Ambush at Beech Avenue House Ends With Arrest
Roman lay in ambush at a darkened Beech Avenue home and shot at his wife as she opened the door. Police jailed him on suspicion of assault with intent to murder after reinforcing units used a loudspeaker to force him out. A 12 gauge shotgun and shells were seized.
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Roman
Beech Avenue
Fair Park Rowdy
Fair Park
William Bryant Jackson
Jackson
E. 29Th St
Apt. F
Rally Fails As Small Police Support Rally Draws Few
In Chicago a scant 80 supporters gathered at Civic Center for United Patriots International to counter a larger antiwar protest at the Democratic National Convention. The group marched to Grant Park without incident, citing poor turnout and lack of coverage for the rescheduled event.
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Chicago
UPI
United Ratriots International
Civic Center
Michigan Avenue
Grant Park
Harcher
Joseph Vidrine
Patriots
Chicago Park District
Grant Bark
Richard J. Daley
iVidrine
American Communist Party
United Patriots
Reese AFB honors eight air force civilian incentive recipients
The Reese Air Force Base military civilian incentive awards committee approved eight improvement suggestions with three cash awards. Top prize of 25 dollars went to Roy C Walker for a wax formula saving manhours and materials. Other cash awards of 15 dollars each went to Sgt. Michael R Hall for a waste cart on wheels and Thomas E Fullerton for a hydraulic hose storage cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Air Force Base
Roy C. Walker
29Th St
Walker
Michael R. Hall
Thomas E. Fullerton
David Ave
Fullerton
John L. Kreideweis
M. Set
Robert R. Crouthamel
Billy C. Halpain
13Th St
Elizabeth L. Ethridge
Mitchell Blvd
Bertha B., Smith
Belton
Officer At Reese Receives Honor
Second Lt. Patrick C. Badell named Student of the Month in Reese Air Force Base officer training section by Capt. Leslie L. Seymore training officer. Award cites leadership and devotion to duty with Badell active in several Reese AFB off duty activities.
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Patrick C. Badell
Reese Air Force Base
Badell
Leslie L. Seymore
Reese Afb
Pastor in Slaton schedules two Latin revivals
Rev Bruce Parks of the First United Methodist Church Slaton will depart Sept 30 for a 30 day South American mission visiting Argentina for two week long revivals. He joins a 22 member U S mission team traveling in pairs from Buenos Aires to local churches with congregations ranging from 1 000 to 50 members.
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Slaton
Bruce Parks
First United Methodist Church
South America
Argentina
Parks
General Board of Evangelism
General Board of Missions of the United Church
Board of Missions of the
Slaten Church
United States
Buenos Aires
Nine Teens Die in Fireworks Factory Blast at Kumbakonam
An explosion at a fireworks factory in Kumbakonam near Madras kills nine teenagers and injures several others. Local authorities probe the cause as families mourn the incident at the plant site.
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Madras
India
Kumbakonam
Here
New Dallas Fort Worth Airport Plan Sparks Major Buildout
The Regional Airport Board unveiled a 285 million-dollar core plan with total cost around 350 million including interest. Ground could break by November 15 after a 35 million revenue bond sale, with 4 to 5 mini terminals and 18 000 acres to be developed for 8.5 million passengers in 1975 and up to 16 million by 1985.
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Arlington
Regional Airport Board
Tom Sullivan
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Tor
Sullivan
Southwest
Dallas-Fort Worth
Midwest
Irving
Euless
Grapevine
Texas Highways Commission
Love Field
Dallas
Meacham Field
Erik Jonsson
Airport Board
Campus Offices Go To Three City Students
Three Lubbock residents were elected to Wayland College campus offices. Viki Kinard was elected sophomore class president. Wayne Miller won freshman class president. Johnny Beck became junior class vice president and is Chi Omicron chaplain.
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Plainview
Lubbock
Wayland College
Viki Kinard
M. H. Kinard Jr
Route 1
Roosevelt High School
Wayland
Wayne Miller
Herman F. Miller
45Th St
Miller
Coronado High School
Johnny Beck
Byron Beck
Monterey High School
Dallas Baptist College
Chi Omricon
Pope Paul VI Warns Against Slavery of Work
Pope Paul VI urged Catholics not to become slaves to work during his Sunday blessing from St Peter’s Square. He urged balance among work school and sports and reminded the faithful to keep time for spirit and prayer in the busy post vacation season. Monrovia reports Liberian ships will stay away from Aqaba.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Monrovia
Aqaba
Kathmandu Builds Bridges Across Nepal's Valleys
Kathmandu reports a major bridge construction push across Nepal with new spans planned to improve transport links. Local engineers, government agencies, and contractors coordinate to widen regional connectivity and support economic development.
Pastor's Son Found Dead In Cemetery
A 15 year old, Philip Meshew, son of Rev J P Meshew, was found hanged on a tree above Forest Hill Cemetery in Chattanooga. Medical examiner reports sexual assault and torture, with police mobilizing full force and federal observers en route. The victim, a sophomore at Chattanooga City High, had been seen with friends near the cemetery the day before. Detectives had no further developments to release.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Philip Meshew
J. P. Meshew
Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
George Beckman
Hamilton County
Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identification
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Woods Meshew
Chattanooga City High School
Meshew
William Thompson Jr
Meshen
Thompson
Arsenic Found in Lima Water Supply
In Lima Peru arsenic detected in city water. A municipal official denies excessive arsenic while La Prensa calls for investigation. Dr Lui Gazzolo of the University of San Marcos says levels not lethal but may cause stomach upset.
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Lima
Peru
la Prensa
Lui Gazzzolo
University of San Marcos
Transplant meeting backs priority for young patients
Seven transplant surgeons and officials urged that young people in the prime of life be given top transplant priority and supported laws for organ donation cards carried by individuals after death. The two day conference by the American College of Cardiology, closed to newsmen, also addressed who should receive organs when supplies are limited.
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Washington
UPI
American College of Cardiology
Denton A. Cooley
Houston
Adrian ‘Kantrowitz
Brooklyn, N.Y
David M. Hums
Richmond, Va
Donald C. Harrison
Palo Alto
Calif
Shumway
Stanford University
American Bar Association
American Medical Association
Newsmen
Uganda Kabaka Rejects Return Offer
London report: the exiled Uganda Kabaka known as King Freddie rejects a bid to return as private citizen. He distrusts officials who ousted him and dissolved the kingdom two years ago while his family remains split between Uganda and England. He still dreams of reclaiming power as Obote's regime allegedly crumbles.
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London
Uganda
Freddie
England
Milton Obote
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