07 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1975
Page
1
United Airlines faces a major walkout by 9600 aviation workers causing cancellations and heavy delays. Negotiations with the IAMAW dragged into the night with a Saturday session deemed crucial. officials warn it could extend, as 200,000 passengers seek alternative flights.
Clinton J. Hill, a 17 year Secret Service veteran who headed the presidential detail, told CBS 60 Minutes he would have fired five tenths of a second faster and possibly saved Kennedy. He said he retired last year with emotional distress from the 1963 assassination and remains convinced Oswald acted alone. He recalled Lyndon Johnson’s late night calls before King’s 1968 memorial service.
Metal detectors and a device claimed to locate human remains were used Saturday in a search for more bodies. Officials planned a second search Sunday. They believe the burials occurred at three different times over months. Gaskins, charged with auto theft and related offenses, is a former resident near the graves. The site lies between Lake City and Dixonville in the Pee Dee tobacco region of South Carolina. No motive is known, but some officers suspect links to an auto theft ring operating in the state.
The report notes Crawford, a bank employee since 1969, as a kidnapping victim in a string of recent abductions around the city. Earlier cases saw large ransoms paid and multiple arrests, with recovered funds and ongoing investigations led by the FBI.
North Vietnam said it will turn over the remains of three U S pilots to their families within days. Vo Van Sung stated there was no trace of about 850 other Americans listed as missing. The meeting with the U S House committee yielded a friendly tone and a path toward normal relations if Washington honors reconstruction aid.
Dickson described disbelief as a tornado destroyed Webster home and scattered furniture while a nearby car crash occurred. Red Cross reported 321 families affected and about 1,900 workers helped in the affected area. A nine months pregnant Tillga woman was treated and released. meteorologists noted sudden formation of storm fields.
Senator Dele and FTC member Hanford were married Saturday night in Washington Cathedral. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Edward L R Elson, was private and contrasted with the couple’s public roles. A reception followed at a downtown private club with invitations to relatives, friends, cabinet officers, and senators. The groom, Delé, 5%, is on the Senate side. the bride, Hanford, 89, has served on the Federal Trade Commission for two years. Best man Robert F. Ellsworth assisted, and bridesmaid Burnell Bunny Hanford attended.
The speech centers on Philippine self reliance in defense and a wary pledge not to seek direct U S troop deployments. It references military aid, the Clark Air Base, Subic Bay, and Colt International, comparing wartime internment to postwar fears, and notes Japanese influence in Hawaii government and society.
Dutch authorities refused to acknowledge political confessions to South Moluccan nationalists who hold 66 hostages. efforts to secure release of four children from the Indonesian consulate failed as the hijacked train case continued. A planned meeting between a nationalist mediator and Indonesia’s political counselor did not materialize.
An AP report states a mother and four children were found shot to death at their Teaneck home. Investigators searched the residence for clues and located two more bodies, with daughters dead in a bedroom. A husband or relative connected to the family faced police scrutiny as the scene is investigated.
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