Fourth major radical arrested in Philadelphia
Susan Edith Saxe, 26, dubbed the fourth big radical captured in recent weeks, was arrested in downtown Philadelphia by a police officer after being on the FBI Ten Most Wanted List since 1970 for interstate flight to evade prosecution for a Boston officer murder tied to a 1970 bank robbery. Arraignment set in federal court.
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Susan Edith Saxe
FBI
Philadelphia
Miss Saxe
Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
Boston
Kelley
Katherine Ann Power
Karleton Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
Cameron D. Bishop
East Greenwich
R.I
Bishop
Colorado
Jane Alpert
New York City
Miss Alpert
Patricia Swinton
Vermont
Arlene A. Hellman
Brighton
Mass
Robert Valeri
Somerville
William M. Gilday Jr
Amesbury
Stanley R. Bond
Cambridge
Gilday
Massachusetts
Bond
Walpole
Valeri
Oklahoma
Brandeis University
Waltham
Miss Power
National Guard
Newburyport
Bell Federal Savings and Loan Association
Albany
N.Y
Eliot Saxe
Susan
Saxe
Syracuse University
Brandeis
Storms cripple central states and a fatal tornado hits Texas
A spring storm lashed the upper Midwest with blizzard like conditions and a tornado struck Lefors Texas killing a 3-year-old girl. The storm damaged 180 buildings and left about 200 homeless while additional tornadoes and heavy snow affected Nebraska Iowa and Wyoming. The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on April 21 challenging the death penalty.
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Upper Midwest
Southwest
Lefors
Texas Panhandle
Higgins
Elk City
Oklo
Omaha
Neb
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Minnesota
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Iowa
Carroll
Scottsbluff
Lincoln
J.J. Exon
National Guard
Cheyenne
Wyo
Interstate 25
Colorado
Wyoming
Washington
Supreme Court
Jesse Thurman Fowler
North Carolina
Fowler
Ransom Plane Refusal Delays Swap For French Ambassador
A French military transport carrying two Somali nationalists freed from jail to secure the release of Ambassador Jean Gueury landed in Cairo after Yemen refused landing in Aden. The plane had aimed to exchange hostages for a $100000 ransom and faced a sequence of detours via Djibouti and Bosaso.
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Paris
Cairo
Yemen
Jean Gueury
Somalia
Mogadishu
Bosaso
Aden
France
Djibouti
Ifars
Issas
First Lady Betty Ford May Fly to California
Press secretary Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld said Mrs. Ford may travel to Palms Springs for sun while President delays Easter West Coast trip. She recovers from chronic osteoarthritis in neck and back and doctors advise sun exposure for relief. Bradley, 82, progresses after brain bleed surgery at UCLA Medical Center following a February stroke from a head injury.
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Betty Ford
Palms Springs
Calif
West Coast
Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld
Omar N. Bradley
Ucla Medical Center
Bradley
Hillary book skirts Everest summit first question
Sir Edmund Hillary in Nothing Venture Nothing Win says it matters little who reached Everest first. He and Tenzing Norgay, who both reached the summit at 11 30 a m May 29, 1953, insist they achieved the ascent together and that the question is unimportant among climbers.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
London
Everest
Hillary
Tenzing Norgay
Tenzing
Sirdar
James Ramsey Uiman
Beekeeper
Auckland
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Italy
Esort
Santa Maria Maggiore
Domodossola
Switzerland
Harry Truman
Kansas City
Dwight D Eisenhower
West Point
Mamie
Truman
Temple Mishkan Tefila
Newton
Roosevelt
Eissenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Susan Saxe
Trip
New York
Maggie Smith
Liv Ullman
Ellen Burstyn
Diana Rigg
Elizabeth Ashley
Bodyguard
Doll Giese
Home Fashion Square
Garden Court
Atlantic Ave
Long Beache
San Diego
Artesia
Aaron Schultz
Bank Americard
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