Suspect Held Pair Sought in Cincinnati Murders
Authorities issued an all points bulletin for two men wanted for questioning after a fatal robbery at a Cincinnati savings and loan office left four women dead. A tip from a man in custody accelerated a wider manhunt led by Hamilton County sheriff's detectives.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Herbert Vogel
Hamilton County Sheriff's Office
All Points
Vogel
Jody
Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan Association
Lillian de Wald
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Huebner
Savings and Loan
Paul Fricker
Sheriff's Department
Allied War Deaths Drop Low U S Command notes no American fatalities
The U S Command reports no American deaths last week the lowest toll since Aug 3 9. South Vietnamese deaths fell to 297 from over 500 the prior two weeks while allied forces killed 2627 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fighters. The Saigon government says enemy activity declined about 29 percent versus the previous week. A US spokesman deems the drop not especially significant amid three weeks of fluctuations.
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U.S
Saigon
Food Stamp Reform Driven By McGovern Victory
The Senate passed a broad liberalization of the food stamp program with a 54 to 40 vote, embracing McGovern's plan to provide stamps to all poor families. The measure, sending to the House 78 to 14, would authorize 1.25 billion this year, 2 billion next year, and 2.5 billion by 1972, with free stamps for families under 60 dollars monthly income and income verification by signature.
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Washington
Senate
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Agriculture Committee
South Dakota Democrat
House
W R. Poage
D-Tex
Unhappy Soldier Hijacks Jetliner to Cuba
An Army sergeant hijacked a National Airlines Boeing 727 over Daytona Beach en route from Newark to Miami. He claimed eight and a half years in the service and said the Army gave him a raw deal. A passenger reported a Vietnam ribbon on his uniform. the hijacker used the name A. A. Hernandez. The plane carried 73 passengers and seven crew members. A woman, a man, and a baby remained in Cuba after the stopover in Miami.
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Mlami
National Airlines
Cuba
Francine G. Palmisano
Daytona Beach
Puerto Rico
Anchorage
Army
Paul
Abel urges four day work week to beat automation threat
Abel says automation could wipe out millions of jobs and urges a labor push for a four day work week with three day weekends. He projects possible victory in four years without pay cuts, linking the plan to tax incentives and industry modernization amid a recession risk. He also criticizes Nixon on delaying school desegregation.
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I.W. Abel
Abel
Afl-Cio
Industrial Union Department
Congress
George Meany
Nixon
South
Meany
Maui Soldier Names Ammunition of Child in Vietnam Base Camp
Bart Catugal of Maui Hawaii serves with Charlie Company 2nd Battalion 199th Light Infantry Brigade in South Vietnam near Xuan Doc. He takes Ame to play with a plantation worker’s young daughter at his base camp during the war.
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Bart Catugal
Maui
Hawaii
Ame
Xuan Doc
South Vietnam
Catugal
Charlie Company
199Th Light Infantry Brigade
Delta rocket failures push back three satellite launches
Three satellite missions are delayed up to six weeks as investigators probe Delta rocket failures. One mission aims to orbit Britain's first communications satellite. the others include a $7 million Pioneer solar orbit mission. Two NASA inquiry panels study Aug. 27's misfire and the Delta system overall. Britain's satellite now targets November 5. U S weather satellite slips to November 19 from Vandenberg.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Britain
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Next Mars Probe May Help Decide Manned Visit
Pasadena AP reports the next U S Mars missions Mariners 8 and 9 set for May 1971 launches a week apart will map about 70 percent of the planet and locate unmanned landing sites for 1973. Each 2 200 pound craft will orbit as close as 1000 miles for up to a year.
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U.S. Scintists
Mars
Mars Viking and Mariner plan unmanned probes for geology
NASA's Mariner 8 and 9 will use cameras and sensors to map Mars surface features down to about 300 feet. The missions, costing about 100 million dollars, aim to enlarge knowledge by up to 250 times and inform future manned landings in the next decade.
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Dan Schneiderman
Mariner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Chuckle Man Faces Tough Decision in Bewildered Mood
A headline-like note describes a man overwhelmed by a hard choice, teased with a quirky tone. The fragment hints at confusion and humor in his internal conflict, framed in a playful, newspaper-style voice.
Middletown Forecast: Mild Tonight and Clouds With Showers
The Middletown forecast calls for cloud skies and mild temps with lows in the low to mid 50s. Friday remains mostly cloudy with possible showers and little temperature change. Friday night lows in the 50s. Yesterday’s high was 68 with a morning low around 47.
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Middletown
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