Ex-Convict Denies Slaying Policeman In Columbus
Eugene Wylie Duling, 30, an ex-convict, arraigned from a hospital bed on a first degree murder charge for the fatal ambush of Columbus Lt. Allen Fraley. Fraley died after 14 hours of surgery and a large blood transfusion, holding on to life until justice began. A massive manhunt ended with Duling arrested near the scene. a pretrial hearing is set for next Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Eugene Wylie Duling
Columbus
Bruce Jenkins
Allen Fraley
Daling
North Side
Fraley
University Hospital
Summerville
West Virginia
FBI
Eugene Duling
Eiffel Tower Jumper Reported Recovering
An 18 year old girl who police say jumped from the Eiffel Tower was reported recovering in a Paris hospital. The fall from 175 feet landed on the roof of a parked car at the tower base. The girl's name was not released.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Birch Society Involved In Policemen's Firing
Santa Ana police captain Fred Hopper and Lt. Loran Norton were fired amid an internal probe of dissident officers, many linked to the John Birch Society. Officials say a power struggle and misuse of Birch membership fueled the disruptions, while the local chapter denies involvement as a scapegoat for internal issues.
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Santa Ana, Calif
Santa Ana
John Birch Society
Edward J. Allen
Fred Hopper
Loran Norton
Allen
Norton
Hopper
The
Birch Society
Carl J. Thornton
Thornton
John Rousselot
STV closure looms as Proposition 15 passes California
STV sought a court writ to block California's Proposition 15, claiming it would violate constitutional rights and force a shutdown after an estimated 13.4 million in expenditures. Subscriptions Television Inc plans legal action to resume pay TV via the courts despite the measure. In Quebec, a three month old baby died after a pet lion attack, owner Georges Baker fined earlier for keeping wild animals. police shot the animal after the mauling.
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Los Angeles
Subscription Television Inc
Sylvester L. Weaver
STV
California
California Supreme Court
Frank M. Jordan
Quebec
Sillery
Pierre Audet
Georges Baker
Sheep-Killing Dog Free But Master Goes To Jail
Jim Laing, 63, must serve four months in Giles County jail and pay a $1000 fine after refusing to turn over his dog Ricky for execution for sheep killing. Ricky, also called Crotoman Cecil, was condemned in 1961 and vanished from Laing's custody during appeals to multiple courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Pearisburg
Ricky
Jim Laing
Laing
U.S. Supreme Court
Giles County
Crotoman
Cecil
Virginia
A. S. Harrison Jr
Virginia Supreme Court
Circuit Court
U S Europe Ties Strained Over Arms and Grain Prices
Bonn reports mounting pressure on West Germany as De Gaulle presses for an Atlantic nuclear force and lower grain costs. Erhard fears farmer backlash while Washington seeks continued grain sales and a stable price, with France threatening a break from the Common Market.
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Bonn
Germany
America
Europe
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
France
West Germany
United States
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Association
Moscow
Erhard
de Gaulle
Giant moa hailed as tallest bird ever to roam earth
The giant moa, now extinct, was the tallest bird known on earth with an average height around 12 feet and massive elephantine leg bones.
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Earth
Baltimore & Ohio freight train hits pickup near Washington Court House
A Balti more and Ohio freight train struck a pickup truck at a crossing near Washington Court House on Friday, killing the truck driver John Samuel Moss barger, 70, of Washington Court House.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
John Samuel Mossbarger
YMCA Starts Youth Activity Pilot in Amanda and Oneida
The YMCA under its youth department will launch a pilot program in Amanda and Oneida elementary gymnasiums next Saturday. Gene Bock reports activities target fourth to sixth grade boys on alternate Saturdays 9 to 11 a.m. for 10 weeks, emphasizing physical fitness through basketball relay races indoor baseball scooter boards and gym activity. Principals back the plan as YMCA leadership expands into these areas.
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YMCA
Oneida
Amanda
Gene Bock
Ymca Board
Bock
Programs limited to first 40 boys at schools
The announcement states that enrollment for the program will be limited to the first 40 boys registering at the schools, starting Monday. It outlines a first come, first served approach and sets the registration start day.
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