Basques Blamed on Police Killing in Spain Crisis
Madrid reports Basque separatists blamed after a Barcelona police death from wounds in a staged government pay office robbery. The incident raises to nineteen the police killed in political violence since January 1974. ETA militants arrested in Madrid faced possible death penalties, while international protests mount over Franco era executions.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Francisco Franco
Asque
Juan Maria Bandres
Jose Ignacio Mugica Arregui
Gra
Basque Land and Liberty
Mugica
Luis Carrero Blanco
ETA
Europe
Western Europe
Basque Country
Pueblo
Junta Democratica
Paris
Jean-Paul Sartre
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Pedro Cortina Mauri
New York
Western Europe erupts over Franco executions provoke uproar
In London, protests and attacks erupted across Western Europe after five Spanish terrorists were executed. Twelve governments recalled ambassadors in protest while Pope Paul VI called the executions murderous. The crisis reflects broader anti Franco sentiment and concerns over capital punishment and justice.
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London
Western Europe
Europe
Olof Palme
Western
Franco
Hitler
Mussolini
Portugal
Spain
Dic
London Daily Mail
United States
Britain
France
Times of London
President Ford dedicates FBI headquarters in Washington
President Ford helped dedicate the $126 million J Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, praising the rule of law and the FBI’s role in justice. Attending were Attorney General Levi and FBI Director Kelley with about 1,600 officials and guests. Hoover’s legacy and the building’s grandeur were highlighted as symbols of professional policing.
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Washington
Ford
FBI
America
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Clarence M. Kelley
Congress
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Capitol
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Senate
Hollings
Senate Appropriations
G-man
Richard M. Nixon
Levi
Audrain Cancer Crusade nets eleven thousand eight hundred eighty seven
The Audrain County Cancer Society annual meeting at Monterey Restaurant reported 1975 Crusade funds of 11887 for cancer fight. Over 600 volunteers participated and several area chairmen posted double digit increases. Rex Johnson announced 900 county women used the free breast cancer detection clinic in Columbia. clinic met its 10000 patient quota and will continue appointments in coming years. Officers for 1976 were named. annual state division meeting set for Oct 18-19 in Jefferson City. Brian Keith Main welcomed a new five pound 13 ounce son born Aug 26 to Sgt and Mrs Earl Main of Spain. family to return home in November.
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Audrain County Cancer Society
Monterey
Robert Peak
County Crusade
Audrain
American Cancer Society
Sharon Fischer
Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital
Jefferson City
David Wilmshorst
Ron Holbrook
Rex Johnson
Elmer Martin
Doris Moore
Brian Keith Main
Earl Main
Torrejon de Ardoz
Spain
Lori Ann
Verl Main
Geza Nemeth
Mexico
Sgt. Main
Air Force
FBI catalog of SLA apartments reveals bombs and gun inventory
The 128 page inventory from two San Francisco area SLA linked apartments shows weapons, explosives, wig and ID hoards, notes on Wells Fargo and Bank of America, and NWLF literature. Hearst Harris and Yoshimura face charges from robberies tied to the SLA network.
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San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
SLA
William
Emily Harris
FBI
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Miss Yoshimura
Yoshimura
Morris
Wells Fargo
la Sierra
Marysville
Bank of America
Hibernia Bank
Sacramento
Atty
Geoffrey Burroughs
Crocker Bank
Carmichael
Guild Savings and Loan Co
Harris
Hearst
California
Marx
Lenin
Herbert Marcuse
Chairman Mao
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco Chronicle
Oakland Tribune
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
de Brettville
Pg&e
Psychic joins search for missing six year old
Leavenworth Kansas AP reports a 25 year old New York psychic, Phillip Jordan, aiding in locating six year old Murry Bachar who vanished Aug 16 near Fort Leavenworth. Jordan targets two fort areas, uses a tennis shoe as a focus, and works with police but avoids emotional involvement to preserve signals. He plans to depart Tuesday unless new leads emerge and says he is not charging a fee.
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Leavenworth
Kan
New York
Ft. Leavenworth
Murry Bachar
Phillip Jordan
Army Base
Jordan
Ithaca
N.Y
Bachar
Army Criminal
Murry
Mass Transit Bill Approved in Missouri Special Session
Missouri lawmakers approved a mass transit sales tax bill during a short special session, sending it to Gov. Bond for signature. The half cent tax extends to 1977 with capital spending trimmed to 15 percent, and objections centered on bus system accountability and audits.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Christopher S. Bond
Senate
Bond
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Area Transportation Authority
Kansas City
Rabbit
Jet crash off Lebanon leaves few survivors
Beiruta based report says a Hungarian jetliner with 60 aboard crashed into the Mediterranean off the Lebanese coast. Rescue workers report many bodies in the sea as sharks feed, hindering recovery. Officials list 35 Arabs and 15 foreigners among passengers. at least one believed American. Ten crew members were Hungarian. Lebanese navy recovered 29 bodies by midmorning.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Marlene Dietrich Fractures Thigh in Stage Fall
Sydney AP report says Marlene Dietrich fractured her thighbone after grabbing the curtain at Her Majesty's Theatre during a one woman show. She was taken to a Sydney hospital for treatment and is under physician care as the Australian tour continues on hold.
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Sydney
Australia
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Dietrich
Her Majesty’s Theater
Two Senators Tour Tipton Prison After Stabbing Incident
Senators Ralph Uthlaut and Larry Marshall toured the Women’s Correctional Center at Tipton amid concerns over medical facilities and drug access. They found limited medical histories for inmates. 226 residents faced 44 transfers after a Sept. stabbing of superintendent Carolyn Atkins. An investigation resolution failed due to lack of votes.
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Jefferson City
Tipton
Ralph Uthlaut
Larry Marshall
Marshall
Columbia
Carolyn Atkins
Kathy Webb
Uthlaut
Carrol J
Ubhlaut
Enrolled for Evening School Classes in Mexico
First semester classes of the Mexico Evening School enrolled 258 adults with 254 in skilled and technical classes begun Sept. 15, totaling 512 in night classes this term. Adults may still enroll this week by calling 581 6684 for options such as Antique Clock Repair, Bridge, Driver’s Training, Sewing, Guitar, Pottery, Landscaping, and more.
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Mexico Evening School
Davis Hart
Witnesses Host Overseer Don Friend Visit at Kingdom Hall
The Mexico Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses will host Don Friend and a party of over 200 traveling overseers from Brooklyn World Headquarters this week. Mr. Friend will address the public in several sessions at 7 30 p m Friday and will discuss new Bible insights and the Witnesses ministry ahead. His keynote is Precious to God Are the Loyal Ones with Loyalty to God and the Bible as central questions. The meetings at Kingdom Hall 807 W Breckenridge are free and open to the public with no collections.
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Mexico
Jehovah's Witnesses
Don Friend
Elmer Schinkel
Friend
Witnesses‘ World
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Schinkel
Kingdom Hall
W.breckenridge
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Sharon Fishcer
Fromm
Walter Staley
ACS
Cancer Crusade
Farber
Walter Terry
Audrain County
Martinsburg
Carl Deimeke
Eastern
Robert Maxwell
Memorials
William Nowell
Psychic
Liberty
Senators
Kline’s
Lawrences
Coty Dana Chanel
Shulton
Faberge
Lawrence Drug CO
Walgreen Agency
Lanvin
Revlon
Max Factor
Prince Matchabelli
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