Notable honors and incidents appear in mixed Wire noting
Samuel Dash and David Eisenhower were honored by the Golden Slipper Club in Philadelphia for services to America. A 24 year old who survived a 160 foot leap from the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Florida jumped from a vacant downtown office and survived again, with serious injuries. Brezhnev opened a Warsaw Pact visit in Moscow and Bulgaria gave him its highest order. Norman Cousins named Publisher of the Year by the Magazine Publishers Association. Frederick Forsyth was captured near Jesus Pobre Spain. his bride Carria Cunningham, 26, of Belfast.
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Senate Watergate Committee
David Eisenhower
Nixon
Golden Slipper Club
Philadelphia
Dash
Eisenhower
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
America
Sunshine Skyway Bridge
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas A. Warns
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Norman Cousins
Jelt
Saturday Review
Magazine Publishers Association
New York
Cousins
Time
Esquire
Reader’s Digest
Atlantic Cousing
197L
Frederick Forsyth
Jesus Pobre
Spain
Carria Cunningham
Belfast
Woman Returns Bar of Soap with Apology in Nashville
Ida Valentine of Ironton Ohio mailed back a small soap bar to the Matador Motor Inn after claiming she found it in her purse by mistake. The motel manager said the note and return exemplify honesty amid other thefts like color TVs and towels reported by guests.
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Nashville. Tenn
Tpn
Nashville
Ida Valentifié
Ironton
Ohio
Matador Motor Inn
Maxwell
Housewife’s candle defrost burns kitchen in England
Irene Jones attempted to defrost a refrigerator by lighting a candle in the unit on Tuesday. The flame spread to plastic fittings and caused a fire that destroyed her kitchen, according to a fire brigade spokesman.
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England
Irene Jones
Fire Brigade
FBI probes four in ranger's death at Paint Reyes Seashore
FBI affidavit ties Alan Veale to the scene of ranger Kenneth C. Patrick's death at Paint Reyes National Seashore on Aug 5. Four Mill Valley arrests are under investigation for slaying. individuals named include Jonathan Shohey Veronza Dowés Stephanie and Catherine King. Bail set at 325,000. hearings scheduled in Berkeley.
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Paint Reyes National Seashore
FBI
Alan Veale
Berkeley
Mill Valley
Kenneth C. Patrick
Jonathan Z. Shohey
Veronza Dowéts
Stephanie
Catherine King
Aus
Veale
Mun Court
British Foreign Secretary Warns Soviets Over Harassment
Sir Alec Douglas-Home warned the Soviet Union that harassment of dissident intellectuals harms the USSR and its Western allies. He urged Moscow to ease pressure on writers scientists and others assisting the Russian system from within in a message to the Soviet ambassador.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
Soviet Union
Britain
Tary
Roosevelt denies murder plot charge against him
Roosevelt declines the murder for hire allegations as an utter fabrication. Mastriana testified before the Senate committee that an assassination contract was offered over a gambling license dispute involving Lynden Pindling and Meyer Lansky connections.
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Washington
Eliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis P. Mastriana
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Lynden
Pindling
Michael Melan
McLaney
Meyer Lansky
Mastriana
Federal
Florida
Texa Roosevelt
Lisbon
Portugal
New Jefersoy
Town sees two robberies thwarted by locals in Clare
In Clare Michigan the gunman fled after being challenged by store owner Charles Clark and later by police at a service station. A second attempted hold up involved a deposit bag and a suspect fled, prompting a county inquiry into the incident and related testimonies about political corruption in the Bahamas.
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Julian Des’ Aims
Beavertown
Clark
Charles Clark
Mullin Given Life For Ten Murders In California
Herbert W. Mullin, 26, convicted of ten murder counts including three friends two children four campers and a priest, was sentenced to life in prison by Superior Court Judge Charles Franich. Mullin testified he killed to stop earthquakes and other disasters. The judge ordered life terms for first degree counts and five years to life for eight second degree counts, with concurrency or consecutivity to be decided after appeals. California moves toward a death penalty measure taking effect next January.
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Santa Cruz Upi
Herbert W. Mullin
Mullin
Superior Court
Charles Franich
Los Gatos
California
Varaville
Franivh
Price of milk expected to rise statewide
Sacramento officials confirm another milk price hike as the third this year. Leroy Walker says the department will study adjusting prices with a public hearing set for October 4 to gather evidence. If approved, any increase will pass to consumers, amid higher dairy feed costs and recent regional lifts.
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Sacramento
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Leroy Walker
Moe
Walker
Christensen
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
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