Carriers Ordered Home From Asia
The Navy ordered two carriers from Asia back to the United States, the Midway to Alameda in early March and the America at Norfolk in March, cutting roughly 100 attack planes from near Indochina. Four more carriers with about 200 strike planes remain with the 7th Fleet.
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Washington
Navy
U.S
Vietnam
Alameda
Calif
Norfolk
Wayjate
Duces
Indochina
7Th Fleet
Far East
Nixon
North Vietnam
Thailand
Guam
Laos
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Mediterranean
Midway
Third Grandin Defendant Is Bound Over
in Doniphan Missouri the third man charged in the Grandin kidnap extortion triple murder was bound over for trial after a day long preliminary hearing. Dallas R Delay 33 of Valle Mines faces three murder charges in the Jan 17 slaying of banker Robert Kitterman his wife Bertha and their 17 year old daughter Roberta. A witness testified Delay discussed using a radio controlled explosive device to rob a bank. The Kittermans were found shot to death about 90 minutes after Kitterman walked into his bank with a device rigged with dynamite and left with 10850 in a satchel.
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Doniphan
Grandin
Willie Dodd
Dallas R. Delay
Valle Mines
Ripley County
Robert Kitterman
Bertha
Roberta
Lloyd D. Cowin
Jerry W. Rector
van Buren
Ttdl
Delay
Charles Rogers
Kittermans
Kitterman
Five Thousand Dollar Bull Stolen and Recovered
Police quickly solved the theft of a $5,000 fiberglass bull from Sirloin Stockade. Thomas Layne reported the bull stolen overnight. Officer Carl Dawson filed the report while Patrolman Jim Joy found the bull undisturbed on a trailer in a Missouri Western College parking lot.
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St, Joseph, Mo
Thomas Layne
Sirloin Stockade
Carl Dawson
Jim Joy
Missouri Western College
Oxnard Damage Put At Million
Los Angeles AP report says Oxnard suffered the heaviest damage from a Southern California earthquake that jolted about 200 miles of coastline. 13 Edison power circuits were cut, 7,000 customers lost electricity, telephone service paused, and a rock slide blocked the Pacific Coast Highway. Five injured, two with broken legs. city officials estimated losses at about 1 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Oxnard
California
Oxnard-Camarillo
Ventura County
Southern
California Edison
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Palm Springs
Wallace Health Sparks Pension Talk in Alabama Race
Pulitzer winner accuses Gov George Wallace of being physically unable to govern Alabama triggering a health controversy and possible summer push in the legislature to grant a pension while in office. The issue looms over the 1974 gubernatorial race as Wallace, 63, recovers from surgery after paralysis from a 1972 assassination attempt.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Harold E. Martin
Montgomery Advertiser-Alabama Journal
Martin
Laurel
Birmingham
Richard C. Shelby
Tuscaloosa
Bond Outlines Prison Reforms In Missouri
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond laid out steps to upgrade corrections at the Robert F. Kennedy Symposium. He backed minimum local jail standards regular inspections halfway houses work release and expanded probation and parole hiring 10 more probation officers to cut caseloads and noted Jefferson City prison overcrowding. He urged addressing poverty drug abuse unemployment and education to fight crime.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Christopher Bond
Bond
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Jefferson City
Diahann Carroll Weds Las Vegas Man
Actress Diahann Carroll, previously engaged to David Frost, has married Las Vegas businessman Fredden Glusman at his home in a judge officiated ceremony. Carroll, 35, and Glusman, 39, run a clothing shop chain. honeymoon plans remain undisclosed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Diahann Carroll
David Frost
Miss Carroll
Freddee Glusman
Glusman
Fredden
Jefferson City mayor Christy returns to office
Jefferson City Mayor John G. Christy who was hospitalized February 11 with a circulatory ailment attended this week's city council meeting but did not preside. The 75 year old is midway through his third four year term and says he will not run again.
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Jefferson City
John G. Christy
Christy
Bill Extends Liability For Drink Sales In Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports a Missouri bill would hold businesses licensed to sell intoxicating beverages liable in civil actions for injuries caused by intoxicated customers. Introduced by Rep. Donald Gann in the House, the measure adds a licensee responsibility to the statute banning sales to intoxicated or habitual drunkards.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Donald Gann
Rozark
Missouri
Lawmaker outlines dram shop style liability bill
Rep George E Murray described a Missouri Dram Shop style bill allowing an injured party to sue the last business that sold alcohol after a drunk driving incident. The proposal sets liability amounts by a court and caps settlements at 50 percent, with no bar to other criminal actions.
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George E. Murray
Rcteve Coeur
Illinois
Murray
Gann
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Christy Buck
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Ods Pon
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Betty
Parsons Mexico
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Rowe
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