Powers Revealed Signs of Anxiety during U 2 Mission
The account details CIA pilot Powers during a risky U 2 overflight toward the Soviet Union. It describes the destruction system, ejection safety, and the civilian risk of capture. It notes Dulles assessment, training to resist torture, and the pin concealing a lethal toxin for self-inflicted death if captured.
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Pliers
Soriet
Powers
Allen W. Dulles
CLA
Soviet Union
Dulles
CIA
Senate Armed Services Committee
Love Triangle Conspiracy Seen (Continued From Page 1)
A male suspect and two women discussed killing two men with bombs. The plan involved bombs under a bridge and in a shed to kill a ex-husband and a sailor husband. Police traced parts to a plant, found matching wiring, and held a six hour interrogation without a confession. The case hinges on lie detector results and further inquiry.
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Caiter
Parks
Secret Army presses for compromise amid European truce calls
A five day European extremist truce ends at midnight as the Secret Army warns it will press its campaign of shootings and bombings unless Moslem leaders guarantee safety for Europeans after Algeria's independence vote. Ex-general Jouhaud loses appeal, making De Gaulle final arbiter in treason case.
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Chicago
Saleston
Cyverand
Ewer
West Virginia
Trouey
Algiers
Virginia
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Jackson 71
High Tete
Kansas City
Kentucky
Key West
Los Angeles
Ohio
Anc Waren
Mani Beach
Milwaukee
Montreal
Seria
Nesaville
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Francisco
Tamaa OT Fain
Torontea Ar
Washington 7
Secret Army
France
Edmond Jouhaud
Supreme Court
High
Charles de Gaulle
Topeka tragedy ties ERHOOKER kin to ambassador
The nude body of a two year old divorcee was found in her apartment with a strangulation and signs of struggle. Her aunt, Ellsworth Bunker’s niece, was a psychiatric patient at Menninger Foundation Hospital and had been dead since Sunday. Police indicated robbery was not the motive and officers prepared for June 14 bids on sedans and other items.
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Topeka
Kan
Daphne Rhodes
Menninger Foundation Hospital
Ellsworth Bunker
India
Eisenhower
Arthur Eler
New York
Ray
Ap! Wilson
Luntouched
State to Open Bids on 52 Cars for Two Departments
State to open bids June 13 on 41 passenger-type autos for two departments. Purchasing Director Curtis S. Wilson said 36 cars, including 12 two-door sedans and four four-door models, will go to the Natural Resources Department, with five two-door sedans slated for the Agriculture Department.
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Curtis S. Wilson
Natural Resources Department
Theemravnng
Agriculture de. Dup Te
Legal Challenge Arises Over Fourth Ward Election Validity
In a suit led by J.D. Jett Gray and Harry Heft Leez against city officials, challengers claim the Fourth Ward Roxalana annexation did not exist at the July 17, 1981 election and that Gray and Hoff had not properly taken office. The action follows a May council clash when seating was ruled illegal by City Attorney Carl Duttine. Plaintiffs contest the 1961 charter amendment underpinning the election, arguing it violates state law. Attorneys Jake J. Lane and Homer W. Hinena Jr. represent the plaintiffs.
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Ike
Gray
Hoff
Legg and
Morris
Fourth Ward
Roxalana
Carl Duttine
Dale Long
Long
Cat Wanill
Jake J. Lane
Homer W. Hinena Jr
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Astrey
Army Ordnance
Chelyabinsk
Sverdlovsk
Oliver
Christ
Earth
Aral Sea
Theoria
Mera
Luce
Washington
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Kansas
J.D. Jett
Harry
Leez
Mere
Golder
Newark Airport
Eastern
Dickens
Eastern Air Lines
Kroger
California
Chuck Roast
Big “K" Kroger
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