FBI Nominee Johnson Flies Home for Medical Exam
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr Carter nominee for FBI director returned to Montgomery after illness prompted delay of Senate confirmation hearings. He underwent abdominal surgery in August for an aorta aneurysm and may need weeks of rest. Johnson, 58, has served as a U S district judge in Alabama since 1955 and was appointed by Eisenhower. First Lady Roselyn Carter greeted Puerto Rico officials during a reception, vowing to support human rights work.
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Bo Callaway settles libel suit with Colorado paper
Former U S secretary of the Army Bo Callaway reaches an out of court settlement in a 420000 libel suit against the Crested Butte Chronicle. In return editor Myles Arter drops advertising boycott claims against Callaway's Crested Butte Development Corp. The 15 month case stemmed from claims Callaway pressured the Forest Service to expand his ski resort by 2000 acres during Ford era politics.
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Robbery at Sherry-Netherland Hotel Nets $100000
Four masked thieves robbed the Sherry-Netherland Hotel on Fifth Avenue near Central Park at 4 35 am taking cash and valuables from 73 of 100 safe deposit boxes. The raid followed a similar 1974 heist at the same hotel and police call the operation very professional.
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Trains collide in India killing fifty three
A trans Jintia express slammed into a stationary freight train near Allahabad early Monday, killing at least 53 and injuring about 150 as passengers were evacuated from mangled cars. The crash prompted an investigation into signaling errors and led to photos of the dead being posted at stations.
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