Bank Robbery Suspect Nabbed by FBI in Arizona
FBI arrested William Leroy Maus 28 in Nogales after a $153000 bank robbery tied to vonia Michigan. Accomplice Albert James de Hetre was nabbed in Phoenix. Maus hid $89716 total in a Florida safety box and more than $14000 was found at De Hetre’s home. Maus planned to flee to Mexico but surrendered after border officer recognition.
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Nogales
Ariz
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vonia
Mich
William Leroy Maus
Ivonia
Mexico
FBI
Albert James de Hetre
de Hetre
Phoenix
Ed Boyle
Arizona
Maus
Scottsdale, Ariz
Mays
Boyle
Florida
Rawlins Mayor Reassures After Black Hand Threat
Mayor Sam Tully of Rawlins received a mailed threat from the Black Hand with two coins and death symbol papers. He links the note to a prostitution crackdown and names a former town figure, while FBI probes whether it is real or a hoax.
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Rawlins
Wyo
UPI
Sam Tully
Tully
Windsor, Ont
John W. Hayes
Hayes
Rawlins Street
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Wyoming
Gunung Agung Still Active as Bali Eruptions Continue
Bali's Gunung Agung remains dangerously active after a week of survey by volcanologists. Officials warn residents to stay out of designated danger zones and plan an aerial survey and evacuation map. Bali requests 20 more observation posts and U.S. relief to deliver $1.3 million in medical supplies and food plus 13 tons in aid.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Bali
Gunung Agung
Antara
U.S
Howard Jones
Israeli Security Chief Resigns in Cabinet Rift
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Ben-Gurion disclosed the resignation of the Israeli security services chief amid cabinet disputes over how to handle German scientists working for the United Arab Republic. The chief’s name was kept secret under Israeli practice and a temporary appointee was unnamed.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPD
David Ben-Gurion
United Arab Republic
Ben-Gurion
Moapa Chapel Hosts Indian Tribes Dance Show in Las Vegas
Moapa Muddy River Indian Branch of the LDS Church presents a ceremonial dance night at the Las Vegas Convention Center featuring about 45 Indigenous performers from 20 tribes. Pre-show exhibits run 4 to 7 p.m. at the Thunderbird Hotel pool area. Proceeds fund a Moapa chapel and recreation center. Tickets sold at local outlets begin Thursday.
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Trudy
Tony Purley
Laguna Tribe
Thunderbird Hotel
Las Vegas
Convention Center
LDS Church
Kenneth R. Jensen
Moapa Muddy River Indian Branch
Jensen
Ranch Market
J. C. Penney
Vegas Village
Henderson
Summit Convention Meet Schedules Today in Reno
Local convention officials travel to Reno for a summit on promoting Nevada's multimillion dollar convention business. Washoe County Fair and Recreation tax administrator Gordon Sampson cites mutual benefit for Reno and Las Vegas as the northern meeting gathers mayors from Las Vegas Reno and Sparks, the Fair Board Washoe County Commission Convention Center architects and Reno hotel and gambling club executives.
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Reno
Washoe County
Las Vegas
Reno and Sparks
The
Fair Board
Washoe County Commission
Convention Center
Reno Hotel and Gambling Club
Russians Protests Over Berlin Corridor Flights Persist
U.S. officials say Washington rejected Soviet demands to curb allied air and train traffic through East German corridors to West Berlin. The dispute includes protests over nonlanding flights and Soviet harassment of U S Army guards at the East West border while hundreds of cars waited at Babelsberg.
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United States
West Berlin
West
Marienborn
U.S
Berlin
West Germany
Babelsberg
Death Ends Fight Between May Men
A Chicago magazine salesman was shot to death after an argument with a co worker at the Mayfair Hotel in Baltimore. Kenneth Woods, 22, of Chicago, died on arrival at Mercy Hospital from a .38 caliber bullet wound to the left chest. Police charged no one yet as they investigated the incident involving Woods and another subscription solicitor from Local Readers' Service of Terre Haute, Ind.
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Baltimore
UPI
Chicago
Kenneth Woods
Woods
Mercy Hospital
Mayfair
Wood
Terre Haute
Ind
Free Moviegoers Escape as Lynn Theater Boiler Explodes
In Lynn Massachusetts a boiler exploded in the Capitol Theater basement during a Saturday matinee sending smoke through the building. About 200 cinephiles mostly children fled to safety as the manager and ushers closed the fire curtain and led the audience out without injuries. Firefighters arrived as the last person left and quickly extinguished the blaze despite heavy traffic and a crowd of onlookers.
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Lynn
Mass
UPI
Capitol Theater
Union Street
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Patricia Leblanc
Livonia
U. S
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Income Tax Service
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Deale & West
E. College
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Custom Home Interiors
Moapa
Reno Convention Center
Vice Versa
Morry King & His Violins
Dave Burton
Ernie Stewart
Children’s Capezios
Shoe Tree
She PocTree
Maryland Parkway
Sahara
Parkway Plaza
Fremont St
Nev
Arnold and
Phyllis Christensen
Fry's
Richfield
Goodyea
Fry's Richfield Service
Las Vegas Blvd. North
City Mall
Hwy. 9 North
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