Red Foley dies at 58 former Grand Ole Opry star
Red Foley a pioneering country music star was found dead in a Fort Wayne motel room. Police said death appeared from natural causes with an autopsy planned. Foley known for songs like Peace in the Valley and Tennessee Saturday Night had performed in Fort Wayne days before. He was father in law of Pat Boone and had a long Nashville career including the Grand Ole Opry and Ozark Jubilee.
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Red Foley
Grand Ole Opry
Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Singer
Allen County
Gordon Franke
Foley
Pat Boone
Fort Wayne
Nashville
Tenn
Clyde Julian Foley
Blue Lick
Minnie Pearl
Roy Acuff
Vex Ritter
Gene Autry
The
Opry
Ozark Jubilee
Springfield
Pauline Cox
Eva Overstake
Shirley
Sally Sweet
Internal Revenue Service
FBI frees 7 year old after Chicago kidnapping
Hillard Willis Marks was found unharmed with his abductors in a Southwest Side bungalow. FBI agents arrested Daniel Pieter, Robert Marin, and Ethel Marin on aggravated kidnapping charges. No ransom paid. The family planned a belated birthday party as the boy returned to his parents.
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Liam Marks
Chicago
FBI
UPI
Hillard Willis Marks
Oak Brook
Marlin Johnson
Hillard
William E. Marks
Mary Lou Marks
Judy
Daniel C. Pieter
Robert Steven Marin
Marin
Ethel Marie
Central Boys Court
Hillard Marks
Steven Marin
Ethel
Regents Permit Cleaver Appearance At Berkeley Lecture
The University of California regents voted 10 to 8 to allow Eldridge Cleaver to give one lecture at Berkeley while defeating a full ban urged by Governor Reagan. Reagan warned the move could trigger a legislative probe. crowds clashed in protests but no disturbances occurred. Jesse Unruh was absent.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Board of Regents
University of California
Ronald Reagan
Eldridge Cleaver
Berkeley
Minister of Information
Ucla
Reagan
California
Cleaver
Tommy Manville
Charles Hitch
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
U.S
Regents
Jesse Unruh
State Assembly
Robert Williams
Academic Council At
Williams
New York Optimistic Over School Opening Plan
New York City schools brace for resuming classes as Superintendent Bernard E. Donovan unveils a plan to reassign teachers involved in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville dispute. Mayor Lindsay backs the move while boards seek state approval and neutral observers are assigned to schools.
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New York
UPI
Bernard E. Donovan
Board of Education
Brooklyn Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Donovan
John V. Lindsay
New York City
U.S Plans Unmanned Apollo Flight Skip Ahead of Moon Test
UPI reports the United States will skip an unmanned lunar orbit test for Apollo and proceed to a manned mission. Western observers note Russia’s Zond 5 circled the Moon and could precede a three-cosmonaut lunar voyage. If successful, Apollo 8 or 10 could loop around the Moon by late December with astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
Soviet Union
America
Russia
Earth
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Marine Leap Frogging Operation Scores Win
Marines continue the southward advance below the DMZ to protect allied outposts near Cam Lo Camp Carroll and the Rock Pile. U S forces report heavy caches found, air strikes kill 20 enemy with one American dead and 24 wounded. Bombers drop over two million pounds over North Vietnam as leapfrogging missions commence.
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Dmz
South Vietnam
U.S
Cam Lo
Camp Carroll
Rock Pile
North Vietnam
da Nang
Early Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow
Western Montana faced a major snowstorm yesterday with wind driven snow blocking several passes. The U S Weather Bureau logged a foot of wet snow at Anaconda and 10 inches on Interstate 90 near Butte. Road warnings covered Montana northern Idaho western Wyoming and frost was forecast into Arizona.
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United Press International
Montana
Rocky Mountain States
U. S. Weather Bureau
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
Roger Pass
Mountain Pass
Idaho
Wyoming
Arizona
Rockies
Michigan
Texas
Florida Peninsula
Hijacked Jet Airliner Still Held In Cuba
Miami air traffic controllers noted loss of radio contact with a jet at 9 05 a.m. Only radar identification signal received as plane headed toward Havana. Captain W T Slim Babbitt and crew, all from Miami, aboard the Eastern aircraft.
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Cuba
Miami
W. T. Slim Babbitt
Eastern
W. J. Richardson
J. F. Berg
Mike Barry
Gil Lopez
Woodfin Williams
Sharon Marsh
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Sion
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Johnny and Jack
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Jim Reeves
Grand Oe Opry
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Atty
Louis Garippo
Cook County
DuPage County
OK Militant
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Allen
Tass
Zond V
Jodrell Bank Observatory
England
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Leatherneck
Con Thien
Raymond Wilkinson
Southeast Asia
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