Robbery suspect surrenders in slaying of two FBI agents
Billie Austin Bryant, 29, an escapee from Lorton Reformatory, turned himself in the attic of an apartment in Washington after a citywide manhunt. He is charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of FBI agents Anthony Palmisano and Edwin Woodriffe, the bureau's first Black agents killed on duty. Bryant was arraigned without bail with a hearing set for January 23.
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Washington
FBI
Billie Austin Bryant
Anthony Palmisano
Edwin Woodriffe
Maryland
Bryant
Federal Lorton Reformatory
Maryland Savings and Loan
Mt. Olive
N.C
Harry Cohen
Robert Ross
Charles M. Monroe
Special Operations Division
Monroe
Sirhan Mistrial Push Delays Kennedy Murder Trial Start
In Los Angeles juror selection for the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial is delayed with defense motions dominating sessions this week. A Monday start is tentatively agreed after a closed session with Judge Herbert V. Walker.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant B. Cooper
Sion
Herbert V. Walker
William A. Goodwin
Los Angeles County
Sirhan
Cooper
Cocounsel Russell B. Parsons
Parsons
Man charged in burning death of German dancer
Robert Langhurst, 25, machinist, was indicted by a grand jury on murder charges in the death of Renata Kaltenmorgen. Authorities say her charred remains were found atop burned tires and a pathologist testified she was burned alive. Trial expected in about two months.
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Prrtsburgh
Robert Langhurst
Renata Kaltenmorgen
Pueblo Probe to Start Next Week
A U S Navy court of inquiry into the Pueblo capture and crew conduct will begin soon after crew debriefings by intelligence experts finish. Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher the skipper started his interviews Monday and 9 other crewmen received the Purple Heart. The court is not a trial and will decide if further action or decorations are warranted with some national security matters kept secret.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
Pueblo
Navy
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Bocher
Re-Elect Auer To Presidency for Authority
At a noontime Phoenix Hotel meeting the Airport Authority re elected Paul Auer to the presidency for 1989. Hubert Vaughn becomes vice president with C Conrad Monroe reelected treasurer and Stewart A Long reelected secretary. Merle J McIntyre resigns and a replacement will be recommended to City Council.
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Phoenix Hotel
Airport Authority
Paul Auer
Hubert Vaughn
Walter Loveland
C. Conrad Monroe
Stewart A. Long
Merle J. McIntyre
Authority
City Council
McIntyre
Who Should Form Dem Policy in Nixon Era
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says Democrats should shape party policy in Congress while in the White House is occupied by Nixon. He questions reviving the Democratic Advisory Council and notes policy will shift to Capitol Hill with strong voices on major issues.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
White House
Congress
Mansfield
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Lyndon 8. Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Lawrence F. O'brien
Nority
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Moonmen Receive Space Medals in White House Ceremony
President Johnson awarded the Apollo 8 crew Air Force Col. Frank Borman Navy Capt. James A. Lovell Jr. and Air Force Lt. Col. Williams A. Anders Distinguished Service Medals of NASA. He praised their historic orbit around the moon and urged unity to solve global problems. The astronauts spoke of awe and hinted at future lunar exploration plans as they prepared for a Congress appearance.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Williams A. Anders
National Aeronautics and Space Administation
Moon
Borman
Lovell
Anders
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Houston
Tex
Space Agency
NASA
Winter Storm Rips Across Northeast With Freezing Cold
A winter storm swept the northeast with snow and freezing rain from Wisconsin to the Middle Atlantic. Bitter cold followed, with zero or below readings from Montana to Minnesota. Widespread travel warnings were issued across 14 states as 4 to 6 inches fell in Wisconsin and five inches in lower Michigan. Cold waves extended from the Dakotas to the Mississippi Valley, with highs plunging and dozens of poles toppled in Colorado after a damaging windstorm in Boulder.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Middle Atlantic
Montana
Minnesota
Towa
North Dakota
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dakotas
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Williston
N.C
Glasgow
Mont
State income tax threat to Corry local taxes and mills
The article warns that a statewide three percent income tax in Pennsylvania could pre empt local taxing power, eliminating Corry’s one percent income tax and forcing a shift of 200 000 yearly revenue into property tax. It would raise total local mills from 47 to about 57 if no law change accompanies the tax.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Pennsylvania program touts smoking education success
Kindergarten through college students are being taught that smoking does not pay. Officials cite reduced cigarette sales and about 10 percent of college students saying they will quit. The program includes educators, psychologists and health staff to convey facts about death rates and morbidity.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Leedham
Pennsylvania Committee On
Leedham
U.S
Surgeon General
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Health Department
Michael E. Flanagan
Division of Health, Physician and Conservation Education
Flanagan
87 Cubans Escape Mass Crossing at Guantanamo Base
An 18 year old Cuban refugee describes 87 companions rushing the Guantanamo Bay base on Monday in what is seen as the Castro regime’s largest mass escape. He recalls guards shooting at prisoners and says about 1,000 have died attempting to cross the fence in the past year. The group arrived in Miami aboard two Navy planes.
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Miami
Fla
Vha
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
U.S. Navy
Three Burned As Cooker Blows Top in Corry Home
A pressure cooker explosion in Corry injured Judy Darrow 20 and Mrs Richard Darrow 21 with first degree burns to the face and arm. They were treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital. Judy’s mother suffered minor facial burns and was not treated.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Judy Darrow
Richard Darrow
Russell Darrow
Judy
Van Stolen With Dealer Plates In Titusville Burglary
Police seek a 1962 van with dealer plates B7337B used in last night burglary of Williams Service Station Titusville. $117 cash stolen from a rear window safe when burglars entered between 10 45 and 11 30 p.m. Station owner away on a wreck call.
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Titusville
Jack Cook
Conry State Police
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Troy Hill
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