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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1975

Page

15

Veteran actor in Seattle faces long-distance fraud charges

Robert Cummings, 65, pleaded innocent in King County Superior Court to using a telephone gadget to cheat a phone company for 4500 in charges between Oct 9 and Oct 16. He was arrested for possessing a "blue box" device and is free on recognizance. The case continues Jan 2.

Seattle UPS Robert Cummings King County Superior Court Warren Chan Cummings Cirque Dinner Theater

White Christmas in prospect for parts of country

A North American cold wave brings snow and high winds with a possible white Christmas for parts of the United States. Maine sees heavy snows and multiple deaths in traffic accidents. the Midwest faces subzero temperatures and more fatalities.

United Press International Canada United States New England Midwest Maine Limestone National Weather Service Great Lakes

Criminologists Inspect Kennedy Hotel Room For Hidden Gun Evidence

Five criminologists examined the Embassy Room door jambs at the Ambassador Hotel seeking signs of a gun other than Sirhan Sirhan’s. D A John Van de Kamp said the inspection aimed to resolve competing theories about additional weapons in the 1968 Kennedy assassination.

Shriver Judith Nashua N.H UPI Sargent Shriver John Kennedy Judith Campbell Exner Peace Corps Kennedy White House Exner Senate Intelligence Committee Los Angeles Robert Kennedy Sirhan Sirhan Steven Trott Ambassador Hotel Trott Sirhan John van de Kamp Robert F. Kennedy Vincent Bugliosi Bugliosi

Five member panel may meet behind closed doors

A five member mental retardation panel in Nebraska may direct the state program from behind closed doors. The panel plans meetings January 12 and 13 in Lincoln. Attorney General Paul Douglas says the state open meetings law does not apply because the panel operates under federal court authority. The panel’s openness will be decided by the panel itself and members include Dean Settle Dr Frederic Girardeau Dr James Shelton and Dr Patricia Stirrins.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Lincoln Paul Douglas Beatrice Douglas Arnold Carmel State Office of Mental Retardation Dean Settle Wichita Kan Frederic L. Girardeau Kansas City James T. Shelton Porterville Calif Patricia Stirrins Carmel

Airship museum plan advances for Rosendahl era figure

Retired Adm. Charles E. Rosendahl seeks congressional approval to use 13 acres at Lakehurst Naval Base for a national airship history museum. He, a Hindenburg and Shenandoah survivor, heads an Airship Association aiming to gather artifacts and funds. The New Jersey delegation backs the project to revive lighter-than-air craft.

Rosendahl Lakehurst N.J APD Naval Air Station Adm Charles E. Rosendahl Naval Base Navy Ohio New Jersey Congress Naval Command

Patty Hearst to Visit Ophthalmologist in Burlingame

Jailed newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst received court permission to be transported by US marshals from San Mateo County Jail to Dr. Michael Maddalena’s Burlingame office for an eye examination. Hearst, 21, is accused of joining the Symbionese Liberation Army bank holdup crew in San Francisco in April 1974 after her abduction from a Berkeley apartment.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst Oliver J. Carter U.S Miss Hearst San Mateo County Redwood City Michael Maddalena Burlingame

Mathias Foes Ford Hold Moderates in Turbulent GOP

The column examines Sen. Charles Mathias movement toward a centrist, independent path as Ford faces internal party doubt. It notes potential challenges from Reagan allies, Rockefeller withdrawal, and the risk for moderates to stay with Ford or back a third force after the August convention.

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