Dallas Editor’s Wife Kidnapping Ends With Ransom Pay
The $250,000 ransom in $20 bills was delivered after a tense pursuit involving FBI agents and Dallas area police. Mandy Dealey, abducted near her University Park apartment, was safely released after a day of coordinated calls and pay arrangements. The investigation involved Dallas News figures and the Dealey family, with links to the Times Herald and City authorities.
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Dealeys
Joe Dealey Jr
Mandy
Dealey
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Morning News
News
Jack B. Krueger
The
McKnight
University Park
City of
Dallas
Sunnyvale
the News
Galveston
Dealey Sr
FBI
Washington
Sheriff Jones
Highland Park
University
Lawton Salvation Army Christmas Drive Feeds Families
Local groups and Elks Lodge fund and deliver food checks clothing and toys for area families. The Salvation Army coordinates donations from kettles and stores while schools and residents dress dolls for distribution and provide surplus goods for late recipients.
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Benjamin Davis
Salvation Army
Public Records Complainants List Omaha Area Police Reports
Lawton Police Department public records list complainants and incidents. Names include Mrs Charles Keller 1276 N 57th report lost or stolen credit card and assault in alley near Third Street, Kenneth Burns 2614 Bell theft of bicycle, Nadines Liquor Store 921 S Second armed robbery, Gibson's Discount Store 1017 Sheridan shoplifting, others report burglary vandalism theft and vandalism at residences and stores, with multiple addresses.
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Lawton
Charles Keller
N. 57Th
Bilkatinn Anher
Woodsend
Third Street
Kenneth Burns
Bell
Betty Lovelace
Anadarko
Ovto
Am Hamm
Bobby Ruh
Taft
Gibson
Sheridan
Willie Wright
Jefferson
Bill McNeal
Scott Barrett
Pete
Cuto
Nadines Liquor Store
Vivien Pittman
Cavto
Charges Filed In District Court List Of Defendants
A district court clerk's office list names multiple defendants with charges including speeding driving without a valid license improper stopped position disobeying stop sign and driving left of center Several defendants appear with Fort Sill and Altus as locations and many charges reference open container alcohol and speeding across various streets and towns.
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District Court Clerk's
Thomas Roy Tranter
John Lee Peck
Loyd H. Hampton
Alice Bassey Bole
N. 40Th
James Brent Bollard
Fort Sill
Joseph V. Rogers
Sill
Darrel Wayne Voidez
Richard E. Johnson
Arlington
Larry Wayne Gordon
Lawrence A. Fatler
Peggy Ann Poddycker
J. B. Hill
Salinas
William C. Williams
Shepler
Cameron College
Jimmie Keith Green
Ae Lee Hunt
Glenn
Isom A. Salter Jr
Veidemor Herrera
Elim
Shelby D. Ward
Deniel Les
William D. Cline Jr
Bruce
Ronald J. Beasley
John D. Winters
James M. Hattaway
Richard D. Masters
Jeannie J. Wilson
John William Kemp
Elory Gromoff
William Hawkins
Altus
Jimmie Allen Byers
Dennis C. Levesque
Richard A. Banders
Apache
John R. Lewis
Geronimo
Joe Dean Bessire Jr
Fletcher
Jerry Leo Clowser
Indishoma
Jock Duane Joy
Ida Mae Johnson
Duncan
Ero
Guy Troxeil
John Deniel Young
Harold M. Howry Jr
Sterling
Cache
Hollis C. Anglin
Elwood G. Knoph
Tommy Lee Pevland
Tommy J. Serok
Indishomo
Smoking trends show large quitters offset by new smokers
A public health observation notes that about 1.5 million Americans quit smoking annually, yet new smokers nearly equal that loss, sustaining overall smoking numbers.
Uruguayans survive crash as two men signal for help
Sergio Catalan, four, trudged five hours to a police outpost to report two Uruguayan survivors from a plane crash. Rob ert Canessa Urta and Fernando Parrado Dolgay, identified by the Uruguayan Embassy, were rescued after sending a note by rock across a gorge.
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Sergio Catalan
Catalan
Puente Negro
San Fernando
Uruguyan
Robert Canessa Urta
Fernando Parrado Dolgay
Montevideo
Mercedes Urta de Canessa
Chile
New Report Calls Redesign Of Jobs To Reduce Worker Discontent
A government sponsored study urges overhauling dull repetitive jobs to give workers more say, aiming to boost participation and cut welfare costs. It calls for creating millions of jobs while noting pay ranks low in importance and warning about social impacts of discontent.
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Washington
America
James O'Toole
Bombers Open Large Scale Strikes Over Hanoi Area
U S B 52s drop about 3 000 tons daily in a saturation pattern near population centers while hundreds of fighter bombers join the effort. It marks a major escalation in Indochina with long range bombers used in large numbers against Hanoi for the first time.
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Indochina
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
North Vietnam
Policeman Drug Probe Continues in Shawnee OK
Dist. Atty. John Clifton advances an investigation into a Tecumseh police lieutenant on a drug charge despite a petition from 51 law enforcement officers calling for dismissal. Clifton says the case requires sworn facts and due diligence before a final decision.
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Shawnee, Okla
John Clifton
Tecumseh
Clifton
Government offices observe Monday closure and Sunday deliveries
Quiet news notes indicate the Comanche County Courthouse and city and federal offices will be closed Monday with some building offices shutting early today. Regular services resume Tuesday. Only special deliveries will occur Sunday and Monday.
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Page One
Comanche County
Pentagon disputes Hanoi POW camp raid claims
The Pentagon rejected North Vietnamese allegations of bombing damage to POW camps. Officials said prisoners were in exposed areas with no proof the report was true. The Hanoi broadcast cited four visiting Americans as among those taken to inspect damaged facilities, while 431 Americans are known held.
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U.S
White House
Hanoi
Pentagon
Friedheim
Joan Baez
Telford Taylor
Michael Allen
Barry Romo
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Clint Eastwood
Public Records
Lawton Mattress Co
Pige
Haiphong Harbor
China
West Gore Blvd
Hamilton
Diamond
Warriors Jewelers
Diamond Importers
C” Ave
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