Marine Convicted In Slaying In St Thomas Case
U S Marine David Ray Dyches was found guilty in federal court in Charlotte Amalie of murdering Terry Tinkman, a Mattapoisett waitress, with a heavy lamp base after meeting her and Frank Indelicato in St Thomas. Indelicato, beaten in the same incident, testified nearby. Dyches was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation as sentencing was postponed pending results.
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Hendersonville Times-News Sold to New York Times Co
The Hendersonville Times-News with 13,000 circulation has been sold to the New York Times Co. Terms were not disclosed. Publisher and GM will be George Fain. Mead Parce remains editor. Acquisition to close May 31 with ownership transfer June 1. Times-News becomes Times Co’s 12th paper.
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Ford Maintains Full Schedule Despite Nixon concern
Vice President Ford shows no plan to ease his pace scheduling two Hawaii days of rest with three Pearl Harbor speeches and GOP events. He then travels to Tacoma and New York for four days straight, with stops in Lansing and Boston, continuing a heavy travel cadence.
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North Carolina Agencies File Class Action Suit
A class action suit filed in Wake County Superior Court names Gov. Jim Holshouser and two state secretaries. Plaintiffs include John Leatherwood of Western Carolina Community Action Agency and Sarah Carpenter and Carol Koonce. The suit seeks to block unspecified actions against community action programs. Not all agencies back the filing.
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Japanese Chrysanthemum Inspires National Holiday
The chrysanthemum is deeply cherished in Japan, shaping a national holiday that honors the flower and its cultural significance across the country. The tradition elevates the bloom as a symbol of vitality and longevity, celebrated annually with ceremonies and displays nationwide.
Second Gun Theory Aired At Hearing
In Los Angeles AP says questions about a second gun near Sirhan Sirhan at Kennedy's 1968 assassination resurfaced during an informal hearing led by Baxter Ward. Criminologists claimed bullets showed two guns. prosecutors dispute the theory and oppose refiring the weapon due to bullet handling concerns.
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Candid Camera Creator Funt Reflects on Decades of Pranks
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reports that Allen Funt, creator of Candid Camera, views a long career with humor and balance. He recalls starting with Candid Microphone in 1947, the move to TV in 1949, and ongoing revivals including The New Candid Camera.
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TV Listing Schedule Highlights for Evening Primetime
A rundown of program blocks across channels with hits like The Waltons The Price is Right The Tonight Show and late night fare. Also notes News Weather and entertainment segments including Johnny Carson and ABC Entertainment lineup.
TV Schedule Snapshot With Daytime Lineup Listed
A dense OCR style listing of daily television programming shows times and titles across morning to afternoon blocks. Notable entries include Jeopardy, Password, The Brady Bunch, Hollywood Squares, The Young and the Restless, Gambit, Sesame Street, and Three On A Match among others, with multiple repeats and varied networks and segments.
Television Schedule Listings for Daytime Evening Blocks
A fragmented TV guide page lists multiple daytime and early evening programs across networks. Programs include Days of Our Lives Edge of Night The Doctors General Hospital Another World Match Game One Life to Live and Bonanza among others with a mix of game shows dramas and classic sitcoms.
Evening TV Capsule Highlights From 8 to 11:30 PM
Tonight’s lineup features The Walton family comedy and CHOPPER ONE Ambush at 8. Firehouse Tide of Terror follows. At 9, four half hour films include Friends and Lovers The Boys Jerry and Sonny Boy plus Kung Fu The Tong. Ironside The Last Payment at 12. Streets of San Francisco Commitment at 10. Music Country U S A with Dionne Warwick 11:30 LATE MOVIE Who’s Got the Action.
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