Soviet Bail Granted in U.S. Antiques Case
Buel Ray Wortham Jr, a former U.S. Army officer, was released on $22,222 bail from a Leningrad prison pending appeal of a three year labor camp sentence for stealing an antique statue and illegal currency exchange. Craddock M. Gilmour Jr. was convicted on one count and fined. Wortham will stay at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow until the appeal.
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Soviet Union
Buel Ray Wortham Jr
F. Rozhdestvensky
H. Moen
Wortham
Leningrad
Moscow
North Little Rock
Ark
U.S
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gilmour
United States
Johnson
Europe
Supreme Court of the
Soviet Federated Republic
Tass
Newcomb Mott
Sheffield
Mass
Mott
Murmansk
Fyodr S. Rozhdestvensky
Spring program signups at four city centers this January
City Recreation Department opens signups for spring classes at Maxey Hodges Rodgers and Mae Simmons centers during the last two weeks of January. Programs include playtime, dance, music, crafts, knitting, bridge, and home care. Start week of Feb 6 through late April with new offerings in math for parents, Spanish, fencing, clubs, drama, and open recreation slots.
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City Recreation Department
Maxey
30Th Street
Oxford Avenue
Hodges
41St Street
College Avenue
Rodgers
Amherst St
Mae Simmons
20Th Street
Oak Avenue
City Hall
George Atwood
Tarzan Comic Strip Ends With February Finales
Tarzan will disappear from newspaper comic pages at the end of February as the estate of Edgar Rice Burroughs and United Features fail to renew the contract. The termination follows a mutual agreement due to insufficient syndication income among the estate, the syndicate, and the artist. John Celardo, the artist and writer for 13 years, says he regrets leaving the series. Hulbert Burroughs declined comment on future syndication plans.
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New York
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
United Features Willot
Hulbert Burroughs
Tarzana
Calif
United Features
National Broadcasting Co
John Celardo
Shotgun Accident Kills Mansfield Teenager
In Mansfield a 410 gauge shotgun fired accidentally as two 15 year olds prepared for a crow hunt, killing Robert Lee Wilkinson. Deputy medical examiner Dr Feliks Gwozdz ruled the death accidental. a 15 year old friend loaded the gun while Wilkinson sat nearby.
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Mansfield
Robert Lee Wilkinson
Feliks Gwozdz
Wilkinson
France and Germany Seek New Franco German Cooperation
West German Chancellor Kiesinger wrapped up his visit to France with signs of a mended Franco German relationship. Spokesmen said the 1963 treaty of cooperation would be reactivated in spirit with France pushing German reunification, closer steel cooperation, and joint studies on the Western European technological gap. The two governments agreed to a working group and to monitor U S role in Europe while noting Britain’s possible Common Market bid.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Germany
Gilmour
Wortham
Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry
Moscow
Congress
Paris
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
France
Charles de Gaulle
Kiesinger
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
U.S
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
West Germany
Western Europe
Michel Debre
Franz Joseph Strauss
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Lovington C C Meeting Slated
Lovington Chamber of Commerce announces a special general membership meeting at 7 p m January 24 in Parnell Auditorium. Louisiana humorist Justin Wilson will speak. New officers are elected and new directors named with holdovers listed. A Citizen of the Year award will be presented.
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Lovington
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Pullman
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O.voucu
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Bela Say
Tions
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Simmons
U.S. Koylon Mattresses
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