Flying Granny dies in Holland in mysterious trips
A Cleveland widow, Mrs Sarah Kraswolf, known as Flying Granny, died in a Amsterdam hotel after a string of transatlantic trips with her grandson Mitchell Gelfand and son Leonard Gelfand. The boy and father refused to explain the motive behind the costly crossings, totaling about 160000.
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Cleveland
Atlantic
Mitchell Howard Gelfand
Leonard Gelfand
Sarah Kraswolf
KLM
Lenard Gellin
Amsterdam
Hon
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Implicated aide charged in Speingdicle state records case
William Glen, aide to the late Secretary of State Pau Powell, was charged in Speingdicle Wyoming with tampering of state records. He surrendered with attorney Jack Weiner after being linked to six mysterious boxes of checks and money orders related to license plates and vehicle sales taxes.
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William Glen
Pau Powell Wis
Lamy
Ering
Glenn
Cnn
Sprinfield
Richard Hollis
Sangamon County
Jack Weiner
Four held in Greek plot against premier
Military police in Athens arrest four, including an American student and Lady Amalia Fleming, widow of penicillin discoverer, as they allegedly planned to aid the escape of Alexandros Panagoulis who was condemned for a 1968 assassination attempt on George Papadopoulos. Fleming, 44, was to drive the getaway car. John Skelton, 28, an anarchist, and two Greek associates were named.
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Athens
Greece
Amalia Fleming
George Papadopoulos
Fleming
John Skelton
Alexander Panagoulis
Panagnilis
Athina Psichogintia
Constantine Androutsapou Jos
Marikios Coursouris
Sir Alexander Menning
London
Skelton
Abwfyt
U.S
Global tension and regional conflicts dominate world brief
Multiple reports describe heightened Soviet arms deliveries to Egypt, ongoing Middle East balance concerns, and new U.S. military movements in Vietnam. Separately, Cahill denied U.S. entry, Virginia life policy payments for Vietnam deaths are debated, and Lebanon Egypt discuss federation referenda amid shifts in Egyptian identity and European diplomacy.
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State Department
Nvev
Egypt
Middle East
Hair Policy Sparks Family Dispute At California School
In Sutter Creek California a family clashes with local school policy over long hair for Nick age 3 and Uaye age 9. Parents Bill and Mrs Godman defend their children's right to keep untrimmed hair while the district enforces a grooming rule. The boys were suspended on the first day and sent home with assignments as attorneys join the family.
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Nick Godman
Uaye
Evan
Clarke Gndman
Bill
Godan
Godman
Sutter Creek
Lode
Sacramento
Godian
Godmans
Oro Madre Unified
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