Police Find Kidnap House in Dallas Case
Police locate abandoned house tied to the kidnapping of Alice Amanda Mayhew Dealey, daughter-in-law of the Dallas Morning News president. Ransom paid for her release, and two men Franklin and Woodrow Ransonette are charged with kidnapping and held on $100000 bond each.
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Dallas
UPI
Kide Napers
The
Dallas Morning News
Highland Park
Ed Martin
Alice Amanda Mayhew Dealey
Garland
Martin
Dealey
Franklin Ransonette
Mesquite
Woodrow Ransonette
Sunnyvale
Charles M. Mayhew
Doyal Pinkard
John Favors
Pinkard
Joe Loving
Favors
End War Bill Pledged as Scientists Demand Ceasefire
Rep Edward Koch pledges new end the war legislation as Nixon faces calls from two groups of scientists including Nobel laureates to halt bombing in North Vietnam and push for a ceasefire. The Ad Hoc Committee of concerned Scientists, with 247 AAAS members, condemns the campaign as an outrage against science.
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Congress
Edward I. Koch
D-N.y
Nixon
North Vietnam
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Vietnam
Finks Target Birds in Inauguration Route Spraying Plan
In Washington a father son team of National BIRD Control Laboratories seeks a $13000 contract to spray repellent on trees along the inaugural route to keep starlings away from the presidential procession. The effort aims to ensure dignitaries appear unshadowed by birds.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Frank
Joseph Fink
Finks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
National Bird Control Laboratories, Inc
Skokie
Ill
Puppy
Woman Hurt In Collision On TH 20 Mesquite
A 61 year old Corsicana woman Gwendolyn B Nelson was injured in an automobile truck crash on TH 20 near the northbound exit to SH 635 in Mesquite. The 1971 Chevrolet Impala collided with a 1961 White diesel trailer truck driven by Roy D Wood of Longview after slowing for the exit. Nelson suffered a head injury and abrasions and was transported to Presbyterian Hospital. injuries not considered serious. The truck driver was unharmed.
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Corsicana
Gwendolyn B. Nelson
Mesquite
Nelson
Roy D. Woode
Longview
Chevrolet
Presbyterian Hospital
Managua Earthquake Strain Intensifies Food Shortage
In Managua a Red Cross spokesman warned only 72 hours of food remain for survivors amid global aid. Government says trucks and manpower are the bottleneck to move 50 000 to 60 000 tons from the airport to distribution centers as about 300 000 people are homeless.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Red Cross
Ivan Osorio Peters
Bess Truman Weeps At Harry S. Truman Funeral
In Independence Missouri Bess Truman cries by the flag draped coffin of President Truman as Lt Gen Patrick Cassidy presents the folded flag. Margaret Daniel helps her mother while the nation watches tributes broadcast nationwide. The couple’s lifelong romance began in childhood.
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Fifth Army
Patrick Cassidy
U.S
Harry Truman
Bess Truman
Clifton Daniel
Truman
Truman Library
Independence
Patrick F. Cassidy
Bess
Brief Bombing Pause On New Year In Vietnam
UPI reports Nixon ordered a brief New Year bombing pause in North Vietnam to last about 24 hours, shorter than the 36 hour Christmas halt. Losses include four American planes downed, with 12+ crewmen killed or missing. Hanoi pledged a 24 hour New Year truce. Saigon noted possible changes by political Developments.
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Saigon
U. S
North
American Aircraft Shot Down - Including 15 of the $8 Million B52s and Four U. S
Sai
Gon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Mekong Delta
Hanoi-Haiphong
Burglars Take Kitchen Goods At Local Home
Daylight burglars pried open a screen door and kicked through a wood door at 3413 Hilton to enter the residence of Bobby R. Car. Between 8 a.m. and 2 15 p.m. Tuesday items missing include an electric broiler oven electric waffle grill AM FM radio stereo speaker club aluminum cookware a men's suit and miscellaneous clothing valued at about 320 dollars.
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Bobby R. Carothers
Hilton
Money Missing From Eatery In Town East Mall
Mesquite police investigate the disappearance of $7,460 from the Town East Mall Coney Island Restaurant. Richard G. Peterson, regional manager of International Cafes Inc, says the funds, a week's receipts, were last seen Wednesday at 102 Town East Mall.
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Town East Mall
Richard G. Peterson
Austin
International Cafes, Inc
Coney Island
Joint Funeral for Bus Crash Dead in Austin
Fourteen Austin teens died when a New Mexico bus collided with a cattle truck on a narrow bridge. A joint funeral is planned for the teens, while separate services will honor five others killed. Survivors flew home. officials blamed the bridge and discussed highway-commission reforms.
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Austin
UPS
New Mexico
James Abington
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Avington
Preston Smith
Clovis
N. M
Lubbock
Texa
W. H. Rick Rickerson
Hoyt Pattison
State Highway Commission
Fort Sumner
John Hays
Clovis N. M
Robin Hicks
Ronald E. Hicks
Woodlawn Church
Beverely
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KKLS
Page
Ray Walz
Amarillo
Duane Thomas Osborn
Department of Public Safety
North State Bank
Osborn
Hurst, Tex
Fort Worth
Harold Duncan
Hurst
Bedford
Euless
Gibson’s
Duncan
Los Angeles
William Farr
Vi Murphy
Colorado
UPT Telephoto
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U. S. Army
Luis Bravo
Ft. Hood
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Fernando Valle Lopez
Somoza
Greg Daniel
Chris Daniel
Jeffrey Keith
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