Gun Deaths Of Officers Described
Indiana trooper describes the Saturday gunfight in St. John that left Town Marshal James Larimar and State Trooper John Streu dead. Suspect John Lee was wounded. Lonnie Williams was in custody, and Trooper Pete Popplewell Jr. was wounded before more officers arrived. Lee remained in serious condition. no charges filed yet as investigations continue.
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John
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UPI
Indiana
Pete Popplewell Jr
Lake County
St. John
James Larimar
John J. Streu
Streu
Larimar
Lonnie David Williams
Williams
John Robert Lee
Lee
Tree
Popplewell
Marshal Larimar
Joe Kirk
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Dyer
Top Jaycee Of Texas Addresses Banquet at State Meet
The Texas Jaycee District Convention concluded with Malcolm Tallman president of Texas Jaycee delivering the keynote in the Red Raider Inn banquet room. About 450 Jaycees from north and West Texas attended a three day event featuring seminars and recreation. Doug Barnett of El Paso was elected district director. area vice presidents were Keith Anderson Lubbock Robert Isem Levelland and Jerry Stewart Midland. The state convention is planned for April 16 in Amarillo.
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Texas Jaycee
Malcolm Tallman
Red Raider Inn
Texas
Doug Barnett
el Paso
Lubbock
Keith Anderson
Robert Isup
Levelland
Jerry Stewart
Midland
Amarillo
Four Suspects Sought in $500000 Venice Art Theft Recovery
Venice police recovered four paintings valued at over 500000 from Peggy Guggenheim's collection, hidden under a canvas near the Grand Canal. Police chief Salvatore Barba said four persons were involved and fled to Switzerland after the February theft.
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Venice
Italy
Peggy Guggenheim
Grand Canal
Salvatore Barba
Witzerland
Soviet advisers aid Sudanese conflict described in 1960s wording
In a March 1 issue, a news magazine claims about 100 Russians helped the Sudanese government amid fighting labeled as African and Arab tensions. The report notes Soviet advisers and assistance across the province context.
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NEW York
Ime
Ae Arab
Povermenent
Sudan
Vileges
Mine -Magezicle
Torn Provinope
Russian-born Jew gains U.S. citizenship via Soviet exit permits
Leonid Rigerman, a 30-year-old Soviet-born Jew who recently became an American citizen, said the Soviet Union's new exit permits show a regime weakening. He and his American-born mother Esther arrived from Moscow after moving from Brooklyn in 1937, with citizenship recognized by both governments. He notes that during Stalinist times even thinking of leaving was unthinkable.
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New York
Leonid Rigerman
Soviet Union
Stalin
Rigerman
Esther
Brooklyn
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union Allows Rigermans to Emigrate
A man recounts his family’s move from Russia to America as the Soviet government recognizes the Rigerman claim to citizenship. He notes no reprisals against relatives left behind and calls the event a people’s movement rather than an intellectual one.
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Rigerman
Soviet Union
Rigermans
Russia
Soviet Jews Flee Restrictions Highlighted by Rigerman
At Lincoln Square Synagogue Russian émigré Rigerman urged that Jews face state barriers to leaving the Soviet Union, including refusals of character references. He said the only live movement is antis from Russia seeking Israel, while noting Soviet law often bars emigration. He recalled his own first glimpse of the United States aboard a Pan Am jet.
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Lincoln Square
Rigerman
Russia
Israel
United States
Pan- Am
Kennedy Airport
Newstomen
Soviet Union
Loss of Federal Education Funds By States Bemoaned
Atlantic City AP reports Charles Lee of the Emergency Committee for Full Funding of Education blasting Nixon’s 1972 Office of Education budget as “blue sky money” risking up to 80 million in California and 54 million in Texas. The charted cuts include NEA, NDEA, construction grants, and librarian funding, threatening higher education and graduate programs.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Nixon
Office of Education
Charles Lee
California
Texas
Lee
American Association of School Administrators
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
District of Columbia
Alaska
NDEA
National Defense Education Act
Eisenhower
Storm disrupts West Texas school plans and meetings
Severe weather across the Texas Panhandle and South Plains causes school cancellations and plan changes. All Lubbock area schools open except Lambert Kindergarten and those in Canyon and Plainview. Panhandle Pastors conference moves to Lubbock with 10 am sessions. Church meetings rescheduled to March 1 at 10 45 am.
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Texas Panhandle
South Plains
West Texas
Lubbock Area
Lambert
35Th St
West Texas State College
Canyon
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Panhandle
Lubbock
St Paul's Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Home Reopens After Restoration in Amsterdam
The building where Anne Frank wrote her diary before the Nazi discovery has been reopened to visitors following extensive restoration, reviving a key site in Amsterdam for history and memory.
You may still be qualified for burial insurance
You may still be qualified for burial insurance of $1,000 or more. The ad targets those around age 40 to 80 to relieve loved ones from expenses. It promises no medical exam and allows policy cancellation by the holder. Send name address year of birth to Gold Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance.
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Gold Line Legal Reserve
Ilife Insurance
Preparation H touted to shrink hemorrhoidal swelling
Doctors report tests show Preparation H relieves itching and pain in hemorrhoidal tissues without narcotics or anesthesia. The medication, available as ointment or suppository, lubricates and protects inflamed surfaces to ease bowel movements.
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