U.S. Fears Spies Eyeing N Warheads
Washington officials consider moving nuclear warheads stored in Western Europe after a German officer was shot and a Turkish diplomat arrested. Interrogation of Nihat Imre aims to gauge Soviet knowledge. NATO logistics chief Hermann Luedke was found dead, heightening security concerns. About 7,200 tactical weapons are stored in Europe.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
Nihat Imre
Brussels
Ankara
Turkey
Imgre
Hermann Luedke
NATO
Congress gridlock limits rat program funding in 1968
A bill added 40 million dollars to fight rats passed but Congress did not vote the 20 million needed to run the 1968 fiscal period. It did approve 20 million for fiscal 1969 starting last July. Actual spending remains uncertain as Budget Bureau reviews agency funds under a broader outlay reduction order.
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Congress
Budget Bureau
Wedding shower and hospital return noted in Bear Lake
Peggy Osborne reports Mrs. Norbert Whitley has returned home from Corry Memorial Hospital. Sunday guests included Jamestown residents. A bridal shower for Darle Ethridge was held at the Berkey home with gifts for the bride elect. Also, baby born to Butch Jointaire family on November 2 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A memorial service for Adolph Hamm set for December 8 at 11 am.
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Peggy Osborne
Norbert Whitley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Henry Koford
Lehman Edwards
Robert Peterson
Camilla Anderson
Howard Beebe
Jamestown
Darle Ethridge
Viviane Denmead
Joanne Berkey
Berkey
Adolph Hamm
360 Cartons Of Smokes Is 359 Too Many
A North Carolinian living in Blairsville, Lenwood H. Tudor, faced charges for illegally possessing 360 cartons of untaxed cigarettes with no Pennsylvania stamps. He was arraigned in Indiana, posted a $1,000 bond, and awaits a hearing as police note a rise in smuggling after a higher state tax.
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Harrisburg
Blairsville
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Indiana
Lenwood H. Tudor
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Homer City
Tudor
Ronald S. Regar
Department
Bureau of Cigarette and Beverage Taxes
Justice Court
General Assembly
First arrests mark major blow against Niagara frontier gambling
Arrests on charges of interstate travel or transportation in aid of racketeering and conspiracy target organized gambling on the Niagara frontier. Each count carries up to five years in prison and a $100,000 fine. Neil J. Welch, Buffalo FBI special agent in charge, calls the actions a major blow to organized gambling. These were the first arrests.
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Neil J. Welch
Buffalo
FBI
Niagara Frontier
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Prairie Dogs Found Dead at Children's Zoo in Vandalism
Officials report a dozen prairie dogs at a children's zoo died in a senseless act of destruction. The animals were in hibernation when dirt blocked air supply, killing them in a place known for vulnerable wildlife.
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Children’s Zoo
Bingnamson
Shinnston High Band Joins Parade Amid Mine Rescue Debate
Mrs. Matish recalls her son should march in the parade as Jim leads the Shinnston High School band. Corcoran defends Mountaineer Group stance on rescue options, insisting the mine will stay open until a justified reason to close exists while avoiding air flow disruption.
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Mountaineer
Guardian Age 16 Strives To Keep Brothers Together
Bruce Westbrook 16, caring for brothers Keith 13 Brian 12 James 10 after trailer fire and parent deaths. He seeks a five to six room home for himself, brothers, and grandmother Mary Broderick 78, while coordinating with Bergen County Welfare and Children Bureau to secure guardianship and housing.
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Lodi
N.J
Guardian
Bruce Westbrook
Bruce
Keith
Brian
James
Mary Broderick
New York City
Robert Westbrook
Children’s Bureau
Bergen County Welfare Office
Actor Lee Tracy Leaves $2 Million Estate to Wife
Los Angeles AP reports actor Lee Tracy died of cancer October 19 at age 70 leaving more than 2 million dollars in property cash stocks and real estate to his wife Helen. The will filed for probate designates charities to receive the remainder after her death.
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Los Angeles
Lee Tracy
Helen
Superior Court
Mike
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