Jail Delays Hit Teenage Robbery Suspects In Georgia
In Donalsonville Georgia a 19 year old girl Karen Marie Ellison and 20 year old Kelley Eunice Patton both of Avilla Pa remain jailed for nearly a year awaiting trial on a 145 robbery charge. They were arrested January 4 and confined in Seminole County jail with limited court sessions. Bond was denied for both. The case highlights court delays in rural Seminole County.
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Stripper Tempest Storm Gets One Year Probation
Tempest Storm, famed strip tease artist, received one year probation in US District Court for failing to file a federal income tax return. Judge Charles H. Carr noted her $12,608 1964 income with $2,557 taxes due. other tax violations were dismissed at government request. Former husband Herb Jefferies pleaded guilty to failing to file a return and got two years probation.
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Mysterious boom rattles LA area amid small quakes
An evening boom alarmed Southern California residents as two minor earthquakes followed, with FAA noting no civilian supersonic aircraft in the area while military exercises were underway. Seismologists at Caltech reported two tiny tremors in Pasadena around 10:23 pm, both under magnitude 2.0. Epicenters pending determination.
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Explosions at Pakistani Ammunitions Dump Kill Dense Bangladeshi Area
Nearly 200 believed killed in a series of blasts at an ammunitions dump left by the Pakistan army in Dinajpur District Bangladesh. Barnda Observer and United News of India report 52 bodies recovered and about 300 injured with seven dying in Dinajpur hospitals. The blasts damaged many houses near the dump.
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British troops seize eight after sniper firefight in Belfast raid
British troops halted an ambush by an IRA sniper in Belfast and arrested eight men, including a 17 year old, at a suspected recruitment center in Andersonstown. The sniper fired from a shed. troops returned fire, and the gunman was dragged away by friends. Earlier, a Claymore mine exploded beneath an armored patrol car, with no injuries reported.
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Reagan Defends Nixon Against Conservative Critics
California governor Ronald Reagan, once allied with Nixon, defends the president on national defense, Red China, and wage freezes amid a national conservative leaders forum. Ashbrook and Buckley challenge Nixon’s policies, while Friedman and Mahoney critique or defend the administration’s moves.
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Muskie calls for end to war in New Hampshire bid
Senator Muskie told about 2,000 at the Shearaton Carpenter Hotel rally that the Vietnam War must be ended as fully and quickly as possible. He acknowledged errors on war policy, criticized tax unfairness, and urged higher taxes to fund social needs as he filed for the New Hampshire primary.
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ADA shows wide variance in voting records across parties
The ADA review rates potential Democratic presidential candidates on congressional votes with high marks for many, while several senators and House members receive low or zero ratings. Notable figures include McGovern 96 percent and Humphrey 91 percent, with Mills and McCloskey among Republicans scoring poorly. The Dallas area notes 15 percent of subscribers face possible telephone service changes if current trends persist.
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Student Chastised Over Anthem Sit at Lake Shore High
Benton Harbor Michigan UPI report describes Lake Shore High School principal John Schuster banning Peter Graber from attending all home basketball games for the rest of the season after Graber sat during the national anthem. The action, cited as for his physical well being, drew an ACLU inquiry from Graber’s parents. Schuster warned of legal action if instructions violated.
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UAW edges toward Muskie in presidential favor
The United Auto Workers union signals leaning toward Sen. Edmund Muskie with rank and file sentiment showing early support from the Cincinnati area and the Ohio UAW endorsing Muskie. Internal debate over timing and CAP influence remains as leadership weighs broader Democratic backing.
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Jarring insists on withdrawal from occupied Egyptian land
The Cairo press reports U.N. Middle East envoy Gunnar V. Jarring told Egyptian ambassador Yahya Abdel Kader in Moscow that he cannot resume his peace mission until Israel withdraws from lands captured in the 1967 war. He said no positive reply from Israel to his memorandum prompted the delay.
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