Foreign aid bill clears House amid Senate clash likely
The House passed a $1.6 billion foreign aid package, the slowest since the Marshall Plan start, with $54.5 million for Nationalist China fighter planes and $50 million for South Korea military aid. It bars assistance to nations trading with Communist China, setting up a Senate floor fight led by Sen. Fulbright.
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Wealthy Nevadan nabbed in attempted wife murder plot
Six week probe leads to the arrest of wealthy Nevada land developer Jack Van Sickle on charges of conspiring to have his wife Beth Joan Van Sickle murdered. He was apprehended in Reno after handing an undercover officer $2,500 in cash as payment for the killing, with a no-bail warrant issued in Stanislaus County. The informant said Van Sickle sought other killings in the divorce case and property settlement.
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Modesta
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Historic Daily Review notice from Hayward California 1897
Fragmentary OCR shows a Daily Review issue from Hayward California with incomplete publisher names The document lists addresses on Winton Avenue and Hayward and references subscriptions with rates and offices in Hayward and nearby centers It appears to be a damaged public notice or masthead page with scattered contact details and circulation terms
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Daily Review
Hayd Souris
William Chilesta
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Manay
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Cell
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Hayford
Californie
Links examined between Tate-LaBianca killings and Scientologist deaths
Police investigate possible ties among the Tate LaBianca slayings and two Scientologist student deaths. Detectives compare overkill patterns and occult links to the Manson group and The Process. Investigators also explore connections to other Los Angeles area murders with similar evidence.
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Calif
Henry Cullum
Earl Deemer
Deemer
London
Nixon seeks to nearly double arts budget to forty million
President Nixon asked Congress to raise federal outlays for arts and humanities to around 40 million, aiming to supplement private and state funds. He cited potential benefits including greater understanding of racial and generation gaps and support for music theater museums writers and humanities research.
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Mental patient may be cried
A 75-year-old woman found by police in a San Francisco hotel awaits extradition to Nevada to face charges of slaying her son-in-law in Las Vegas before Christmas. Dona Edna Whitfred had walked away from the Nevada State Hospital at Sparks in 1961 where she was committed for psychiatric treatment. Nevada authorities will seek her return to determine if she is sane enough to stand trial.
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Nevada
Edna Whitfred
Nevada State Hospital
Sparks
Joseph Michael Gaiden
Las Vegas
Paul Gulas
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