Classified Information on Colonel Morgan Released
ANKARA Turkey AP The U S Army kept Col Em inest R Morgan under wraps since his Beirut release and return to Turkey All information about his case remains classified Morgan 43 of Petersburg Indiana was rushed to a secret destination Sunday His wife and children were with him Neighbors say the family left their apartment days ago Morgan was kidnapped June 29 in Beirut during street fighting between leftist Muslims and Christians He was taken from a taxi at the airport as he went to buy magazines The abductors identified themselves as the Revolutionary Socialist Action Group with PLO-GC also blamed The colonel was freed after Lebanese authorities met the captors demand to distribute aid to a Muslim slum district He was checked at the American University hospital in Beirut spoke with Lebanese security officials and U S Ambassador Godley He read a statement to newsmen before leaving Beirut saying his faith and prayers aided his return and recalling appeals from black American organizations. ST LOUIS AP McDonnell Douglas says it has completed design development and testing of modifications to bring DC 10s into compliance with new FAA rules on in flight depressurization The changes rely on extra venting and structural tweaks following the 1974 Turkish Airlines DC-10 crash in Paris that killed 346 Boeing said it will face a difficult but coordinated effort to modify 7478s as required
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Commandant Declares War On Fat Marines
Gen Louis H Wilson the new commandant of the Marine Corps says he is waging war on fat Marines and on officers who tolerate excess weight He warns that any fat Marine is a problem and so is the commanding officer involved The remark comes as Wilson maintains a rigorous running routine two miles daily
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Probe continues in grain export bribery case in New Orleans
U.S. Attorney Gerald Gallinghouse says one phase of the federal probe into the grain exporting industry should end by August 15 while the broader inquiry continues. Twenty indictments have been returned in New Orleans and Houston. A Des Moines Register report claims more indictments involving top officials of four unnamed grain companies are expected soon. Gallinghouse cannot confirm the source or predict grand jury actions.
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Traffic Charges On Robert Kennedy Son
David Kennedy aged 20 son of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy faced charges of reckless driving and missing license and car registration after a 92 mph on Interstate 81 near New Market Virginia. He was held briefly in Shenandoah County jail, issued a summons, and released for a General District Court hearing set July 25.
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Plan for IRA bomb blitz and assassinations uncovered
British police found partly burned IRA Provisional wing documents in Liverpool describing plans to bomb London and English midlands if Northern Ireland cease fire fails. The London Sun alleged plots to shoot judges and policemen. seven officers shot since Christmas were linked. Police also recovered the largest arms cache ever found in Britain. A spate of sectarian killings in Belfast and a deadly checkpoint incident added to six years of Protestant Catholic violence, raising the death toll to 1,251.
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FBI's Top Ten Fugitive Arrest In Hawaii
Richard Dean Holton, 40, once listed among the FBI’s top ten fugitives, surrendered to police on Maui. He was handed to the FBI in Honolulu after a Seattle bank robbery in 1973 and a 1974 Omaha bartender slaying.
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Nixon Weighs Move to New York Near Bronxville
AP reports U.S. News & World Report quotes Nixon associates as saying he is definitely considering moving from California to Bronxville New York. They note possible projects with Robert Abplanaip near Bronxville and mention pressure from Abplanaip and Charles G Rebozo to sell the San Clemente estate to ease finances.
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Ed Ames Stars In Carousel at Muny Opera
Ed Ames stars in a Muny Opera production of Carousel opening July 14 for seven nights at 8:15. Patti Davis, Suellen Estey, Harry Danner, Eileen Schauler, and Robert Darnell co star as the main cast with ticket prices ranging from 4 to 9 dollars and mail orders now being accepted.
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Carousel
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Missouri Democrats Approve Delegates Plan for Convention
Missouri Democrats approve a proportional delegate plan replacing winner take all. Delegates are allocated via township, ward, county and district meetings with 15 percent vote thresholds. Missouri will send 71 delegates, 75 percent from 10 districts and 17 at statewide convention, based on district population and turnout.
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Prince Charles funds youth project for dis advantaged people
The Sunday Telegraph reports Prince Charles has secretly funded and worked on a program to aid youths drifting into crime. The project, to be formally launched as The Prince of Wales Scheme for Disadvantaged Young People, uses his own money.
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Prince Charles
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Wedding Gift Champagne Used At Divorce Party
Los Angeles AP reports a divorce party held 15 months after a wedding as guests gathered for champagne and a best man removing the rings. Ed Smith, 44, and Mari Smith, 24, filed for divorce July 9 with a six month decree timeline.
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Four Killed In Crash On Highway 61
Four people died in a two vehicle crash on U S 61 in eastern Missouri Sunday. Victims include Phyllis Starling 18 of Center Richard Thornsberry 68 of Russellville Arkansas Kenneth Weaver 62 and his wife Grace 59 of West Branch Town Investigators say Damon Starling 17 braked to avoid a pickup and swerved into oncoming traffic. he and his grandparents were hospitalized in Louisiana Missouri Separate accidents earlier in the weekend claimed Danny Bartlett 21 Triplett Mo Dennis Gray 22 Kansas City Kansas and Ruth Hackney 77 Overland Park Kan.
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Realized he was cooperative led to divorce agreement
Ed and Mari worked together to obtain their divorce as she praised his ingenuity and cooperation, reflecting a lasting partnership approach in the dissolution.
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