.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
National Guard
John Hohneke
Hohneke
Hohncke
Vito Us 81 Birthday Celebrated by State Leaders
President Tite marked his 81st birthday Friday, receiving greetings from prominent national figures and officials. The note highlights international figures offering well wishes as celebrations were held.
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Vito Us 81
Bilgradi AP
Tite
Poomle Am Nitions
Va CME Today's Chuckle People Will Gamble On Any Thing
A quirky note from Va CME Today jokes about people gambling on anything and hints at savings possibly becoming valuable someday. The fragment hints at humor and a playful take on future value.
Cox sworn Watergate prosecutor amid calls for no delay
Archibald Cox was sworn in as the government's Watergate prosecutor in the East Room as President Nixon and Chief Justice Burger presided. Cox vowed no break or delay in the investigation and will review his staff later. Richardson remains on the National Security Council while the Watergate probes continue. Five convicted conspirators were moved to Danbury Prison and a VA psychologist warned of rising mental strain for Vietnam veterans connected to the scandal.
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Washington
Bayer Ing
Archibald Cox
Harvard Law
Elliot Richardson
Hichardso
Richard Kleindienst
Cox
U. S
Nixon
White House
Jastice Burger
Richardson
Rischardson
National Security Council
Kenata
Samuel Cash
Temmttee
Sen. Talmadge
D-Ga
Dash
Secrat
Federal Correctional Institute
Danbury, Conn
District of Columbia Jal
Bernard Barker
iBuzienio Martinez
Frank Sturgis
Virgilio Gonzalez
B. Howard Hunt
Veterans Administration
George Solomon
Palo Alto
Calif
Jeb Magruder
First Skylab room poison free and cool for astronauts
Cape Kennedy AP report says Salyut 1 astronauts wore gas masks during entry to Skylab workshop for safety tests. The first docking room measured poison free with a cool 50 degrees as Conrad Kerwin and Weisz prepared for sunshade deployment.
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Cape Kennedy
Space
Charles Conrad
Joseph Kerwin
Paul Weisz
Severs
Conrad
Wanrad
Mission Control
Mass hysteria ruled in Berry Alabama epidemic case
A Berry Alabama elementary school outbreak that affected over 100 students and teachers was diagnosed as mass hysteria after a two week state health investigation. Psychiatrist Dr Inox Howler and Dr Richard Levine led the probe noting the rash and symptoms were psychosomatic. Marilyn Melachemi, a teacher, was among those with the rash and affirmed the verdict, while some residents disputed the conclusion.
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Berry
Ala
Alabama
Han
Inox Howler
Richard Levine
Cain
Marilyn Melachemi
Fowler
Levine
McCaskey Declines Pay For Short Special Session
West Virginia lawmaker John T. McCaskey, a first term Democrat, refuses the $35 pay for a brief special session called by Gov. Arch Moore after the regular session failed to pass key proposals. He says matters could have been settled during the regular session and that taxpayers should not fund double pay.
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Ciwarleston
W. Va
West Virghill Ie
John TF. McCaskey
Wwe
McCuskey
Prk
Arch Moore
Moore
Eleven year old David battles city hall for ducks
David Anderson Jr. fought Omaha officials over keeping his pet ducks Daisy and Daily plus four others after moving from Nellevee. A health inspector ruled against them but Mayor Eugene Leahy and the department granted a permanent home for the flock at a larger yard, ending the dispute.
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Omaha
David Anderson
City Hall
Karl Anderson
Nellevee
David
Daisy
Daify
County Health Department
Two Killed as Government Helicopter Shot Down Near Saigon
An armed government helicopter was downed by a Soviet made heat seeking missile 40 miles northeast of Saigon during a military mission. Col. Ly Due Quan, commander of the South Vietnamese 5th Infantry Division's Seay snth regiment, was among the 12 killed. The action lifted South Vietnamese air-crash deaths to 25 in three days. A government spokesman accused ICCS members of bias as Canada and Indonesia consider leaving.
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Saigon
UPI
Ly Due Quan
Seaysnth Regiment
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Darrell Coy
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Here
U.S. 30
BCI
Ask
Velos
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Pappas
Thelthe
Ames Imaports
Maury Dasinne
Agreruta
Powers
Volos
Constantine
Caseros
Crminati
Villa Devaia
Peronist
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Sallustro
Fiat Concord
Hiller
Traud
Plaza de Mayo
CME
Erie
Wireohora
Justice Department
Charles Fahy
Hichard von Oath
Solicitor Generals
Reykjavik
Hal Helleelandie Ganbout Aegir
U. Day
Court of Appeals
Columbia
Weitz
Cape
Henry Hartssfield
Henry
Madrid
Hartsfield
Skylab
Sev
Iceland
Hailey
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Bui Bao Truc
Canada
Indonesia
ICCS
Poland
Hungary
Vietnam
Inder Church
Courthanise
Viece Nally Record Teaths Tee
F “ Fininelatoe
Marlon Ve Moyles
Sports Tee
Ada
Wb Spears
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