Fitzgerald Case Inquiry Promised by Justice Dept
The Justice Department will review the Pentagon dismissal of A Ernest Fitzgerald who exposed a two billion dollar CIA plane cost overrun. Assistant Attorney General Will Wilson says the affair has priority and probes possible federal crimes related to interfering with a congressional witness.
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UPI
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A. Ernest Fitzgerald
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Will Wilson
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Thailand
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Defense Department
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William Proxmire
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Wilson
John Mitchell
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Two Border Guards Save Teenager From Mine Injury
In Munich two federal border police troopers risked death to rescue a 17 year old refugee who stepped on a landmine near Mellrichstadt. They crawled into the danger zone and helped him through barbed wire despite prohibition on entering the border fortifications. He bound his bleeding stump with torn clothing as officials called it an extraordinary emergency.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Mellrichstadt
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Farm land values rise to 202.6 billion dollars
The USDA estimates farm land and buildings valued at 202.6 billion dollars as of March 1, up five percent from the previous year. Average land price is 187 dollars per acre with a low of 34 dollars in Wyoming and a high above 900 dollars in New Jersey.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
New Jersey
Youth 14 Fights To Stay Alive After Heroin Overdose
Raymond Hanaszczak, 14, critical in Philadelphia after four heroin doses taken at a New Year’s Eve party. His handyman father died by suicide in a police station cell in August, leaving the family grief and concern as Raymond struggles at Olney High after transferring from St Basil’s Elementary.
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Albert Einstein
Theresa Henaszczak
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St Basil's
Olney High
St. Basile’s
185 GI Deserters Living In Sweden
Defense Department corrected its record to 185 deserters in Sweden, not 8 5. A spokesman called the earlier listing an administrative error. Seventy deserters have returned, totaling 255 GIs who deserted to Sweden. Canada holds 576 deserters, Mexico 88, and overall 1,403 GIs have deserted since July 1, 1966.
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Scarlett Musical Remix Debuts in Tokyo Blending Cultures
Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind becomes Scarlett a nine scene Japanese musical produced by Tokyo and Broadway collaborators. Harold Rome supplies the score while Joe Layton directs and choreographs with sets by David Hays. If it succeeds in Tokyo, Americans hope to bring it to New York.
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Miss Mitchell
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David Hays
Japan
Scarlett
New York
Chicago Seven riot trial defense blasts judge as travesty
David Dellinger denounces U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman as biased and railroaded during the riot conspiracy trial in Chicago. The remark comes amid a heated exchange with prosecutors and defense counsel William Kunstler as the jury hears evidence.
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UPI
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Julius J. Hoffman
Dellinger
William M. Kunstler
Cairo's Police Chief Resigns
William Petersen, police chief of Cairo Illinois, resigns amid accusations that elected officials and judges have deserted law abiding citizens. He says he must provide safe escort for militants to parade in Cairo weekends, noting he had been reappointed after a previous resignation when the mayor quit.
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UPI
William Petersen
Illinois
Petersen
Malaria Rate Falls Sharply in Guatemala City
Health authorities report malaria incidence dropped from 20 percent in 1958 to under 2 percent currently in Guatemala City through sustained control efforts and public health measures.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Obituaries for Rowley Morgan Daubert in Las Vegas area
Leo Francis Rowley of Las Vegas died in a local hospital at age 60. He served in World War I and is survived by three children and two grandchildren. service and burial will be in Omaha with church services in Las Vegas. Donations asked to cancer or Emphysema funds. Carrie Alice Morgan died at 76 after long Las Vegas residence. services set in St. Christopher’s Church with burial at Woodlawn and Palm Memorial Park. Henry Daubert, 66, died in Las Vegas after living there a year. funeral at Bunker Brothers Chapel with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. survived by two daughters, one sister, one brother, and grandchildren.
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Primrose Path
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Morgan
Missoula
Mont
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Earl Morgan, Jr
Lucille Platko
Betty Ann Hayes
Ella Chapman
Seattle
Wash
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Ort
Russia
Redstone St
San Francisco
Calif
Dolores Lewin
Genevieve Piper
Abilene
Tex
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Calgary
Edith Slatman Death Notice in Buffalo Area Obit
Edith M. Slatman aged 65 died at a local hospital after residing at 448 Twain Ave She lived three years in Las Vegas born December 25 1904 in New York City NY Survived by three sons Milton Nissen of Canoga Park Calif Harold Norman and Lawrence Norman of Los Angeles Calif three brothers Sol Omel Donald Omel Jack Omel and three sisters Mrs Florence Clark Mrs Edna Lopez and Mrs Rose Kellick Also two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services and burial are pending in Buffalo NY
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Canoga Park
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Lawrence Norman
Los Angeles
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San Jose
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jack Omel
Granada Hills
Florence Clark
Edna Lopez
Rose Kellick
Lake Tahoe
Las Vegas dealer with 20 years service dies in hospital
Elmer L. Denison a Las Vegas casino dealer for two decades died Thursday in a Las Vegas hospital. He was born January 1 1906 in Sherwood North Dakota and resided at 1300 Darmak Drive. He leaves a widow Jeanette two sons Donald L and Darryl D two daughters Darla K and Debra E two brothers Kenneth W and Rin aldo two sisters Hazel Barnes and Jean Nielson and four grandchildren Rosary is set for 7 30 p m Sunday at Palm Chapel with Requiem Mass to follow.
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Darmak Drive
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N.D
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Darryl D
Darla K
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Rinaldo
Lapline
Ore
Hazel Barnes
White Fish
Mont
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Shelby, Mont
Palm Chapel
Graveside rites for Henry Riesen in Memory Garden
Graveside services will be held for Henry Riesen 84 at 10 am Tuesday in Memory Garden. Riesen longtime Las Vegas resident born April 21 1885 in Beat Rice Nebraska was a farmer before retiring. He is survived by daughter Anna Syphus Las Vegas two sons Paul Stockton California and John Reno one sister Gertrude Abrahams Lake Charles Louisiana and 13 grandchildren.
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Lewis St
Riesen
Las Vegas
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Neb
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Paul
Stockton
Calif
John
Reno
Gertrude Abrahams
Lake Charles
Funeral services for Fred F Fitzsimmons
Funeral services for Fred F Fitzsimmons who died at his home will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Bunker Gas Blvd. Fitzsimmons had resided in Las Vegas for several years and lived at 201 East Utah. He was born May 22, 1909 in Chicago IL and was a World War II veteran.
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Las Vegas Blvd
Fitzsimmons
Las Vegas
Utah
Chicago
Obituary: Mabel Flora Carpenter Dies in Las Vegas Center
Las Vegas resident Mabel Flora Carpenter died Thursday at a local convalescent center after 245 years in the city. She lived at 2786 N Las Vegas Blvd and is survived by three daughters Mary Shaw Dorothy M Snelson and Florence Kimball and one son Donald Carpenter with 25 grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 3 pm Monday at Bunker Brothers Chapel 925 N Las Vegas Blvd with a Salt Lake City service before burial in Salt Lake City Cemetery.
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Mabel Flora Carpenter
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Blvd
Bunker Brothers
Salt Lake City
A A A membership to soar to 25 million by 1980
In Chicago the American Automobile Association projects membership will rise from 12 million to 25 million by 1980, signaling major expansion. The plan outlines aggressive outreach and service growth to attract new motorists nationwide.
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Chicago
American Automobile Association
Record fair in Zagreb hosts thousands of exhibitors
More than 6,000 exhibitors from 47 countries across all continents participated in a recent Zagreb fair in Yugoslavia, drawing broad international participation and showcasing a wide range of exhibits.
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Yugoslavia
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