Abductor frees Bay Area businesswoman after ransom
Margaret Edith Louis, wife of T E Louis, president of a San Francisco area firm, was abducted from her home last Tuesday for a $250000 ransom. After three days she was released near a polo field in Golden Gate Park while investigators monitored leads and a pursuit continued for the suspect.
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Calif
UPI
Margaret Edith Louis
T. E. Louis
Irm
San Francisco
Louis
Contra Cosa County
Bay
FBI
Ronald
Financial District
Legion of Honor
Golden Gate Bridge
Sherif’s Department
Golden Gate Park
French Grandfather Receives World's Seventh Heart Transplant
In Paris, Clovis Roblian, 66, received a heart from 23 year old Michel Guppaz in Europe’s first heart transplant. The nine hour operation at La Pitie hospital left Roblian with brain damage but perfect circulation and a normal heartbeat. Guppaz died from prior injuries. transplant pioneer Dr Christiaan Barnard had performed the first in 1967.
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Paris
UPI
Europe
Christian Cabrol
Clovis Roblain
Michel Guppaz
Roblian
Hospital de la Pitie
Guppaz
St. Denis
la Pitie
Roblain
Ike Suffers New Setback Flown To Calif Hospital
President Eisenhower faces a setback with medical flight to California hospital after an earlier cancellation of a scheduled meeting with King Olav V of Norway. Earlier this year he met President Johnson twice, including a January session.
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Calif. Hospital
Olav V of
Norway
Eisenhower
Johnson
Hawaii
Local Labor Boss Faces Slaying Charge
The sheriff's office seeks charges against Hanley and Marathon, who alleges past killings tied to a shakedown on construction jobs. Marathon claims Ralph Alsup, head of the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union, was killed in a contract. He also names a Las Vegas trigger man in Don Wilson's killing. He recalls rides with James Mason Grover in plotting witnesses' elimination.
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Marathon
SUN
Ralph Alsup
Plumbers and Pipefitters Union
San
Alsup
Warm Springs
James Mason Grover
Jimmy Williams
Williams
Paradise Valley
Rockefeller enters GOP race amid national campaign push
Rockefeller plans a nationwide trip beginning in Philadelphia with stops in Washington Iowa Oregon California and New Mexico. He met with Morton and Miller in New York City and aides had favored staying out of the race citing a strong non-candidate position prior to the New Hampshire primary.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Iowa
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Red Room
State Capitol
New Hampshire
Morton
Miller
New York City
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Prirce
NLW Will Select Queen Tonight
NLW programs announce a queen selection tonight as Progress Days events culminate with a large parade Sunday featuring floats bands and riding groups. The 1 30 p m procession starts Pecos Street East Lake Mead Boulevard and proceeds west to Bruce Street with Frank Matthews as parade chairman forecasting a more spectacular event than the past fifteen years.
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Rancho High School Stadium Fund
Pecos St
East Lake Mead Blvd
Lake Mead
Bruce St
Frank Matthews
Nick Stabile Arrested on Gun Charge
Deputies stopping a vehicle yesterday arrested the driver Nicholas A. Stabile 28 of 710 S 4th St for concealed weapons. They seized a submachine gun with a 25 round clip and a 14 inch machete. The weapon muzzle and machete portion were visible under the front seat.
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Nicholas A. Stabile
S. 4Th St
Nasser Predicts Inevitable War With Israel
Cairo President Gamal Abdel Nasser warned that a new Arab Israeli war is unavoidable despite U.N. efforts. He said Israel forces peace by force and refused to negotiate, citing Arab unity failures and a need for mobilization against what he called international Zionism. The remarks came as Jordan’s King Hussein traveled to London amid regional tensions.
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UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
United Nations
Gunnar Jarring
Nasser
Jerusalem
Hussein
Jordan
London
Mideast
Egypt
U.N
Teenager Shot After Entering Dark Room
Store owner Hailey told officers he saw the youth enter an unlit room with a pistol in his left hand. He said he stepped out and fired when two feet from Hailey. Police found a pry bar near the side door after a burglary earlier that night. No charges were filed.
