Sturgis Freed on Bail After Kennedy Link Claims
Frank Sturgis, released on $10,000 bail from Rikers Island, faced harassment charges after a晚 arrest linked to threats against a former CIA informant Mariia Lorenz. Lorenz, tied to Castro and Kennedy theories, alleges Sturgis and Oswald plotted in Dallas, while committees and press questioned new evidence and sources.
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UPI
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CTA
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Kennedy
Dallas
Ald Goldfarb
House of Detention
Rikers Island
Goldfarb
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Mariia Lorenz
CIA
Fidel Castro
Miss Lorenz
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Castro
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Havana
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Watergate Complex
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Henry Rothblatt
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Oswald
House
G. Robert Blakey
New York Daily News
Blakey
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Texas Book Depository
Warren Commission
New York Post
Jack Ruty
Ruby
Bacteria Produce Human Hormone Somatostatin For First Time
A UC San Francisco and City of Hope team, led by Dr. Herbert Boyer, transferred the somatostatin gene into E. coli, enabling the bacteria to synthesize the brain hormone. Stanford’s Dr. Paul Berg noted production yielded about five milligrams from 100 grams of culture, illustrating the transfer of human gene information to a bacterium.
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AL Rossiter Jr
UPI
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UPS
Herbert Boyer
University of California Medical Center
San Francisco
City of Hope Medical Center
Duarte
Calif
Philip Handler
National Academy of Sciences
Senate
Handler
Boyer
Paul Berg
Stanford University
Berg
Omaha seeks broad panel for status of women panel
More than 60 women expressed interest in joining a reorganized Mayor’s Commission on the Status of Women in Omaha. Applicants include a school board member, housewives, insurance workers, teachers, an auto business operator, and a real estate broker. Forsberg said no appointments will be made soon as discussions slow. The previous panel dissolved after resignations and leaders withdrew amid a dispute over advisory versus independent powers. Veys will contact groups through January 1 to shape the commission’s form and duties and ensure a true cross section of Omaha women.
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Omaha
UPI
Terry Forsberg
Omaha School Board
Forsberg
Veys
Brezhnev skips paragraphs in televised speech
Moscow reports Brezhnev inadvertently skipped two paragraphs during a nine minute address. Unofficial Soviet sources say the words urging a halt in nuclear weapons production and gradual stockpile reduction were intended for the record and would be carried by Tass. The full speech would stand for the record, officials say.
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Moscow
UPI
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Tass
Unes Brezhnev
NHTSA probes Ford 2 million cars over shifting to reverse
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warns about possible transmission defects in about 2 million Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln models from 1972 to 1978. Investigations follow 21 owner complaints, 14 injuries, and one fatality in Conrad Montana. Ford officials say no proven defect in 1973 to 1978 transmissions and note a separate parking gear seating issue in 1978 models. No recall ordered pending investigation results.
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UPL
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
Conrad
Mont
John Eckhold
Ford Automotive Safety Director
Yard
NHTSA
Eckhold
Mot
Loyalty Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbus
Loyalty Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbus is set for 10:30 a.m. Sunday November 13 with guest speaker Rev Higley A Swigum from Madison Wis and pastor H M Rathkamap as liturgist. Fred Chittenden will challenge the congregation on future plans while 90 designated inviters will invite members.
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Columbus
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Chittenden
H.M. Rathkamap
Higley A. Swigum
Madison, Wis
Trinity
Raymond Baker
Bill Maybew
Fred Chitenden
Hon Kruse
Dil Blatchford
Bob Theiler
Larry Ness
Lloyd Ahlstrom
Scott
Hulda Barr
Faye Berkheimer
Bernetta Berlin
Myrtle Ho
Children Say They Put Pins In Candy In Self Inflicted Prank
In Omaha two youths admitted placing pins in Halloween treats to gain attention. A 14 year old said he found a pin in a candy bar but confessed he inserted it. A 12 year old girl admitted puncturing her tongue with a pin in taffy to attract parental notice. Police noted a pin traced to a boy who had a neighborhood feud.
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Omaha
UPI
Greg Thompson
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