Freed 'Mad Bomber' Metesky plans care for ailing sister
George Metesky, the infamous Mad Bomber, left Creedmoor State Hospital after 17 years in a mental ward. He said he will return to Waterbury, Connecticut, to care for his 75-year-old sister Mae, who is ill, and hinted at writing a book about his case while pursuing possible compensation for his Con Ed injury.
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Senate approves 73.3 billion defense bill amid oil cut to Indochina
The Senate passed a 73.3 billion defense appropriation with an amendment cutting off daily fuel shipments to South Vietnam and Cambodia. Norris Cotton led the oil embargo while warning of a possible return of American troops. The bill totals 92.3 billion overall, marking a low share of the budget for defense versus requests.
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