Ex convict charged after bar fire kills 12 in Missouri
In Moberly Missouri an ex convict 36 entered a crowded tavern Friday and sprayed gasoline then threw a lighted match leading to a blast that killed 12 people. Ray Curtis proprietor said Coleman a former offender helped clean up after the fire. Randolph County prosecutor said a list existed of names who could be charged though the law bans loitering by suspects in liquor establishments.
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Moberly
Ray Curtis
Coleman
Clifford Balone
Randolph County
William Edward Cole
Missouri
Curtis
Per- Coleman
40 Survive Air Crash Millionaire Knew Why He Was Not A Nation
A tavern fire in a Randolph Hotel building after an air crash left eight hotel rooms ruined and 21 of 63 aboard reportedly dead. Survivors include Virgil Hill and Charles Buckler who escaped amid flames as a man leaked flammable liquid and ignited it. Among the nine Americans on the passenger list, five survived and Tanya Madison was feared dead.
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Randolph
Vivian McSparren
LeRoy Willis
Fiuay Igi
Paberest
Hong Kong
Tanya Madison
Joe Madi
Hart Quits Shafer's Cabinet
In Taipei a Boeing 727 crashed after a rough approach to Sungshan airport killing two inside the residence. Yoshinori Fuji and Michael Seale helped survivors. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Labor Secretary William J. Hart resigns to return to United Steelworkers, leaving Shafer's cabinet for the second time since 1967.
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Formosa
Fire
Civil Air Transport
Yoshinori Fuji
Algors
Michael
Seale
Spokane
Wash
Sagan
Fujino
Sungshan
Pine Hill
Harrisburg
William J. Hart
Shafer
Hart
United Steelworkers of America
Big
Steel Union
March
Fuji 4
Inno
Western Pennsylvania
Membranes
Commonwealth
Craig Truax
House
Lee A. Donaldson Jr
Firefighters Contain Blaze in Brief Action
The chief said the blaze was under control in five minutes and extinguished in 45. Prosecutor Falzone noted Coleman's long criminal record from age 14, including time at a training school, reformatory, and prison for delinquency, theft, assault, burglary, and forgery. The police chief added Coleman had worked steadily as a laborer for the past two years.
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Falzone
Coleman
Three American Survivors Identified After Taiwan Passenger List
At a Navy hospital in Taipei three American survivors were named. Mrs H Cranmer, wife of a Navy enlisted man, Mrs Peggy Grant, wife of an Air Force major, and J Handon with his wife, thought to be Japanese. Other survivors include Mrs Madison's parents Mr and Mrs A Benton and Mrs G Hicks.
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Navy Hospital
H. Cranmer
U.S. Navy
Taipei
Peggy Grant
U.S. Air Force
J. Handon
Taiwan
Madison
A. &. Benton
Floating Kennel Beatriz Hosts Burton Taylor Pets in London
London AP report says Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton rent Bolivia’s yacht Beatriz to house their four dogs as Britain demands six months quarantine for landings. The Beatriz sails from Calais to anchor at Tower of London pier for two months while Burton shoots Where Eagles Dare.
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London
Richards
Burton
Elizabeth Taylorswatch
Britain
Beatriz
Burtons
Tower of London
Calais
Cuthbert
Bolivia
Patino Fewatte
LCE
Elstree Studios
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Miss Taylor
Serving in Vietnam tax tip sets for 1969 returns
The article outlines tax privileges for Vietnam era servicemen including nontaxable combat pay, nonreporting of pay while hospitalized, and a special joint return option when a wife files for a husband serving in Vietnam. It notes benefits for officers and lists various veterans benefits as non taxable or partially exempt.
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Vietnam
Internal Revenue Service
UCLA Chancellor Murphy to resign over Reagan education policy
Franklin D. Murphy, UCLA chancellor since 1960, will resign by September to join Times Mirror Co. in Los Angeles. His departure adds to a wave of UC officials leaving amid Reagan era education cuts and tuition proposals, drawing praise from the governor and criticism from Democratic leaders.
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Riverside
Calif
Franklin D. Murphy
University of California At
Los Angeles
U of C
Ronald Reagan
Murphy
Jesse M. Unruh
California Assembly
Reagan
Unruh
Roger W. Heyns
Berkeley
Heyns
Edwin W. Pauley
Edmund G. Brown
California
Clark Kerr
University of California
John Galbraith
UC San Diego
Willard C. Fleming
UC Medical Center
San Francisco
UCLA
Times Mirror Co
Norman Chandler
Times Mirror
Los Angeles Times
Teachers May Close Schools In Florida Protest
Florida Education Association officials plan to submit resignations of 35 000 teachers to close 1 800 schools serving 1 500 000 pupils. Gov Claude Kirk returned from California for talks with the FEA after a year long funding dispute. The association of 60 000 teachers scheduled a news conference after today’s meeting.
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Miami, Fla
Florida Education Association
Claude Kirk
Florida
California
The
FEA
Florida Legislature Passes School Spending and Tax Hike
Claims drop association officials announced resignations after a special session. Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers approved 254.5 million for school spending and 350 million in tax increases to fund education. Teachers say only 136 million goes to schools, sparking resignations and mass meetings in Dade County.
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Association
Harrisburg
Daily Times Offers Book on Tax Cutting
The Delaware County Daily Times publishes and highlights a 64 page illustrated tax guide titled Cut Your Own Taxes. Priced 50 cents in office at 18 E 8th St Chester or 530 Baltimore Pike Springfield, or 75 cents by mail using the coupon. Book by Ray De Grane Cleveland Press business editor and IRS award winner for tax reporting.
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Delaware County Daily Times
Daily Times
8Th St
Chester
Baltimore Pike
Springfield
The
Ray de Grane
Cleveland Press
Internal Revenue Service
Amendments On Judiciary Rejected In Pennsylvania Convention
Delegates at the constitutional convention debated a broad court reform plan. The rejected amendments would have abolished the minor judiciary statewide and shifted to municipal and traffic courts, with a local option to choose between community courts or the minor system. A grandfather clause would let current magistrates finish terms. the plan would require locally trained judges if community courts are chosen. The convention aims to finish the judicial article by February 29.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Judiciary Committee
Raymond J. Broderick
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