Notable honors and incidents across nations and states
Samuel Dash and David Eisenhower were honored by Philadelphia's Golden Slipper Club for service to America. A 2 year-old who survived a leap from the Sunshine Skyway Bridge jumped from a downtown building in St. Petersburg, injuring a man. Brezhnev opened a visit to Moscow’s Warsaw Pact ally and received Bulgaria’s Hero of the People's Republic. Norman Cousins named Publisher of the Year by the Magazine Publishers Association. Frederick Forsyth married Carrie Cunningham in Jesus Podre, Spain.
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Jeb
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David Eisenhower
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Golden Slipper Club
Philadelphia
Dash
Eisenhower
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
America
Sunshine Skyway Bridge
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas A. Warns
Norman Cousins
Jeff
Saturday Review
Magazine Publishers Association
New York
Cousins
Time
Esquire
Reader's Digest
the Atlantic
The
Frederick Forsyth
Jesus Podre
Spain
Carrie Cunningham
Belfast
Woman returns stolen soap with apology note at Nashville motel
Ida Valentine of Lorain Ohio mailed back a bar of soap to the Matador Motor Inn in Nashville after claiming she found it in her purse and meant no theft. She sent 25 cents postage to cover the soap’s cost. Motel manager Bill Maxwell praised her honesty while noting guests have stolen many items this year. In a separate item, Irene Jones defrosting a refrigerator started a fire that gutted her kitchen after a candle ignited plastic fittings.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ohio
Ida Valentine
Lronton
Matador Motor Inn
Mrs. Valentine
Bill
Maxwell
England
UPL
Irene Jones
Aire Brigade
FBI probes 4 in ranger slaying at Point Reyes
FBI affidavit links four Mill Valley arrestees to the killing of Kenneth C. Patrick the first ranger slain in the line of duty near Point Reyes National Seashore. Alan Veale 24 confessed presence at the scene but did not fire the fatal shot. Bail set at 25 thousand per suspect.
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San Francisco
Alan Veale
Berkeley
Mill Valley
Kenneth C. Patrick
Jonathan Z. Shoher
Verona Bowers
Stephanie
Catherine King
FBI
Veale
Patrick
National Park
Douglas-Home urges Soviet relief for dissidents in Britain
Sir Alec Douglas-Home warned the Soviet Union that harassment of dissident intellectuals is harming Britain and other Western nations. He urged Moscow on Tuesday to ease pressure on writers and scientists assisting reform within the Russian system in a message to the Soviet ambassador.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
Soviet Union
Britain
Tary
Roosevelt denies murder-for-hire allegation linked to Mastriana
A convicted stock swindler testified before a Senate subcommittee that Eliott Roosevelt and another alleged gambler offered $106 to kill Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling. Roosevelt called the claim an utter fabrication and a lie, while Mastriana said he was insane to facilitate the plot.
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Washington
Eliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Rowvelt
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis P. Mastriana
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Lynden
Pindling
Michael
New Jersey
Town foils armed robbery in Clare Michigan
In Clare Michigan a would be bandit tied to a gas station hold up fled as police arrived. The suspect Julian Lee Aros 30 Beavertown faces preliminary examination. The incident follows years without an armed robbery in the town. Police reported one gun incident at Clark's Drugstore and another at a nearby service station with $300 deposited.
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Clare
Mich
Michigan
Julian Lee Aros
Beavertown
Clark
Charles Clark
David Lloyd
Craig Clair
Mullin condemned to life for ten murders in Santa Cruz
Herbert W. Mullin, 26, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Charles Pranioh to life imprisonment for two counts of first degree murder and eight counts of second degree murder. He killed three friends, two children, four youths camping in the woods, and a 72-year-old fisherman during a three week period. He confessed to three other killings including a priest in Los Gatos.
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Los Gatos
Mullin
California
Vacaville
Franich
Price of milk rise expected statewide
A California official confirms an imminent statewide milk price increase the third this year and the second since Agus. A public hearing on October 4 aims to adjust raw milk prices processors pay, with any rise passed to shoppers amid federal cost of living rules.
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UCI
Agus
Leroy Walker
Walker
C.B. Christiansen
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