Sinatra May Face Senate Quizzing over Kennedy ties
The Senate intelligence committee may call Frank Sinatra to testify about links among President Kennedy Judith Campbell Exner and mobster Sam Giancana. The panel eyeing Sinatra as witness would probe Kennedy’s knowledge of a Castro assassin plot through Exner and the underworld, but staff doubts new testimony would alter findings.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Sinatra
John F. Kennedy
Judith Campbell
Exner
Sami Giancana
Sinatra
Kennedy
Giancana
John Rosselli
Rosselli
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Senate
Fixner
Judith
Los Angeles Times
Waltham
Mass
Kenneth O’donnell
Dave Powers
Los Angeles
Stabbing And Burning At Moberly Prison
An inmate from St Louis was burned and stabbed during a prison incident at Missouri Training School for Men in Moberly. Leotis Jackson 24 was treated for burns and a back wound, not yet critical, and Larry Downs 20 was burned. A third man was held, and officers seized improvised weapons during the 8 15 a m event in Housing Unit No 1. Jackson serving 12 years for armed robbery car theft and jumping bail. Downs two year sentence for second degree burglary.
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Moberly
St. Louis
Missouri Training School
Leotis Jackson
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Carl White
Jackson
Larry Downs
White
Downs
Missouri Highway Patrol
Randolph County Sheriff's Office
Division of Corrections
Ski Champs Invite Ford to Join Them on Slopes
The 75 member ski team at a New Hampshire boys preparatory school invites President Ford to ski with them. Ford plans to campaign in New Hampshire for the February 24 primary. A campaign spokesman said national manager Howard Callaway forwarded the invitation to Ford. The Hold ernness School is located at Plymouth New Hampshire.
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Plymouth. N.H
New Hampshire
Ford
Holderness School
Howard Callaway
Spain Drafts Rail Workers Into Army
Spain mobilized 200000 railroad workers into the army to avert a nationwide rail strike as stoppages and slowdowns spread from the weekend. King Juan Carlos signed the order, the second such mobilization after mailmen Were drafted last week to end a two day strike amid post Franco unrest. Police freed 55 detainees from a Madrid villa with 22 labor law lawyers among them, while 90 of 120 leftist labor leaders were released from a previous roundup. Riot police patrolled Madrid after clashes over pay demands, amnesty for prisoners, and union rights.
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Madrid
Spain
Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Democratic Junta of Spain
Platform of Convergence
Communist Party
Vicente Cardinal Enrique Y Tarancon
National prep ski champion repeats at White Mountains
The foot of the White Mountains program has won the national prep school ski championships 12 times in 17 years, highlighting a sustained period of dominance and consistent top finishes by the team and coaching staff.
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Foot
White Mountains
Thirteen Chosen For Vo Tech Honors
Thirteen Mexico Area Vocational Technical School students are selected for Who's Who Among Vocational and Technical Students in America. Criteria include excellence in career courses and leadership in civic activities and service to school. Names, occupations, and teachers for each honoree are listed.
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Mexico Area
John McMickle
Carl Biggs
Tammy Reeder
Mexico
Maclean DuBus
Larry Jones
Jerry Dunlap
Terry Hagedorn
Ed Fuhrer
Debbie Johns
Centralia
Anabel Gooch
Tami Bertrand
Viola Halpin
Warren Hale
Pat Beauchamp
Gary Moran
David Stanberry
North Callaway
Bill Morgan
Loveta Smith
Karen Sampson
Mary Jane Smithey
Fire Kills Woman Trying To Call Help
In Wright City a woman, Ella Mae Oliver, 54, burned to death while trying to phone the fire department as an oil heater ignited a stove near it. The couple cared for Oliver’s hospitalized parents at a High Ridge home south of St Louis. Archibald Cox named to head a Massachusetts court reform committee.
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Wright City
Ella Mae Oliver
Warren County
Fred Pope
Perry Personal News continues with community notices
Mrs Carr Woods leads Presbyterian Women Bicentennial discussion and the Least Coin fellowship is led by Mrs George Bailey. A Bible study on Hosea is moderated by guest Mrs B L Fishback. Boy Scouts commissioners meet at Perry Presbyterian Church with Ray Ball, Marty Kocher, Jerry Richardson, and Gordon Campbell present. Don Sherwood of the Perry IOOF reminds residents the lodge rents crutches, hospital beds, walkers, and wheelchairs at no charge. call 565-2855.
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Carr Woods
Harold Woods
George Bailey
B.L. Fishback
BOY Scouts of America
Mark Twain
Perry
The
Presbyterian Church
Ray Ball
Marty Kocher
Hannibal
Jerry Richardson
Ballis County
Gordon Campbell
Don Sherwood
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Probate Judge Dalton Fills In For Turpin in Missouri
ST CHARLES Missouri The St Charles County probate judge David A Dalton has been assigned by the Missouri Supreme Court to take over duties of Judge William M Turpin of Bowling Green who is recovering from heart valve surgery. Dalton joins his brother Circuit Judge Donald Dalton with responsibility for the 11th circuit of Pike Lincoln and St Charles Counties along with a third judge Fred Rush. The probate judge will have charge of Judge Turpins division 1.
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ST. Charles
St. Charles County
David A. Dalton
Missouri Supreme Court
Wiliam M. Turpin
Bowling Green
Dalton
Donald Dalton
Pike
Lincoln
St. Charles Counties
Fred Rush
Turpin
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Boston
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Massachusetts
University of New Hampshire
Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co
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Iowa
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