Cardy Chief Target Of Case Prosecutor
In Miami UPI the prosecutor named Candy Messler as the more guilty figure in her millionaire husband Jacques Messier's death while Melvin Lane Powers, her nephew and co defendant, is accused of carrying out the bludgeon incident. The state asserts Candy helped plot the crime to gain his fortune.
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Miami
UPI
Candy Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Canny
Jacques Messier
Arthur E. Huttoe
Messler
Powers
Marines launch New York operation south of Hue
Marines land by helicopter on a southern peninsula near Hue as part of Operation New York. American air units report heavy anti aircraft fire from quad fiftys and 50 caliber guns while Viet Cong supplies are struck along Long Khanh Province. A Vietnamese government force advances from the north in a push toward the sea.
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Navy
South
Viet Nam
Air Force
Long Khanh
Saigon
New York
Hue
North
Russians claim Venus 3 mission reached planet despite failure
Tass reported Venus 3 delivered a pennant with the USSR coat of arms and maintained radio contact during approach. Western scientists question how much data returned before communications ended, while praising the probe’s navigation accuracy and noting unknown atmospheric details.
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Venus
Ussr
Earth
Tass
Edward C. Welsh
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Race Track Deadline Up As Elks Lodge Faces Tax Bill
The Elks lodge pressurized by a $5,000 yearly tax and mortgage seeks to dispose of property. George Maxwell filed a zoning request Jan 17 amid lodge divisions over plans for a five eighths mile track and stables for 800 horses. Citizens oppose horses and the city commissioner urged concrete plans before planning commission.
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Elks Board of Trustees
James Bilbray
Elks
George Maxwell
Commerce al
Ci Y Commission
Robert Robinson
Lodge
Wells
Ed Fountain
Young Slaver Of Girls Must Pay With Life
Charles Schmid Jr. was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death for strangling Gretchen Fritz 17 and Wendy Fritz 13 in Tucson Arizona. The jury of eight women and four men deliberated two hours and forty minutes.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Charles Schmid Jr
Schmid
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy
Space probe Venus landing raises life questions
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI experts debate whether Venus 3’s crash hit cleaned itself of Earth germs. The United States plans Mariner next year to orbit Venus with a camera payload, not land, to avoid cross contamination and preserve Venus as virgin territory.
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Tass
United States
Mars
Russia
U.S. Mariner
Mariner IV
Marner IV
Mariner TV
Moon
Lfe
Mariner
U.S
America
Europe Pushes Kennedy Round Talks With United States
European Common Market ministers in Brussels ordered faster preparatory work for the Kennedy Round trade talks with the United States and other western nations. A two day session focusing on the Kennedy Round was set for later this month. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville said progress hinges on a satisfactory internal farm agreement.
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Brussels
UPI
United States
Maurice Couve de Murville
Johnson urges negotiated peace as Peace Corps chief sworn in
President Johnson declared that total victory in Vietnam is beyond reach and urged a negotiated settlement. He spoke at a White House Peace Corps anniversary ceremony where Jack Hood Vaughn was sworn in as director, succeeding Sargent Shriver. Johnson praised both leaders and reiterated no territorial aims in Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
South Viet Nam
Shriver
Peace Corps
Congress
Vaughn
Housewives in Bournemouth Use Dial-A-Recipe Service
Housewives in Bournemouth now have a telephone based Dial-A-Recipe service that offers a different recipe each day to help them decide what to cook for their husbands. The program aims to provide quick meal ideas and convenience.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Rev Dubay Accented By Synanon
SANTA MONICA Calif UPD Rev William H Dubay suspended priest admitted to Synanon House as religious counselor in rehabilitation center He claims registration as a Democrat and will receive room board and 5 dollars weekly for services
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Dubay
Synanon
Santa Monica
Calif
William H. Dubay
Synanon House
Father Dubay
Socialist Party
Charles Dederich
Archbishop McGucken Mugging Spurs Homicide Probe
Four homicide inspectors chase two men in a fashionable San Francisco residential area after Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken was mugged. The 62 year old prelate was reported progressing very satisfactorily at St Marys Hospital. The incident prompted a major security response and official statements on his condition.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph T. McGucken
St. Mary's Hospital
Senate approves $6 billion tax bill to fund Vietnam War
The Senate Finance Committee approved Johnsons six billion dollar tax measure to provide emergency revenues for the Vietnam War and curb inflation. It rejects four major amendments and aims for a floor vote within days. The plan restores excise levies, updates payroll withholdings, and speeds corporate taxes to raise an extra 1.2 billion this year plus 48 billion next year.
