Kidnap Case In Georgia Faces Possible Dismissal
The article notes federal kidnapping charges may be dropped as Miss Mackle might not have been transported across state lines. Krist and Miss Eisemann-Schier are involved, with DeKalb County District Attorney Bell prepared to swear out state warrants if FBI evidence supports the case. Georgia law allows the death penalty for kidnapping convictions.
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semann-Schier
Eisemann-Schier
Honduras
University of Mexico
Bermuda
Meadows
Mackle
Henry Carr
Miami
Krist
Georgia
Dist
Richard Bell
DeKalb County
Child Released After Chemical Ingestion Incident
Cherylle Hartsfield the 13 month old daughter of Rosetta Hartsfield of 2701 West 83rd was released from Medical Center Hospital Monday after attendants said she swallowed a chemical during treatment at the facility.
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Cherylle Hartsfield
Rosetta Hartsfield
West 83Rd
Medical Center Hospital
Relatives Describe Christmas Gifts Amid Pueblo Rescue
Carol Murphy of San Diego speaks of her husband Lt. Edward R. Murphy Jr. seeking a special soap for Christmas, his Navy wife noting she wrapped it. Victoria, born two months after Pueblo’s capture, is mentioned by Mrs. Murphy. Brusnahan family from Trenton comments on time for gifts for their son Paul Brusnahan, a Communications Technician.
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Navy
Murphy
Victoria
Pueblo
John. W.- “Brusnahan
Trenton
N.J
Paul “Brusnahan
San Diego
Man Injured in Midland Back Injury Suffered Monday
Dan Boone aged 42 from Midland was treated at Mecal Center Hospital for a back injury suffered while words near Goldsmith Monday. He is listed in satisfactory condition Tuesday.
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Dan Boone
Midland
Mecal Center Hospital
Goldsmith Monay
Firefighters handle three Monday blazes at three sites
Firemen responded to three calls Monday. Clothing ignited by a floor furnace at 1905 North Hancock prompted responders. Grass fires were extinguished at 9200 Andrews Highway and 216 Carver, with swift action limiting damage.
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North Hancock
Andrews Highway
Carver
Odessa American Publication Rates and Addresses
The Odessa American lists its publishing details including address at 222 East 4th Street Odessa Texas 79760. It provides telephone numbers FE 7-4661 and LO 32-1440 and notes subscription rates for home delivery in Odessa Ector County and outlying zones as 2.00 per month in Odessa, 1.90 in Refail Trading Zone, 0.50 per week in other zones, with mail rates 20.00 per year 11.00 per 6 months 4.52 for 3 months and 2.00 for new month. Single copies 1 cent daily and Saturday, 20 cents Sunday.
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Odessa
Texas
Odessa American
East 4Th Street
Ector County
Notice to Odessa American readers on missed delivery
Miss your paper or service unsatisfactory please call the Circulation Department Puane FE 74661. Open until 6:45.
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Odessa
Puane
Thevs Tarsugh
Puab
Coastal battles intensify as allied forces push toward Da Nang
Reports describe heavy fighting along the Da Nang coast with South Vietnamese rangers and U S Marines repelling enemy assaults near Hoi An. In the 24 hours before the truce, B 52s dropped about 1000 tons on enemy bases while U S forces seized Viet Cong stockpiles west of Saigon yielding mortars fuses detonators and explosives.
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Thomas N. Jones
Lynnville
Ind
Pfe
Donald G. Smith
Akron
da Nang
U.S
Hoi An
Saigon
199Th . Light
Thefts Reported as Police Check Two Cases
Lawmen on Tuesday checked two theft reports. Robert Silva at 900 West Eighth reported a car battery stolen from his home. Hazel Sipe at 8301 Skyline said a watch was taken from her residence.
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Robert Silva
West Eighth
Hazel Sipe
Skyline
Wichita Falls Aide Named Outstanding Alumnus of Year
Harold Dudley chief aide to Gov Preston Smith is named outstanding alumnus of the year at Midwestern University in Wichita Falls. He is recognized for his public service and ties to the university.
