Turkish envoy slain in Vienna by unknown assailants
Austrian police investigated a noon shooting at the Turkish Embassy in Vienna that killed Danis Tanaligis, 60. Three men fled in a white Mercedes-Benz after firing submachine guns. Turkish diplomats cited six sources naming English speaking Greeks, but police had no independent confirmation. An Armenian Liberation Organization claim note telephoned AP, then cut. The region’s historical context noted.
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Austria
Danis Tanaligis
New York
Armenian Liberation Organization
Associated Press
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Turkey
Iran
Soviet Union
Greece
Cyprus
Mediterranean
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Tunaligil
Istanbul
Milan
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
Rome
Moscow
Jordan
Belgrade
Hague
Escapee caught in West Carthage after jail break
Jasper County Jail escapees sparked a grand jury probe. Richard E Williams 18 of Indianapolis was captured in Van Nuys Los Angeles area and awaits extradition. Jim Dudley 23 of Webb City was nabbed near Joplin. Joel Green 36 of Joplin remains at large. The escape marked a third at the jail in three months.
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Carthage
Jasperounty
van Nuys
Joe Hart
Jasper
Richard E. Williams
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Williams
Jim Dudley
Webb City
Joplin
Joel Green
Awe City
Jasper County Grand Jury
Congressman presses FBI on Ruby ties in Kennedy case
Rep. Don Edwards questions FBI informer links with Ruby and why a Hoover letter about Ruby was not included in the Warren Commission report. He cites an Oswald threatening note destroyed after the murder and says the Ruby matter remains unsettled.
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Washington
House
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Don Edwards
Dcalif
Ruby
Edwards
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Oswald
James Adams
Dallas
Wald
Adams
House Judiciary Subcommittee On Constitutional and Civil Rights
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Lee Rankin
Agency
Commission
Hoover
Rankin
Subcommittee
William C. Sullivan
FBI Intelligence Division
Senate Panel Considers NYC Tax Loan Plan
A Senate Banking Committee proposal would grant New York City six billion dollars in federal loan guarantees for one year but requires a special state tax of about four hundred twenty million dollars. Governor Carey opposes the tax, arguing federal aid should fund any bailout.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
Senate Banking Committee
Hugh Carey
Carey
House Economic Stabilization Subcommittee
Thomas Ashley
Dohio
House
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate Committee
Robert Morgan
D-N.d
Proxmire
New York
Aerial Search For Bank Bandits In Missouri
Authorities resumed an aerial search near Swing Missouri for two men who robbed the Bank of La Belle in broad daylight, escaping with 28000 dollars. A chase left a car wreck on Missouri 6 north of Ewing. the suspects fled on foot. La Belle, a town of about 850 residents, lies 45 miles east of Kirksville. No injuries reported.
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Swing
la Belle
Lewis County
Here
Missouri 6
Ewing
Kirksville
County Fails Blood Quota For 2nd Day
Audrain County fell short of its two day Red Cross Bloodmobile quota by 50 pints as 88 units were collected each day at the United Methodist Church. Eleven first time donors Tuesday and four completing one gallon donations highlighted the drive along with Leila Inlow reaching two gallons. Seventy five donors were eligible the second day with seven directed donations noted. Next visit is January 12 and 13.
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Audrain County
Red Cross
United Methodist Church
Virgil Stull
Donna Folta
Betty J. Maxwell
Bruce Loyd
Leila Inlow
Green Building Dedication At Columbia Cancer Center
The Cancer Research Center at Columbia will dedicate the J M Tom Alston Laboratory and rededicate the A P Green building on Sunday at 2 p m on the center grounds. An open house follows. Attendees include the Tom Alston family, A P and Josephine Green Foundation board members, and National Cancer Institute officials.
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Cancer Research Center At
Columbia
J.M
Tom) Alston
Knights of Columbus Drive Raises 2650 for Mental Retardation
The Knights of Columbus reported a $2650 drive to aid mental retardation treatment, up 30 percent from last year. Half funds a state center as the other half goes to local causes. Mexico and Centralia councils contributed 1400, Montgomery City 800, and Martinsburg 450.
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Knights of Columbus
Mexico and
Centralia
Montgomery City
Martinsburg
Sentenced For Shooting Officer In Reno
Raymond Chunn pleaded guilty to attempted murder of Washoe County deputy Brent Royle after a traffic stop near Reno. Judge Grant Bowen sentenced the 25 year old New York man to 20 years in state prison. Chunn admitted shooting Royle and claimed self defense but conceded the officer’s status. Chunn has FBI warrants for murders in New York City and Missouri.
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Elvin Fredericks
Brent Royle
Royle
Here
FBI
New York City
Missouri
Troops surround Irish kidnapping house in Herrema siege
Heavily armed troops and police besieged a rural Monasterevin home where Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema is held hostage by Irish terrorists. Police said the abductors refused to surrender as a nationwide manhunt continued, with gunfire exchanged and the hostage kept at a upstairs window.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Dublin
Herrema
Dr. Herrema
Limerick
Irish Gvernment
Irish Republican Army
Eddie Gallagher
Gallagher
Gray
White House
Marion Coyle
Northern Ireland
Marlene Coyle
England
Priests Say Quinlan Family Trusted Moral Right To Die
In Morristown New Jersey two Roman Catholic priests testified that Karen Ann Quinlan’s adoptive parents were morally right to want to turn off her respirator and allow her to die with dignity The priests said extraordinary measures are not required to prolong life and that the family discussion reflected belief in letting nature take its course The father testified that removal of the respirator aligns with God’s will and presented the case as a mercy decision supported by church guidance
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Thomas Trapasso
Trapasso
Karen
Father Trapasso
Joe
Quinlan
Pascale Caccavallo
Miss Quinlan
Julia Quinlan
Mrs. Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Joseph
Superior Court
Robert Muir Jr
St. Clare's Hospital
Julius Korein
Quinlang
Korein
Paterson
St Charles Teachers Vote Likely Strike Over Contract Dispute
In St Charles Missouri teachers threaten to vote Friday after rejecting a fact finder’s report on a contract dispute with the school board. The article also covers Quinlan case context regarding end of life decisions and court considerations about removing a respirator from Miss Quinlan.
Judge Gags Reports From Court Hearing
Lincoln County Court Judge Ronald Ruff ruled that newsmen may attend a preliminary hearing for Erwin Charles Simants but may not report testimony. Reporters may name witnesses but cannot talk to any witness or law enforcement officer during the hearing. The gag aims to protect the defendant while keeping the public informed. Simants is charged with first degree murder of six members of a Sutherland family, with charges amended to include sexual assault in the first degree.
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North Platte
Neb
Lincoln County
Ronald Ruff
Erwin Charles Simants
Lincoln County District Court
Hugh Stuart
U.S. District Court
Simants
Sutherland, Neb
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