One Charged In $5M Bank Robbery Case
FBI says one man, 24 year old James H Wells, charged with the robbery at a Maryland bank. A second man was questioned and released after initial investigation. Bond set at 400000, with possible reduction if money is recovered. FBI affidavit notes car used and items tied to Wells.
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James H Wells
Associated Press
Wells
U.S
George Burgess
FBI
Cme
Columbia
Anna
West Baltimore
Wen Wells
Michael Marr
Maryland
Chilean Marxist Leader Remains In Prison
Luis Corvalan, longtime secretary general of the Chilean Communist party, says he does not fear execution and remains jailed at the military academy after the September coup. He is among top leftist leaders held, with no clear trial date in sight.
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Santiago
Chile
Luis Corvalan
Communist Party
Corvalan
Salvador Allemde
Army
Military Academy
Richmond Man Accused of Dope Smuggling
William H McDaniel III of Richmond Virginia is held on 50 000 bail on charges he imported 700 pounds of hashish from Casablanca hidden in a camper truck shipped by sea. He was arrested on the Brooklyn waterfront after paying 1700 for shipment. Hashish wrapped in chewing tobacco slabs was found scattered in the truck.
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New York
William Howard McDaniel III
Richmond
Casablanca
Brooklyn
U.S. Atty
James A. Pascarella
Ralph Keil
U.S
Delaware
McDaniel
Europe
Pascarella
United States
Canada agrees to large wheat sale to China
Canada akan sell up to 224 million bushels of wheat to China over three years, potentially exceeding 1 billion dollars at current prices. Justice Minister Otto Lang announced the deal on the eve of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’s China visit, with 37 million bushels to be shipped in each half of 1974.
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Ottawa
Canada
China
Otto Lang
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Lang
Wheat Board
Peking
Murder Trial To Set New Death Definitions
A 36 year old Oakland polisher is ordered to stand trial for murder in the shooting death of Albert Melling. The victim’s heart was kept beating for transplant after his brain was declared dead, a point raised by the defense as possibly redefining California death standards. The heart was transplanted to Blaine Wixom in Salt Lake City after removal at Highland Hospital.
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Calif
Albert W. Melling
Alameda County
California
Stafford P. Buckley
Andrew D. Lyons
Semari M. Allen
Allen
Lyons
John Cruikshank
Highland Hospital
Stanford University Hospital
Blaine Wixom
Salt Lake City
Japanese PM Relaxing After European Tour
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka relaxed on the golf course near Bonn as his three day tour of France Britain and West Germany concluded. He planned talks in Moscow about the Kurile islands dispute and said Paris London and Bonn showed full agreement on expanding Japanese European cooperation with West Germany expected to boost science technology trade and capital exchanges.
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Bonn
West Germany
Kakuei Tanaka
France
Britain
Moscow
Japan
Russia
Kronberg Castle
Frankfurt
Tanaka
Paris
London
Innocent Plea Entered In Scott Shooting
A 2 year-old Baltimore man entered an innocent plea to a murder charge linked to the July 13 slaying of Del. James A Turk Scott. The plea was filed by Sherman W. Dobson before Judge Charles D. Harris. Johnson requested a jury trial with trial date set for Nov. 19.
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Baltimore
James A. “Turk’’ Scott
D-Balt
Sherman W. Dobson
Charles D. Harris
Kennth L. Johnson
Dobson
Baltimore lobbyist linked to secret police records on Fornas
The Baltimore Gas and Electric chief declined to discuss confidential police records tied to Werner Fornas. Della, a former state senator, says records cover a New Jersey felony charge mischaracterized as disorderly conduct, part of background checks on legislators.
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Baltimore
Bobbynt
Baltisnore Gas
Bleews Co
George Wo Detta
Werner Fornas
Mary Land Regimlaer
Della
Fornas
New Jersey
Baltimore Evening Sun
Baltimore Ethics Board urges probe of councilman case
The Baltimore City Board of Ethics recommends the city state s attorney investigate alleged conflict of interest involving Councilman John A. Schaefer. Evidence includes interview texts and documents tied to Baltimore Wreckers Inc a city demolition contractor. The matter could lead to misdemeanor penalties.
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Baltimore
Board of Ethics of
Baltimore City
John A. Schaefer
William Donald Schaefer
Stephen Montanerell
Councilman
Baltimore Wreckers, Inc
Board of Ethics
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Betty West
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