U S Seeks Contact With Generals Held By Russia
The U S Embassy urged the Soviet government to allow interviews with Maj. Gen. Edward C.D. Seherrer and Brig. Gen. Claude M. McQuarrie Jr. held inside the Soviet Union after a U S plane crossed the Turkish Soviet border amid bad weather. Also in custody were Maj. James P. Russell and Col. Denceli. The case, described as a border penetration, remains under investigation.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Edward C.D. Seherrer
Turkey
Claude M. McQuarrie Jr
Soviet Union
U.S. Army
James P. Russell
Piney Woods
Miss
Col
Denceli
Tass
Leninahan
Peter B. Swiers
Maj
Russell
Thieu backs bilateral cease fire in Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu said Vietnam would implement a cease-fire only with supervision and guarantees and rejected unilateral action. He spoke after a nationwide meeting to accelerate government control of the countryside in anticipation of talks, warning that if Communists remain stubborn the Paris delegation may withdraw with no deadline.
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Vung Tau
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
White House
Saigon
Paris
Scenic Route Blamed For Fatal Crash
Wichita State football player aboard the plane that killed 30 testified that the copilot said he would try to show them the scenic route. The remark was made to trainer Tom Reeves who died from crash injuries. The flight was operated by Golden Eagle Aviation, a 3,600 pound overweight twin engine plane that departed Denver and crashed into a Colorado mountain.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Dave Lewis
Ronald G. Skipper
Tom Reeves
Wichita State
Skipper
Golden Eagle Aviation, Inc
Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Administration
Denver
Clear Creek Canyon
Colorado Rockies
Tipsy Driver Convicted Despite Test
In Bradenton Florida a 65 year old retiree Alton J. Cothern was found guilty after a trial meant to prove intoxication did not impair his driving despite breath test readings up to .18. The courtroom antics included a judge as bar tender and repeated whiskey demonstrations. A jury verdict followed.
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Bradenton
Pla
Alton J. Cothern
Highway Patrol
Florida
Cothern
Robert Schultz
Chile Tightens Security After Army Chief Attack
In Santiago, troops and police imposed the strictest security in 13 years after an assassination attempt on Army Chief Maj. Gen. Rene Schneider. A curfew was ordered, roadblocks set, and 10,000 soldiers and police hunted the attackers as political factions blamed ultraright groups and foreign interests. Schneider was injured and operated on as emergency measures unfolded.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
U.S
Rene Schneider
Schneider
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Stolen $500 From Denver Aviation Building
Approximately 500 dollars were stolen last night from the Denver Aviation Corporation building near Frederick Municipal Airport. Entry was gained by breaking a side window and unlocking the door. money taken from the office. Sgt. James Stockman led the initial investigation. Warrants were served on Lewis Milton Offord, 30, charging assault and battery by his wife with a 200 bond for October 27. Lester Rippeon, 51, charged with assault and battery by his wife with a 250 bond for October 28. Daniel Eugene Snowden, 27, Bartonsville, charged with failing to pay taxi fare with a 100 bond for November 4.
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Denver Aviation Corporation
Frederick Municipal Airport
James Stockman
Lewis Milton Offord
East South Street
Beverly Marie Offord
Lester Rippeon
RFD
Mr. Airy
Winfield Rippeon
Bond
Daniel Eugene Snowden
Bartonsville
Democrats Raise $300000 At Baltimore Fundraiser
About 3500 Maryland Democrats gathered at the Baltimore Civic Center for a political fund raiser. Candidates from Gov. Marvin Mandel to state and county officials circulated amid pork fried rice filet mignon and rye as the event added roughly 300000 to the party’s coffers, the unity theme emphasized.
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Baltimore Civic Center
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Didates
Marvin Mandel
Joseph D. Tydines
Ito
Hare
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