Army cargo carrier abandons chase through Apache streets
A huge M548 Army cargo carrier from Fort Sill led authorities on a wild chase through Apache early today before crew members ditched the vehicle on a Box Elder Creek bank. Four families evacuated as lawmen pursued two to four armed men, with an M-1 rifle sighted during the pursuit. Fort Sill is investigating missing weapons from the unit.
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U S Ambassador Ledge Meets Peron as Inauguration Near
U S Ambassador John Davis Ledge paid a surprise visit to President-elect Juan D Peron at his suburban residence. It was Perons first public meeting with a U S official in 18 years with reporters barred and no official statement issued. Ledge also earlier visited provisional President Raul Lastiri and may depart before Perons October 12 inauguration.
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Raul Lastiri
Convicted Child Beater Attacked in Comanche County Jail
Montey Mays, 24, convicted Thursday in District Court of beating a 16 month old, was attacked in his cellblock by inmates at about 9 30 p m. He suffered two broken teeth and rib injuries but was not believed seriously hurt. Deputies said two to five inmates took part, naming Steven Mister 18 and Glen Campbell 19. Mister faces armed robbery and barbiturate sale sentences. Campbell faces marijuana with intent to distribute charges.
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Glen Campbell
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Branscom
Agnew Lawyers Subpoena Newsmen In Probe Leak Case
Vice President Spiro Agnew seeks to uncover leaks from prosecutors by subpoenaing reporters from the Washington Star News Washington Post New York Times New York Daily News Time Magazine Newsweek and Stephan Lesher Justice Department correspondent The subpoenas demand sources notes and communications with official sources about the probe The Times and Post vow to fight the move as a First Amendment issue and the court action was authorized by Judge Walter Hoffman to compel appearance in Baltimore officials said the proceedings target leaks and sources at multiple publications
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Post
William Sherman
Washington Star News
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Ronald Sarro
David Kras- Lee Agnew
Violence grips Boston as two youths charged in fisherman's murder
In Dorchester and Roxbury, residents endure fear after a week of violence. A 65 year old fisherman was killed by a mob of 30 to 40 black youths who stoned and stabbed him near a low income housing project. Police report several arrests imminent and officials vow action.
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Roxbury
Set
Charles Deary
Justice Department invites review of Agnew indictment issues
The Justice Department urged the House to consider the constitutional questions if a federal grand jury indicts Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. It outlined the government position on whether an incumbent vice president can be indicted before impeachment proceedings.
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Nixon Administration Plans 2 Billion Rail Loan Guarantee
The Nixon administration will propose a federal guarantee of 2 billion in private rail loans to rebuild U S railroads. It also seeks ICC power limits on serving unprofitable routes and subsidies for continued service, with reforms to freight rates and tax rules.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Congress
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Senate
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Nation's Jobless Rate Unchanged in September
The unemployment rate held at 4.8 percent for September, with teenagers staying in jobs rather than returning to school. Unemployment stayed at 4.3 million while seasonally adjusted data show total employment rising by 700 thousand and the workforce by 750 thousand. Seasonal adjustment explains the apparent rise in employment.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nixon adviser foresees rapid food price rise over six months
Dr. Herbert Stein, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, warned of about 10 percent growth in food prices in the next six months as demand outpaces supplies. He noted inflation may ease by year end and that admin price controls earlier this year may have limited harsher measures.
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Rain Possibility To Linger Here
The forecast indicates a high near 65 today with a lingering rain risk. Tonight's rain chance is about 70 percent and 40 percent again Saturday, per the National Weather Service. The high Thursday reached 62 and the overnight low was 55.
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National Weather Service
Want Ads Circulation and Office Contact
The notice lists the Want Ads phone line 353 0620 for circulation and the office contact at 353 0620. It provides the same number for multiple services and lacksAdditional context or names.
Charges Dropped Against Ex POWs in North Vietnam Case
Army and Navy secretaries dropped mutiny charges against four former Army and Marine enlisted prisoners of war. Named are Sgts Daly, Tome, Riate, and Pvt Elbert, cited for lack of evidence. Riate seeks immediate discharge as legal review ends.
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N.Y
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Grayslake, Ill
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Calif
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Brentwood
San Francisco
Riate
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The
American Civil Liberties Union, S
Rembo
Camp Pendleton
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