Kidnap Case Expansion Ties FBI Rescue to Underground Tomb
Additional federal charges were filed as investigators linked the Barbara Mackle kidnapping to a staged underground tomb rescue. Suspects Krist and Eisemann-Schier faced conspiracy to transport in interstate commerce charges, with extortion added to ensure federal coverage. Krist appeared at a Jan 10 hearing as details emerged.
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Miami
Fla
Barbara Jane Mackle
FBI
Miami News
Mackle
Coral Gables
Barbara
Atlanta
Ruth Eisemann - Schier
Gary Steven Krist
Hog Island
Florida
Barbara Mackle
Krist
U. S
William Meadows
Miss Mackle
Snowstorms Hit North Shutting Roads and Delaying Travel
Severe storms dump heavy snow from Michigan to the Dakotas and New England. Marquette sees 16 inches while Sault Ste Marie, Sioux Falls, and Nebraska towns report feet of snow. Road closures spread from U.S. 41 in Michigan to eastern highways. utilities and airports suspend operations as engineers brace for high tides and slick conditions.
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Associated Press
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
U. S. 41
D. D
South Dakota
Highway Patrol
Sioux Falls
Midwest
Canada
New England
Erlings
Cascade Mountains
Rockies
Army
New Bedford
Mass
Stamford
Conn
Massachusetts Turnpike
Taylor Rules On Question Of Seniority
Kanawha Circuit Judge Frank L. Taylor ruled that under civil service laws a policeman who resigns and later rejoins gains seniority only from the time of reentry. The suit by Charleston Sgt Jennings C. Crockett and Patrolman Tommy E. Young argued for total years on the force. The court upheld the Civil Service Commission's decision.
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Kanawha
Frank L. Taylor
Taylor
Charleston
Jennings C. Crockett
Tommy E. Young
Charleston Police Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Nasser and Gromyko Discuss US Resumption Talks
Egyptian officials said on Monday that Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and President Nasser discussed resuming diplomatic relations between the United Arab Republic and the United States. They noted private hopes for a restart after Nixon's Jan 20 inauguration to preserve Cairo's freedom of action.
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New York Times
Cairo
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Leaders Oppose UAR Arab Presence Talks Continue
Soviet and Egyptian leaders held extended talks in Cairo amid tensions over the Arab world and possible new American ambassadorial postings in Egypt. Observers noted discussions on military security along the Suez Canal and October building contract figures for Kanawha County and metropolitan Charleston.
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Mohammed Fawzi
Bank of the Suez Canal
Kanawha
Israel
F. W
Dodge
McGraw-Hill Time
Information Systems Co
Char
Kanawha County
Tunnel at WVU simulates re entry in arc tunnel
WVU engineers describe the arc tunnel at the aerospace laboratory that recreates satellite re entry with 78 kilowatts of arc power. The device heats plasmas to 18000 F argon and 10000 F nitrogen, reaching about 6000 mph, to study heat shields and high velocity aerodynamics.
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West Virginia University
John L. Loth
Jerome B. Fanucci
WVU
Morgantown
United States
Jerome B. Fanucei
Fanucci
Fanucce
Nathan Ness
General Electric
Philadelphia
Department of Aerospace Engineering
Claude A. Murphy
Loth
Canada
France
Wvii Aerospace Engineering
Civil Defense Chief Dismayed by Firemen's Charges
Civil Defense Director Dick Gray voiced dismay at fire fighters union claims that civil defense workers interfere with firemen. Mayor Dodson said no conflict exists though emergencies can cause confusion. Gray argued the letter misreads civil defense roles, noting volunteers aided at fires and supplied traffic control, lights, generators, and refreshments funded by volunteers.
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H. Ray Evans
Charleston
Civil Defense
Dick Gray
Gazette
Elmer Dodson
Dodson
Firemen’s Association
Firemen’s
Gray
Firemen’s Union
Kanawha
Baisden
Patrick Street
C. D
C. C
Bethlehem Christmastide Quiet Amid Barriers and Guarded Peace
Bethlehem, in the West Bank, feels like an oasis of peace amid Middle East strife as Manger Square and the Church of the Nativity stand quiet. Soldiers guard the town around the holiday season with checkpoints and an occasional army helicopter, while pilgrims and tourists arrive despite threats of sabotage.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Middle East
Manger Square
Doug Seacn
Israel
Prince of Peace
Jerusalem
Joseph
Mary
Occu
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