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Hailey
Million March To Polls Today In Massachusetts
Massachusetts voters face primaries as delegates are pledged on first ballots. Kennedy and McCarthy clash for Indiana May 7 while Volpe is projected to win about 80 percent of Massachusetts Republican votes amid write ins for Nixon and Rockefeller.
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Minnesota
Volpe
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
McCarty
Indiana
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Josiah A. Spaulding
AEC Invites Hughes to LV Meeting Over Nevada Blast
James Reeves says Hughes group invited to discuss concerns after 11 months with no reply. AEC reports 19 Nevada residents claim damage from the Pahute Mesa underground test near the hydrogen device blast linked to missile network. few unverifiable, mostly Las Vegas area. Maheu criticizes delay, insists Hughes history proves him right.
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James Reeves
AEC
Reeves
Hughes
Pahute Mesa
United States
Maheu
Nevada
Las Vegas Area
Beatty
Goldfield
Oldest Human Remains Found In Washington
Scientists from Washington State University announced the discovery of the oldest human remains in the Western Hemisphere at the Marmes Rock Shelter site in Southeastern Washington. The charred skull dates 11 000 to 13 000 years ago and was found near the Snake and Palouse rivers, at a site slated to be flooded by the Lower Monumental Dam. The find comes as work continues to study the site before reservoir waters rise in December.
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Washington
UPI
Washington State
Washington State University
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Roald Fryxell
Richard D. Daugherty
Fryxell
Snake
Palouse
Monu
Corps of Engineers
Hemisphere
Marmes Rockshelter
Daugherty
Frederick J. Clark
West German Voters Rally Behind Neo Nazi NPD
West Germany sees the National Democratic Party win 9.8 percent and 12 seats in Baden Württemberg state elections as leftist student riots and the assassination aftermath fuel nationalist sentiment. Government spokesman Diehl links unrest to the NPD surge amid CDU and SPD vote declines.
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Bonn
UPI
National Democratic Party
Maden-Wuerttemberg
West Germany
NPD
Guenter Diehl
Christian Democrats
CDU
Social Democrats
SDD
Adolph von Thadden
Berlin
Rudi “Red
Rudi Dutschke
Adolph Hitler
SPD
Diehl
Willy. Brandt
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Free Democrats
Antipicket Injunction Eases Talks Amid Strike
In Washington a Mobile federal judge dissolved Alabama’s antipicketing injunction against the Communications Workers of America, boosting informal talks to end the coast to coast 13 day strike by 200000 telephone workers. The ruling moot and similar Kentucky action dissolved earlier, while service largely continues.
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Washington
API
Alabama
Mobile
Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
U. S
Daniel H. Thomas
Bell
Western Electric Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell System
CWA
Kentucky
LBJ Cabinet Ordered Out Of Politicking
The White House requires Cabinet members and other high officials to abstain from pre convention Democratic presidential nomination activity. Press Secretary George Christian said Cabinet officers should be part of the presidency and not engage in partisan efforts, to honor the President's directive.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
George Christian
Christian
Fifth death by own action shocks Czech politics
Prague reports the fifth suicide among top public officials since last January as Lt. Gen. Josef Pocepicky, chief Prague police investigator, was found hanged at Marianske Lazne. Other recent deaths include Karolslav Holub, Dr. Josef Sommer, and Dr. Josef Brestansky amid purge trials and political unrest.
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Prague
UPI
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Anastas Mikoyani
CTK
Josef Pocepicky
Marianske Iazne
Bohemia
Karolslav Holub
Kolyn Engineering Works
Josef Sommer
Josef Brestansky
Supreme Court
Government Makes First Silver Melt Violation Arrest
Three El Paso men were arrested at a Tucson area airport with two tons of silver coins and a small smelter. They are charged with melting coins to reclaim silver, marking the first substantial Secret Service prosecution under the new law taking effect last year.
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Tucson, Ariz
UPI
el Paso
Tex
Tucson
U.S. Secret Service
U.S
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