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Wichita 'Falls
Harold Dudley
Preston. Smith
Midwestern University
Apollo 8 Earth view thrill described by Lovell and crew
Astronaut James Lovell narrates Earth as seen from Apollo 8 during lunar orbit maneuvers. The crew reports the gray moon with visible craters and terminator, and mission control reacts to the historic camera look at Earth and Moon landmarks.
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Baja’ California
United States
Gulf“of Mexico
Mexico
Central America
O Lovell
Earth
Air Force
Frank Borman
Lovell
Frank
Michael Collins
Borman
Collins
Babe
William A. Anders
Atlantic Ocean
Colombo
Guttenberg
Anders
Moon
Lunar
Anderg
Midland death and hospital notes from December records
Funeral services pending for Edward H. Pearce of Midland at Freeman Poulson Funeral Home in Benton. Medical center admissions include numerous names with births and dismissals listed, and a lengthy city traffic accident report detailing multiple collisions with locations, participants, and damages.
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Center Hospital
Atients
Edmonds Bk. Beatey
Louis Breedrove’ Jr
van E.“Chambers
Raymond A. Boykin
Janis
L. Kirby
Kathy J. Birchfield
James Wallace
Cecil .t_ Chancellor
Carl D. Miles
Cynthia ‘D
Masters
Manuel, Mendoza
Huerta Gumezinder
Alfredo
Alfredo Hinojos
North Dotsy
Morris
Blackstone
J. A. Stamps
Park
Blyd
Edmond L. Bailey
Andrews
Toy
Muskingum
Virginia
Jordan’ Richey
East
Kenneth Michael Scates
Fair Oaks
Circle
Andrews Highway
Roger Eugene Gresham
Odessa
Leonard Gary Ellermann
West Second
Pessy W. Doss
Conley
David Lee Latham
Kermit Highway
Josephine C. Martin
Mesa
Warren Donald Thames
Grandview
Charlies
M. Fitzgerald
North Golder
Michael Lee Harris
Nabors Lane
Janet Rhee Kimbrough
North Muskingum
San
Jacinto
Olone
Patricia A. Cunningham
Patton
Ruby ‘Koether
Kermit
Grant
Howard Bellah
Midland
Randall Ray
Wilcoxon
Sprague
Redbud
Lyndale
H. L. Hoppe
Springdale and Dumont
A. A.mcdougal
Springbrook
Permian Enterprises
Williams
Emissaries Visit Bucher as Prisoners Reflect on Freedom
In a Brownwood scene a panel including Ambassador Chung and officials from the United States and South Korea met with Bucher and about 15 soldiers. They voiced gratitude for American support and reaffirmed resolve that freedom is worth more than life.
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Chung
Bucher
William. Porter
Benjamin Tirona
U.S
Benjamin. Tirona
Americcarr
Edward R. Murphy, Jr
Berkeley
Calif
Pueblo
Prisoner Thomas K Perry Transferred on Bond Charge
Prisoner Thomas K. Perry, 28, of Alameda, was moved from a local jail to the facility after being held on an $8,000 bond on a charge of assault with intent to murder. The transfer occurred Monday.
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Thomas’ K. Perry
Alameda
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Albany
Houston
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Terrell County
Bill Cooksey
Gonzales County
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Muskogee
Okla
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Tom D. Cooksey, Jr
San Saba
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Irving
Sanderson
Oscar Cooksey
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Williams Stanton
Terry Dale Williams
Bobby
Stanton
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Gilbreath
Physicians Hospital
Marcia
Yocham
Big Lake
Dea’ Schaible Yocham
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Glen
Johnson
Reagan
County Memorial
van Buren
Ark
Ralph Yocham
First Methodist’ Church
Reagan County
J. J.’Schaible
J. A. Winn
Buck Schaible
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