Quebec Fre Clash: FLQ Kidnap Cases and Cross Missing
Police say they are raiding blind as tips from the public drive leads in the FLQ kidnapping of James Cross and the murder of Pierre Laporte in Quebec. The War Measures Act has led to 373 arrests with 271 in custody. In Alma, Robert Warren urges police excellence amid rising crime. In Texas, S Sgt David Mitchell’s My Lai court martial is postponed due to his lawyer’s illness.
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Montreal
Quebec
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
James Richard Cross
Pierre Laporte
Laporte
Cross
Alma (Ap
Robert Warren
Warren
FT. Hood
Tex
David Mitchell
My Lai
Ossie Brown
Temple, Tex
Killeen
Brown
Mitchell
St. Francisville
Baton Rouge
Nixon considering paying farmers to eat marijuana crops
Government sources say the Nixon administration weighs using Justice Department funds via the Agriculture Department to support wild marijuana on farm land. The plan would tie to the ACP, offering about half the cost for approved conservation work.
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Washington
Justice Department
Agriculture Department
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Soviet Hold U S Generals After Border Flight
The United States seeks permission to interview Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. Scherrer and Brig. Gen. Claude M. McQuarrie Jr. after their plane strayed across the Soviet Turkish border and landed 12 miles inside Armenia. Also detained were Maj. James P. Russell and Turkish Col. Deneli. The Soviet Foreign Ministry said all four are in good health and the case is treated as a penetration.
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Moscow
U. S
Soviet Armenia
Edward C. D. Scherrer
U.S
Turkey
Claude M. McQuarrie Jr
Soviet Union
U.S. Army
James P. Russell
Piney Woods
Miss
Col
Deneli
Chile Tightens Security After Army Chief Attack
In Santiago troops and police imposed maximum alert with roadblocks and a nightly curfew after an assassination attempt on Army Chief Maj. Gen. Rene Schneider. Supporters of Salvador Allende blame ultraright groups with foreign involvement seeking to block his upcoming inauguration.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
U. S
Rene Schneider
Wisconsin Editors Conference Heads to Madison
About 500 Wisconsin high school journalism students and advisers gather in Madison for the 43rd annual state editors conference. Governor Warren P. Knowles will address the session and hold a news conference with reporters from 50 schools. Awards honor top newspapers writers and advisers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Turner Hall Grand Opening Celebrates Swiss Ties to Green County
Gov. Knowles attended the Turner Hall remodeling ceremony praising Swiss community contributions to Wisconsin traditions. The event featured remarks by Mayor Reasa, club officials, Dairy Queen Darleen Rufener, and officials Senator Roseleip and Assemblyman Tregoning. The Swiss Mixed Chorus directed by Christian Gafner performed, with Turn and Schwing presenting an exhibition.
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Green County
Alps
Switzerland
Clifford Reasa
Julius Hofer
Turner Hall Club
Turner Hall
Hofer
Darleen Rufener
Monroe
Dairy Queen
Larry Lindgren
Senator Roseleip
Tregoning
Christian Gafner
Monticello
Turn and
Schwing
Wichita State Officials Understood Lease Deal
An executive from Golden Eagle Aviation testified that Wichita State athletic officials were fully briefed on leasing airplanes and the FAA rules. The NTSB is probing the Oct 2 Colorado crash that killed 30, including 13 players. The witness said university officials were aware of their responsibilities and warned against selling seats on leased planes.
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Wichita, Kan
Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
Wichita State University
Bruce J. Danielson
Oklahoma City
Wichita State
Danielson
National Transportation Safety Board
FAA
Continental Divide
Classified Pages Daily Look for Local Ads
Daily look through the classified pages for local ads and notices. Highlights include job listings real estate rentals and marketplace items. Readers find small ads community notices and service offers across categories.
Nixon appeals at United Nations for live and let live stance
President Nixon goes to the United Nations to deliver an opening session appeal to the General Assembly aimed at the Soviet Union and world opinion. He met Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in a cordial, amiable meeting that contrasted with Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Nixon
United Nations Today
Soviet Union
U.N
General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
Cuba
United States
Ziegler
Gromyko
Berlin
Agnew says inflation under control despite CPI wobble
Vice President Spiro Agnew told a Tucson fundraiser that inflation is under control and the economy has stabilized with falling interest rates and no surtax. He cited the September price rise but asserted cost of living is declining quarter by quarter, despite hecklers in Cedar Rapids.
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Tucson
Ariz
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Washington
Five Victims Dead in California Slaying Case
A warrant charges 24 year old John Linley Frazier with five counts of murder in the Rodeo Gulch mansion killings near Santa Cruz. Investigators say three long haired suspects aided the fugitive, who reportedly warned that materialistic lifestyles must end. The victims include Dr Victor Ohta his wife Virginia two sons and a secretary. The note on the car cited materialism and was read to newsrooms by the sheriff. FBI help is enlisted as the search widens toward New York.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
John Linley Frazier
Dist. Atty
Peter Chang Jr
Frazier
Chang
Victor M. Ohta
Virginia
Derrick
Taggart
Ohta
Dorothy Cadwallader
Ohio
New York
FBI
Ohtas
Douglas James
Cadwallader
Live Oak
Rodeo Gulch
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Tom Esser
Paula Adler
James Volkert
First National Bank
Wisconsin Board of Agriculture
Natural Resources Department
Ronald L. Ziegler
California
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