Three Motorcycle Club Members Arrested In Nailing Of Girl To Tree
Detroit police and Florida authorities arrested three Florida motorcycle club members in an incident where 18 year old Christina Deese was nailed to a tree with spikes in her hands after defying club rules. The suspects, Donald Graves 28, John Wables 24, and Joe Sorsby Jr. 19, waived extradition and were turned over to Palm Beach County Sheriff for aggravated assault and conspiracy charges. Eighteen others were arrested during the raid. six held for harboring a fugitive.
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Congress Actions and Bills Facing Senate and Adjournment
Senate consideration this week aims to advance key bills previously approved by the House including meat inspection, federal pay raises, and postal rate changes. Education funding faces a Southern filibuster risk, while truth-in-lending remains in House Banking. Crime bill remains stalled after extensive Senate amendments.
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Blonde Girl Climbs 300-Foot Towers For Fun And Work
WTOT Charlotte reports 26 year old Bille Angle a slender blonde climbs 300 foot towers near her father’s company site building a 350 foot tower for CHARlotte machineballon. Angle says she has been climbing towers since age three and started for publicity before helping on the job.
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Traffic toll climbs and a fatal Suffolk tractor crash
Suffolk, Virginia, 59 year old George Banks died after a Nov 11 collision with a tractor trailer on U.S. 46 near Suffolk. The Thanksgiving traffic toll across North Carolina rose to 24 the holiday weekend, with 1,550 deaths year to date. The report lists multiple fatalities across cities including Henderson, Lenoir, Blanch, Mount Pleasant, Conover, Hickory, and Wilson, among others, and notes additional incidents and a high weekend death toll.
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Cyprus tensions flare as Greece and Turkey clash over Cyprus plan
Turkish officials avoided saying rejection to Turkeys reaction leaving diplomats hopeful a settlement may be reached while tensions remained very high. The Cyprus crisis stems from Greek and Turkish communities fighting since independence with a 1964 clash killing 27. Gen Grivas blamed by Turkey for violence was recalled as Greece and Turkey mobilized forces. Jet overflights continued for reconnaissance and warning. Cypriot ambassador Rosides warned invasion weekends fixed. UK advised travel curbs. US evacuated 500 dependents from Cyprus as crisis deepened.
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Bethesda Man Named By NASA Deputy for Space Science
Washington AP NASA named Vincent L. Johnson of Bethesda Maryland as deputy associate administrator for space science and applications engineering. He succeeds George H. Hage recently named deputy director for Apollo program engineering.
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Britain Cedes Power in Aden to South Arabian Leader
Britain's dramatic surrender of authority to Kahtan el Shaa bi and the National Liberation Front in Aden signals a new era for South Arabia. Shaabi, backed by local rivals, prepares to govern a 112,000 square mile state as the Union Jack comes down in the Red Sea port. The move ends a century and a half of British involvement in the region.
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Dak To 1967 Battle Details and Aftermath
The Dak To fighting ended after a brutal second phase with American and Vietnamese forces reporting heavy casualties. U S dead reached 285 with 988 wounded and 18 missing. Enemy losses exceeded 1,455, while airstrikes and artillery dominated hill battles including Hill 875 and Hill 1418.
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Gas Station Group Seeks Void of Prize Games
ROANOKE AP The Virginia Gasoline Association plans to petition the state attorney general to declare premium games sponsored by service stations illegal. Executive secretary James W Hizer says retailers pay the game costs and that more dealers joining has made the contests costly. he notes Ohio has declared similar games lotteries.
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