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Washington
Upi
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Copper export controls tighten in Canada amid world squeeze
Canada moved to tighten exports of copper ores and concentrates for the third time citing the need for orderly marketing and domestic supply. Trade Minister Winters announced the measure in Parliament as Ottawa combats rising prices and shortages.
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Ottawa
Canada
Robert Winters
Patman proposes sale of Carson City silver dollars for charity
Wright Patman introduces a bill to sell nearly 3 million Carson City silver dollars at face value to raise funds for the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association. The coins, minted in the late 1880s in Carson City Nevada, would be converted into contributions via coin collectors under a treasury directive. Mrs. Charles W. Bailey of Austin, linked to both charities, inspired the plan.
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Washington
UPI
Wright Patman
D-Texas
Carson City
American Cancer Society
American Heart Asso
Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Texas Democrat
Charles W. Bailey
Austin
Tex
Bailey
Carson City Nev
Death Probe Continues With Shocking Details
Police say the man cannot provide a clear statement and only that Mrs. Beck died around 3 am. Mallory, an unemployed culinary worker, lived in the modest residence where Mrs. Beck was found on a bloodstained couch with bloodstains on the carpet.
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Nick Janise
Beck
Janise
Mallory
Senate and House back Johnson with Viet Nam war funds
The House and Senate approved a 4.8 billion military authorization for Viet Nam, 392 to 1 and 93 to 2 respectively. Morse and Gruening opposed the bill, while Morse and Fulbright led the Tonkin Gulf amendment dissenters. The votes sparked a partisan battle over Viet Nam policy.
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Senate
Johnson
House
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
White House
Asia
Viet Nam
Morse
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Gruening
Fulbright
Juening
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Elbright
Gruenvieg
South Viet Nam
Seven man team probes Gemini 9 crash site
A seven man team under security, led by Alan B Shepard, examined the T38 jet crash area in St Louis as memorials were announced for Gemini 9 twins Elliot M Lee Jr and Charles A Bassett II. Services were planned in Seabrook and Webster Texas with Arlington burial for the fliers.
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Bangkok
Walter Schirra
Frank Borman
Charles A. Bassett II
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Schirra
Borman
St. Louis
Thailand
ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
America
Alan B Shepard
Houston
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D.C
See
Seabrook
Texas Methodist Church
Bassett
Webster, Tex Presbyterian Church
Washington
Lee
Red Secrecy Over Visit Of Nkrumah
Moscow shelters ousted Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah after his arrival from Peking. The Kremlin offers no statements while weighing help for an old ally against Moscow Ghana ties. Nkrumah went to a Lenin Hills mansion and did not reveal plans to return to Ghana to quell the rebellion.
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Nkrumah
Soviet Union
Russia
Ghana
Andrew Gromyko
Lenin Hills
Moscow
Britain to scrap archaic coinage in decimal system shift
London reports Labour government plans to abandon Britain's complex coinage and adopt decimal units with 100 to a pound. Chancellor Callaghan presents the move as part of a broader pre election program including tax relief and easier home loans. He warns costs rise the longer the decision is delayed and hints the new penny or cent unit could debut Feb 1971.
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London
UPI
Britain
James Callaghan
Labor
Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Berzerk Passenger Attacks Stewardess Aboard Jetliner
At Los Angeles International Airport a deranged lone passenger attacked a stewardess and tried to force entry to the cockpit as a Boeing 720 taxied with 59 aboard. Police subdued him after a struggle. one officer was kicked. Gerald Park of Sunnyvale, California, showed signs of LSD use though officials cautioned the drug’s role remains unconfirmed.
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UPI
Stewaress
International Airport
Cers
Gerald Park
Sunnyvale
Calif
Park It County General Hospital
Park
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