Spy Suspect Rogalsky Tied to Soviet Espionage Claims
Ivan Rogalsky, a Russian-born man living in Jackson Township, is held without bail on espionage charges that could carry the death penalty if convicted. Neighbors and resort employees recall a volatile, boastful outsider who flashed $100 bills, claimed socialism, and reportedly threatened a knife attack at Rova Farms before disappearing from the resort.
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Jackson Township
RCA Corp
Princeton
Rogals
Girfriend
Theresa Phreiier
FBI
Roglasky
Rova Farms
Eugene Alexanderovich
Alexanderovich
Stout-Hearted Volunteers Sought for 13000 Mile Trek
Bill Barriere seeks 20 hardy volunteers for a perilous 13000 mile journey from Point Barrow Alaska to Punta Arenas Chile. Advertisements promise honor if successful and require 15000 dollars in the bank plus jungle and tundra survival training and strong psychological makeup. Barriere, 40, claims thousands applied but few meet his exacting standards.
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Bill Barriere
Point Barrow
Alaska
Punta Arenas
Chile
Barriere
Palm Springs
Rior
Southeast Asia
Oil laden tanker freed after running aground at harbor
The 75,000-ton Panamanian Esso Castellon carrying half a million barrels of crude oil ran aground at the Harbor Island approach in Corpus Christi Texas. Three civilian tugs freed the vessel with minimal spill. No injuries were reported though dock damage occurred and clean up was needed.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
U.S. Coast Guard
Esso Castellon
Exxon
Harbor Island
Egypt quits Arab parley and other world events
Egypt walked out of a Arab foreign ministers meeting in Kiyadh amid Kuwait's threat to halt aid tied to military use. In London, Anthony Eden lay seriously ill from progressing liver failure. In Tokyo, a million gathered to honor Chou En-lai as posters urged Teng Hsiao-ping’s premiership. A British bomb expert was killed in Newtownbutler, Northern Ireland. A Zambian summit backed Rhodesian front guerrillas. A Georgia mother was jailed in a child cruelty case. Sunset bill for federal programs to self destruct after five years was introduced in Congress. Kenneth Axelson eyed as deputy treasury secretary. A Miami hotel strike extended with Beau Rivage addition. A Conrad Hilton fire injured a man and evacuated guests.
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Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Ismail Fahmy
Kuwait
Syria
Jordan
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Wiltshire
Florida
England
Royal Air Force
Washington
Congress
Pew Congress
Edmund
Muskie
D-Me
William V. Roth Jr
Del
Carter
Senate
Gilmore case meeting set in Salt Lake City
A group of opponents of capital punishment plans a Salt Lake City meeting to review Gary Gilmore case. ACLU attorney W Jinks Dabney announced plans but gave few attendance details. Gilmore and ACLU reps exchanged letters over the weekend as he faces execution on January 17 for the Provo motel clerk murder.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
W. Jinks Dabney
Salt Lake
American Civil Liberties Union
Gilmore
ACLU
Provo
Mills Offered Arkansas Development Director Post
Gov. David Pryor said former U S representative Wilbur D Mills received an offer to direct the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission. Pryor praised Mills as having vast knowledge of business and industry and capable of opening doors in the state and nation, though Mills had not yet decided.
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Mills
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
David Pryor
Arkansas
Longet Trial Opens in Aspen After Sabich Death
Nine months after Vladimir Sabich bled to death in a mountain chalet Claudine Longet faces a prosecutor's detailed reopening of the shooting in Aspen Colorado. The trial day marks her first public appearance since she spent the weekend with her husband Andy Williams’s children as she prepares her defense. Charles Weedman said the defense offered rest and recuperation this weekend.
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Claudine Longet
Aspen
Colo
Vladimir
Spider” Sabich
Miss Longet
Andy Williams
Sabich
Charles Weedman
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