FBI Adds Ruth Eisemann Schier to Most Wanted List
The FBI named Ruth Eisemann Schier the first woman on its 18 year old Most Wanted list. She is linked to the MacKle kidnapping in Decatur Georgia with accomplice Gary Krist. Schier, 26, also goes by Johnson Rarik and George S. Price and is described as armed and dangerous.
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Cush ing Says He Will Not Retire Before 75
73 year old Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston told a WEEI radio show he will not retire this year, despite earlier plans, amid controversy over his remarks on Jacqueline Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis. His secretary Helen Lafferty confirmed the decision.
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Blount Pushes Fast Mail Service At Nixon Era Start
Winton M. Blount a fast moving millionaire and jet pilot leads postmaster general talk with no clear plan. The U S Chamber of Commerce chief promises study of a report urging postal control by a corporation to run the system more like a business. Blount declined to take a stand. Maj Gen Frank E Lowe USAR retired Truman rep in Korea dies at 83. Max Conrad awaits better weather on Adelaide Island to resume his around the world flight toward the South Pole. Gordon P Smith former state finance director and Sacramento meeting with Gov Reagan fuels lieutenant governor speculation.
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Iraqi Army Chief of Staff Retired by Presidential Decree
Radio Baghdad announced in Cairo that Gen. Ibrahim Faisal al Ansari chief of staff of the Iraqi army and four other top officers were retired by presidential decree. There was no immediate indication of further regime action after the July ouster of President Abdel Rahman Aref.
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Bob Hope charity show boosts troops in Vietnam
Bob Hope arrived in the Mekong Delta with 15 000 soldiers awaiting a Christmas show. The comedian joked about Lost in Space as Les Brown’s band and guests performed for the troops. Hope praised the troops morale and energy, saying they seem in good shape this year.
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North Vietnamese unit mauled near Saigon by U S forces
American troops using armor and air support battled a North Vietnamese company about 65 miles north of Saigon for four hours. Government forces captured 80 communists including a Viet Cong platoon. Can Tho regional shelling killed one South Vietnamese soldier and two civilians. Casualties totaled two Americans killed and 27 wounded.
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Saigon Says No Allied Cease Fire Over New Year
South Vietnamese Prime Minister Tran Van Huong announced there would be no Allied cease-fire in South Vietnam during the New Year. Huong spoke after a Saigon ceremony and gave no details. The Viet Cong have declared a three day New Year cease-fire for their troops.
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Red China tests hydrogen bomb to restart nuclear program
Washington reports that Red China detonated a hydrogen bomb in an atmospheric test at Lop Nor, the eighth Chinese nuclear test since 1964. The blast yielded about three megatons of TNT and marked a return to active development after a prior failure, with the test conducted on the Lop Nor range in western China.
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Israel Buys 50 U.S. Phantom Jets
The State Department said the United States would sell Israel 50 F4 Phantom jets for just over 200 million dollars. Spokesman Robert J. McCloskey declined to confirm signing details, while diplomatic sources cited Maj. Gen. Itzhak Rabin as signing for Israel within the last few days. A portion of the price will be advanced as a loan.
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Heavy fighting between Thai forces and Meo tribes in north leaves soldiers dead
In northern Thailand near Tab Berg and Pa Wai villages clashes between Communist led Meo tribesmen and Thai police and army left four soldiers dead and several wounded. At Pa Wai fighters besieged Thai units with 27 tribesmen reported fatally hurt and ongoing hostilities in the area. In India, Venmani sees a mass casualty labor dispute as a fire kills 20 children and 22 adults amid worker unrest and arson.
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Air West sale in jeopardy as dissidents contest tally
National reports that Air West shareholders approved a Hughes offer by about 52 percent of the 3.8 million shares, but 400,000 proxies are challenged as illegal with possible double counting. Final tally awaited. Air West, formed by Bonanza Pacific and West Coast Airlines merger, has posted quarterly losses.
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Birth control boycott proposal shocks Catholic Church
Dr. Jeffrey J. W. Baker told the 135th AAAS meeting that a nationwide boycott of Catholic church collections should redirect funds to birth control information for famine regions. He proposed starting July 27 to coincide with the papal encyclical anniversary on artificial birth control.
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Iranian-born surgeon leads 103rd heart transplant
Dr Hassan Najafi performed a heart transplant in Chicago on Friday, the second such operation in three days and the world's 103rd overall. Recipient Ervin Cramer, 50, was listed in good condition, conscious and not showing tissue rejection.
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Zanuck Breaks Ankle Skiing in Megere France
Movie producer Darryl Zanuck fractured an ankle Friday while skiing at the Alpine resort Megere France authorities reported.
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Reds Claim Ton Son Is Super Cong
Viet Cong guerrilla Ton Hanh Son, 21, is hailed by Hanoi as hero of heroes and an avenging angel. Reports claim he killed 142 American soldiers and 310 South Vietnamese troops, shot down two US warplanes, captured 26 artillery pieces, won 28 decorations, and rose from recruit to company commander in three years.
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