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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1972

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2

Sister’s Defense: Gilly Wife Lies Cited by Siblings

Akron resident Helen Schmittou, sister of Annette Gilly, questions why Mrs. Gilly pled guilty to conspiracy in the Yablonski slayings. FBI attention and family visits are noted as possible factors in her confession.

Akron Ohio Helen Schmittou Annette Gilly Lucy Gilly William J. Prater UMW Tennessee Kentucky Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Prater FBI Schmittou

Silver Spring Man Charged In D. C. Abduction

Reginald Jackson of Silver Spring Maryland was charged in Cincinnati with abducting Emily Maria Allen nine from Washington D C. He was arrested in St Clairsville Ohio and remanded to a U S marshal. The 9 year old was found unharmed after a cross region travel.

Cincinnati CAP Washington, D.C U.S Columbus Ohio Reginald Jackson Silver Springs St. Clairsville FBI Emily Maria Allen Washington West Virginia Jackson Baltimore Virginia North Carolina Maryland

Apollo 16 At A Glance From Cape Kennedy

CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP lists Apollo 16 mission facts. Launch is 12 54 p m EST Sunday with astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly. The aim is man’s fifth moon landing near Descartes in lunar mountains with 73 hours on the surface and 21 outside the lander.

Cape Kennedy Fla Navy John W. Young Air Force Charles M. Duke Jr Thomas K. Mattingly II Lunar Young Duke Descartes Mattingly

Anti Bus Hiker Heads to Washington for Protest

Irene McCabe a 37 year old Michigan housewife leads six women in a 620 mile antibusing march from Pontiac to Washington D C aiming to arrive April 27. A rally is slated in D C on April 2 and state police say she will resume the march about 11 a m today as leader of the National Action Group.

Cumberland, Md Cap Irene McCabe Michigan Pontiac Washington, D.C Maryland McCabe

Wallace Targets Midwest Democrats in Rally Plan

Gov. George C. Wallace launches a counterattack against Midwestern officials contesting his “little man” appeal. He schedules a rally during Jefferson Jackson Day dinner he was not invited to and plans a large news conference to show grass roots support. Humphrey Muskie and McGovern defend the little man theme as they campaign for Michigan’s May 16 primary.

Detroit George C. Wallace Alabama Jefferson Jackson Wallace Hubert H. Humphrey Edmund S. Muskie George McGovern Nixon Michigan James McNeely Ogden Reid D-N.y Lansing Humphrey Muskie McGovern

iCarousel Sells For 2.5 Million in Ocean City Motel Deal

Washington developer Max Berg announced the sale of the Carousel motor hotel in Ocean City Maryland for 2.5 million. The seller is Robert G Baker a former Senate aide and imprisoned for income tax evasion larceny fraud and conspiracy. Baker opened the 79 unit motel in 1961 and resigned as secretary to the Senate majority in 1963. He was convicted in 1967 and began a one to three year sentence in January 1971.

Washington Cap Ocean City Robert G Bobby” Baker Senate Max Berg Washington Area Baker Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson

Union Fights For Lost Pay in Court Action

The International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union sues in U.S. District Court over the Pay Board's reduction of a 20.9 to 14.9 percent first year raise. It seeks escrow of up to 20 million dollars on disputed wages while final settlement proceeds. A show cause hearing is set for April 26.

San Francisco West Coast U.S International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Pay Board George H. Boldt Pacific Maritime Association U.S. District Court Albert C. Wollenberg

Mansfield and Scott Set For China Return Visit

Senate Majority Leader Mansfield and Minority Leader Scott depart Washington for a three week trip to the People’s Republic of China. They travel with wives and a small staff aboard an Air Force jet from Andrews Air Force Base at 10 30 a.m. The invitation comes from Chinese Premier Chou En Lai and was delivered by President Nixon after his China trip.

Washington Cap Senate Mike Mansfield Hugh Scott Washington People’s Republic of China Mansfield Montana Scott Chou En-lai Nixon House Hale Boggs D-La Gerald Ford

First Woman Lawyer Belle Mansfield Breaks Ground in Iowa

Belle A Mansfield became the first woman allowed to practice law in the United States with bar admission in Iowa in 1869, though her practice was limited to her home state.

Belle A. Mansfield United States Iowa

Longest thorned tree: the honey lo cust

The article notes the honey lo cust as the American tree with the longest thorns. It describes wicked spikes that occur in clusters and can reach several inches in length.

Dorothy Dalton 78 Silent Screen Star Dies in Scarsdale

Screen star Dorothy Dalton of Scarsdale New York died Friday at age 78. The widow of producer Arthur Hammerstein Dalton appeared opposite Rudolph Valentino in The Moron of the Lady Letty and starred in The Flame of the Yukon and The Vagabond Prince.

Scarsdale N.Y Dorothy Dalton Arthur Hammerstein Miss Dalton Rudolph Valentino Letty

Police to Resume Routine Lie Detector Tests for Vice Squad

Baltimore city police commissioner orders the resumption of routine lie detector tests for vice squad members. Tests had paused after the union complained the special polygraphs were given only to ranks below lieutenant. Commissioner Donald D. Pomerleau says the policy is not new and clarifies misinformation.

Baltimore Donald D. Pomerleau

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