Kidnap suspect charged in wife of developer case
Jacksonville man Jack Taylor McWilliams, 39, was formally charged after being arrested for abducting the wife of a wealthy developer and leaving her tied to a post without food for four days. Sheri Jatia was rescued Sunday morning. The case also notes related charges and investigations, with details on the suspect and accomplices.
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Maxie
Nancy Taylor
Groton
Jacksonville. Fla
Jack Taylor McWilliams
Sheri Jatia
McWilliams
Burton
Jaffa
Jacksonville
Baker County
FBI
Nehrbass
Aubrey E. McWilliams
Richard
Nixon aides face 22 million suit over alleged campaign
Combined News Services reports columnist Jack Anderson filed a 22 million civil damages suit in U.S. District Court Washington accusing former President Nixon and 19 aides of a five-year plan to destroy his credibility and First Amendment rights. The suit names Haldeman Ehrlichman Kissinger Helms Colson Gray Mitchell and others plus a possible CIA role. It alleges surveillance and harassment by the White House unit and cites plans by Liddy and Hunt to murder Anderson with poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chrysler Corp
Justice Department
Chrysler
Dodge
Plymouth
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Jack Anderson
Nixon
Anderson
U.S. District Court
White House
The
Plumbers
CTA
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
United States
H.R.” Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Secetary
Henry Kissinger
Richard Helms
Charles Colson
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Atty
John Mitchell
Mel Torme wins temp custody of children in LA
Singer Mel Torme and estranged wife Janelle Scott were granted temporary joint custody of their two children in Los Angeles. A final ruling is set for December 14. Torme, 51, must continue paying child support for Daisy Ann and James Scott, who will live with him at his Cold Water Canyon home. He remarked he enjoys publicity but stressed children must not become objects of notoriety.
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Mel Torme
Janelle Scott
Los Angeles
Torme
Daisy Annn
James Scott
Miss Scott
Coldwater Canyon
Man claims birth to 1852 makes him oldest citizen
William S. Summitt of Louisville, known as God's chosen one, died after a heart attack at age about 124. His sister-in-law Ana Miller recalled his claim of extreme longevity and his status as one of America’s oldest living citizens, though records were incomplete.
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William S. Summitt
Louisville
Summitt
Spencer County
Ana Miller
Elderly resident dies at 124 remembered presidents
Mrs. Miller recalls a centenarian who died aged 124 still able to walk and converse about the past. He could not see or hear well but spoke of presidents and the first Kentucky Derby and remained deeply religious, a nonsmoker and nondrinker.
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Cem
Aes
U.S
House
Sam Ervin
Charlotte
N.C
Hewis
Ford
Angola
Mozambique
Senate
Congress
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
State Department
William D. Rogers
Rogers
Combined News Services
Fund For Constitutional Government
Michigan
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Stevenson
Daim E. Vihtelic
Mt. Adams
Skamania County
Portland
Vibtelic
Drake Willock Inc
Milwaukee
Ore
William Summitt
Dacron
América
Orion
Caron
Sherwyn
Sun
Spm
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Clark Ave
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