Notable figures honored by Golden Slipper Club in Philadelphia
Samuel Dash and David Eisenhower joined twelve others cited for services to America. Also reported: a 31-year-old man survived a 160-foot jump from Sunshine Skyway Bridge then fell from a vacant office in St. Petersburg but survived again. Brezhnev opens a three day visit to Sofia and receives Bulgaria’s Hero of the People's Republic. Norman Cousins named Publisher of the Year by the Magazine Publishers Association in New York. Frederick Forsyth marries Carrie Cunningham in Jesus Pobre
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Woman returns soap after note of apology in Nashville
Ida Valentine of Branton Ohio sent back a bar of soap to the Matador Motor Inn with a handwritten apology claiming the item was picked up by mistake from the wash basin during a motel stay in Nashville. The manager praised the honesty noting other guests have taken more items in past years.
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Four tied to ranger slaying at Point Reyes National Seashore
FBI affidavit says Alan Veale admitted being at the scene when Ranger Kenneth C. Patrick was shot on August 5. Four Mill Valley arrests linked to the case face burglary and stolen property charges. Veale implicates Veronza Bowers and others in the Berkeley and Oakland area robbery wave.
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British warns Soviets over dissident harassment
London report says Sir Alec Douglas-Home urged the Soviet Union to ease pressure on writers scientists and other dissidents assisting the Russian system from within. The message was conveyed to the Soviet ambassador, outlining Western concerns.
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Roosevelt denies charge in Bahamas assassination plot
A convicted stock swindler testified before a Senate committee that Elphio t Roosevelt and an associate offered $10 000 to assassinate Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling. Mastriana said he was paid part of the money and described a failed bid to obtain a gambling license for the plot.
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Mullin sentenced to life for ten murders
Herbert W. Mullin, 26, formerly voted most likely to succeed, received life terms for two counts of first degree murder and eight counts of second degree murder. The killings spanned three weeks earlier this year and included friends, campers, an elderly man, and a priest. He claimed to kill to prevent disasters. Judge Charles Franich ordered life terms with possible concurrency after appeals.
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Housewife's defrosting candle sparks kitchen blaze
Irene Jones attempted to defrost her refrigerator with a candle on Tuesday. The flame ignited plastic fittings and the fire spread through the kitchen, prompting a fire brigade response.
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Town foils bandit in Clare Michigan
In Clare Michigan a would be robber confronted clerk Charles Clark at Clark's Drugstore before fleeing to a gas station where attendant David Lloyd was held up and money stuffed into a deposit bag. Julian Lee Amos, 30, Beavertown, was captured by police and held for preliminary examination.
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Milk price set to rise statewide this year
Sacramento reports a likely statewide rise in milk prices, the third this year and second since August. Officials cite higher dairy feed costs, including alfalfa up to 10.4 dollars per ton, and a public hearing on October 4 to adjust raw milk prices.
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