AWOL GI WITH DOCTORATE Bank Time Bomb Suspect Named By FBI
FBI and Attorney General identify Ronald Kaufman as the 33 year old AWOL Army private with Stanford PhD charged in a federal warrant for maliciously attempting to damage three San Francisco banks. He remains at large and was linked by fingerprints on bomb components from bank safes.
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San Francisco
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Hoover
Milwaukee
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Berkeley
Calif
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Illn
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
James Edward Jensen
Hijacker Jailed After Dallas Braniff Jet Standoff
A young hijacker aboard a Braniff 727 demanded 1 million dollars and two parachutes and threatened to fly to South America. Captain Tom Hill and six crew members escaped as the plane sat on the Dallas runway after a nearly seven hour standoff. Air piracy charges were to be filed against Billy Eugene Hurst, 22, of Mesquite, Tex.
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Houston
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Nance
Bogota
Columbia
Tornado Hits Ozark Area Killing Three In Alabama
A southeast Alabama tornado killed three people and injured many as it damaged trailers and helicopters near Ft. Rucker. Emergency crews rushed aid from Ozark and surrounding counties, with casualties arriving at Lyster Army Hospital and other facilities.
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Public Information Office
Ft. Rucker
Lister Army Hospital
Army Hospital
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C. F. Skipper
Creation
Skipper
Pine Brook
Dogwood Acres
Rucker Reservation
Lowe Army Airfield
Rucker
Army Aviation Center
Danish King Fredrik in worsening condition at Copenhagen hospital
King Fredrik, 72, slipped deeper into weakness as doctors report fever rising to 103.8 and increasing clouding of consciousness. A Copenhagen Municipal Hospital bulletin notes his condition deteriorated in the past 24 hours.
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Wincona
Ohio General Assembly stalls on redistricting and pay raise
In Columbus the 1st General Assembly failed to resolve three key issues and tackled a fourth. A compromise redistricting plan to 23 congressional districts, an $8 million state employee pay raise, and a bill to repeal a diesel locomotive safety law were all debated. The redistricting measure passed the House but died on the Senate floor by one vote for emergency status, sending momentum back to sponsors who adjusted district lines by merging two Republican districts.
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Train Firemen Stall Legislature Over 10 Percent Pay Raise
William McCullough of Piqua and Rep. Jackson Betts of Findlay block a bill granting a pay raise of 10 percent or 36 cents an hour, whichever is greater. Betts signals retirement plans while Rep. Lloyd George Kerns of Richwood tables the measure, delaying action in the House Finance Committee.
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Piqua
Jackson Betts
R- Findlay
Betts
House
Finanece Committee
Lloyd George Kerns
Richwood
Redistricting, welfare bill push in Ohio Senate actions
Ohio Senate and House debated district maps with Warren County shifts and a House plan. The welfare reform bill would require able bodied adults to work for aid and limit mailed checks, affecting about 29,800 recipients. the measure passes Senate 20 to 0 and heads back to the House for amendments.
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Navarre
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Fiat's Agnelli Calls for Global Auto Trade Liberalization
Fiat chairman Giovanni Agnelli proposed eliminating all restrictions on auto trade among North America Europe and Japan within a decade. He urged freer trade to spur world scale rationalization, joint research on pollution, and international coordination while noting benefits to consumers and industry.
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Chatrman
Italy
Fiat Automobile Company
North America
Europe
Japan
Agnelli
Unseasonably Cold Conditions Persist Tonight
Skies mostly clear with a rapid end to snow and a sharp fall in temperatures. Lows dip into the 20s as wind with wind chills makes the night feel colder than the actual temperature. Friday remains mostly cloudy and cold with highs in the upper 20s. Weather records note yesterday's high reached 50 and overnight low around 48.
Rebels Hunted In Battle Near Santo Domingo Cave
Police and troops hunted two leaders of a Communist band after a clash at a cave 14 miles east of Santo Domingo. Plinio Matos Moquete and Harry Jimenez Castillo escaped as authorities found bazookas mortars and weapons at the site. News sparked student protests. schools closed and security forces increased patrols.
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Dominican Republic
Plinio Matos Moquete
Harry Jiminez Castillo
Joaquim Bala
Gang Bing
Royal Bank of Canada
Army Overthrows Ghana Civilian Government
Army officers seized control in Accra and dissolved the National Assembly accusing Prime Minister Busia of malpractice and economic mismanagement. Col Ayney Acheampong led the coup, calling ministers to report to police, as Ghana Radio announced a calm but tense national mood amid border closures and telecom cuts.
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Togo
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Kofi Busis
Accra
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Busia
Richard Nixon
West Africa
London
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National Assembly
Ghana Radio
Acheampeong
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Kwame Nkrumah
China
Buasia
Progressive Party
Juna
Wie
Edward Akufo-Addo
British Commonwealth
Nkrumah
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