WIFE THREATENED Extortionists Get Bank Cash in Chicago
A bank president’s wife was held at home while extortionists demanded $150,000. Police and the FBI tracked the suspects at airports and stations to stop their escape as the group received $118,000 in cash in a downtown Chicago street. The lender Lawrence W. Nortrup, president of Hartford Plaza Bank, reported the ransom call.
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Police Meet On Union Rights Here Becomes Heavily Attended
About 40 officers attended the morning session on union rights. The afternoon meeting was closed to newsmen after a majority voted to bar press as union spokesman Wallace described advised rights under Texas Civil Statutes.
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Calley Freed From Stockade As Appeals Continue
Confined to base pending appeals the ex soldier Calley freed from stockade by Nixon leads a quiet life at Fort Benning with pay and restricted movement. The president's action sparked nationwide protests as debates over clemency and justice took center stage across Texas Virginia and California.
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Robbery Attempts Reported in City Theaters and Inns
The evening saw a youth thwart a robbery at the State Theater downtown. Ellison eluded a similar peril to a motor inn night attendant in 1966. Earlier that year two gunmen robbed Jim Swicegood, tied him and shot him in the head, the bullet grazing his skull and hitting his arm. An attendant at a Holiday Inn South was beaten to death in a separate robbery.
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Denmark reports $67 million savings in 1971 budget
The Finance Ministry announced Denmark saved 67 million dollars in the year ending April 30 1971. The report notes about 2700 meetings are held annually at United Nations headquarters.
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Winds Scatter Heat With Cold Front Across West Texas
Weather writer Karen Wright reports a dramatic weather shift as a warm spell collapsed behind a strong cold front. Northerly winds gusting up to 30 mph and colder temperatures fall from 88 to 43 in Lubbock with scattered showers in several Texas towns. Snow warnings stretch into Minnesota and Ohio Valley regions while high pressure brings sun to the East and West.
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Fire Base Six Attack Highlights Vietnam War Toll
Report from Saigon shows 58 Americans killed and 542 wounded in the week, the highest in months. Attacks at Fire Base Six and Fire Base Mary Ann, plus Duc Duc and Lang Co actions near Da Nang, mark intensified fighting as U.S. planes join the effort. Since Jan 1 1961, 44,788 Americans killed and 296,911 wounded in Vietnam.
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Debris on County Road 76 After Fatal Crash Shuts Road
Grabber, a retired farmer and Slaton resident since 1922, died in a crash one mile south of his home. The pickup overturned, landing west of the impact, with Grabber’s body found about a yard from the truck. He was Lubbock County’s 13th traffic fatality this year on South Plains roads. Services pending in Slaton. He is survived by three sons, a daughter, a brother, two sisters, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Mutscher Defends Stock Deals Amid Sharpstown Probe
Mutscher denies insider trading claims and says he bought 25 000 NBL shares in 1969 with combined cost around 520 000 and later sold 7 500 at 20 a share. He claims no profit and a net loss over 250 000 while noting bills would not aid NBL but could affect Sharpstown exposure. House members clash over timing of trades and ties to banking reform bills.
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Burglars Hit Two Businesses and a Home in City
Burglars probed Thursday hitting Duncan Lumber Co at 1123 Fordham St stealing a $60 power saw and about $55 in knives and flashlights. A vending machine at Thrifty Laundry 315 Guava Ave was rifled for an indeterminate amount of change.
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Jurors consider selling story package after life verdict
Juror Larry Sheely proposed a Life magazine deal offering about 200000 dollars after the death verdicts. Tubick says most jurors refused and Life denies making any offer. Tubick criticizes Manson and the female defendants for courtroom outbursts, calling them improper and blaming Manson as the leader of the killings.
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