Arraigned Today Arrest 11 in Oswego On Gambling
Oswego area raid nets 11 arraigned in county court on gambling and ABC law violations. NY State Police with Utica Rome Oneida Syracuse Oswego Yorkville police conducted 62 warrants in a four county sweep charging 50 defendants. Bail set at 200 dollars for most, some remanded to jail.
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Oswego
ABC
New York
Oneida
Utca
Rome
Syracuse
Yorkville
Don H. Stacy
Kurt McGann
East Seventh St
ABA
John Chwaiek
McGann
Charles Hillman
Yates Ave
Ronald Scaccia
W. Sixth St
Pete Mahoney
E. 2Nd St
Betty Crymer
East Schuyler St
Jesse Hurlbutt
W. Utica St
Dominic Broncato
East Second St
Oswego County
Robert Spinelli
Erie St
Robert Cahill
E. Seneca St
Frank Signorelli
East Ninth St
John Miuccio
Misty Lounge
Stacy
Two Fliers Rescued After Downing in North Vietnam
A U S Air Force rescue team endured heavy antiaircraft fire and overcast skies to save Maj Norbert J. Maier and Capt Kenneth Thaete, downed 15 miles southwest of Thanh Hoa while on a bait mission. Ground troops with dogs closed in after a 40 hour chase.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Air Force
South Vietnam
U.S
Panhandle
Norbert J. Maier
Avalon
Kenneth Thaete
Wendell
Idaho
Fiers
Thailand
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Thanh Hoa
Thaete
Four Die as Truck and School Bus Collide in North Dakota
In G winner North Dakota AP report four people in a pickup were killed and 17 pupils plus the school bus driver were hospitalized after a grinding crash between a truck and a school bus. Eighteen others were treated for cuts and bruises at Oakes Community Hospital. Bus driver Shirley Bergermen 34 was in poor condition. One child Leroy Rotenberger age five and another child age five were killed. Sixteen injured pupils were in fair condition at Oakes.
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Robert Rotenberger
Leroy
Ageia
Stirum
North Dakota
Oakes
Shirley Bergermen
Jakes Hospital
Davia Even
Fargo
Threefold European push for peace and stability opens week
Next week a three pronged effort toward peace disarmament and economic stability unfolds in Europe. In The Hague EU foreign ministers aim to seal security and economic deals while Geneva hosts the second SALT talks and Helsinki launches broad discussions among the United States Canada and 32 European nations to explore a potential conference on security and cooperation. Albania is absent though Liechtenstein and the Vatican will attend.
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Brussels
Europe
Common Market
Hague
Geneva
U.S
Helsinki
United States
Canada
Ion
Peron Granted Permit to Address Followers Tonight
Buenos Aires AP Juan D Peron, back in Argentina after 17 years in exile, won junta permission to speak to followers at a mass rally possibly tonight. He and his wife Velia moved from the airport hotel to a $96,000 villa as thousands gathered, with heavy security awaiting his return amid plans for a national front to civilian rule.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Perlon
Argentina
Peron
Isavel
Vicente Lope
Perons
Junta
Inzeira International
Ezeiza
National Civil Front
Justicialista
Alejandro Lauwusse
Madrid
Nixon ends Camp David stay to consult on Paris talks
President Nixon returned to Washington from Camp David to confer with Henry Kissinger by telephone on final negotiating positions for talks in Paris with Le Duc Tho. Press secretary Ziegler said no White House meeting was planned. In Kentucky, a twin engine chartered plane crash killed all aboard after a high school football game. Local and FAA investigators worked at the farm wreck site seeking bodies and counts.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Ziegler
Madisonville
Here
Craer
Brewster to Appeal Conviction Over Unlawful Gratitude
Lawyers for former Maryland Senator Daniel Brewster say they will appeal his conviction on charges that he accepted fourteen ninety from a mail order firm lobbyist to influence postal legislation. A U.S. District Court jury found Brewster guilty of accepting an unlawful gratuity under the federal bribery statute. The crime involved no intent to be influenced criminally.
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Washington
Maryland
Daniel B. Brewster
District Court
Brewster
Strive to Save Tigers Becomes India's National Animal
The Indian Board for Wildlife designated the tiger as national animal and launched a 90.7 million drive starting next April to save tigers from extinction. Tourism Minister J Karan Singh cited a drop from 50,000 tigers in 1900 to about 2,900 across 10 of 21 states, noting lions dwindle to 177 in one state Gujarat.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Board For Wildlife
J. Karan Singh
Singh
Gujarat
Indictments Tie 20 in Heroin Smuggling Rings
Twenty people named in unsealed Brooklyn federal indictments for smuggling more than 500 kilograms of heroin worth about 250 million dollars into the United States. Leaders Christian David and Michel Nicoli, both French, allegedly headed two of the five largest rings shipping heroin from Marseilles. David and Nicoli faced 2.5 million dollar bail each after arrival from Brazil.
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New York
United States
Brooklyn
Christian David
Michel Nicoli
Marseilles
David
Nicoli
Brail
Banker Delivers 95000 In Fake Kidnapping Plot
In Lafayette Louisiana a bank vice president handed over 95000 to alleged kidnapers after a caller posing as a repairman claimed his wife would be killed. Police and FBI seek a man seen near the shopping center parking lot as the victim’s wife remained unharmed at home.
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Lafayette
Charles Boudousequie
Roudousequie
First National Bank
Boudousequie
FBI
Bottousequie
Syracuse Coed Still Missing
Syracuse University and LeMoyne College urged students to avoid posting signs seeking rides after freshman Karen M. Levy 18 of Cherry Hill N J disappeared Nov 10 after leaving with a man who claimed to be Bill Laceny en route to Monmouth College New Jersey Police report no meaningful leads as state police comb northern New Jersey and search routes to the state.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse University
LeMoyne College
New York State
New Jersey
Truck Train Fatality At Rombilus Crossing
Paul Hauke aged 18 of Rombilus Finger Lakes village died when his truck collided with a Lehigh Valley Railroad freight train at a grade crossing near the Seneca Army Depot. Police and railroad officials investigated the crash, no immediate cause released.
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Rombilus
N.Y
Paul Hauke
Finger Lakes
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Seneca Army iDepot
Pleads Guilty To Murder Count In Kidnap Slaying
William A. Reid of Rochester pleaded guilty in Ontario County Court to one murder count for the 1969 kidnapping and beating death of Marta K. Polis, 19, whose body was found in a gravel pit near Manchester. sentencing set for Dec. 15. Reid already serves a 15 year term for another killing and had been charged in 1971 with the stabbing death of George Anderson in Rochester.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Fricay
William A. Reid
Rochester
Ontario County Court
Reid
Kidnenrine
Marta K. Polis
Manchester
George Anderson
Attica
Russian Couples Urged to Have More Babies
MOSCOW AP report describes a Soviet push to reverse a plunging birth rate as Russians, many with one child, face government pressure. The dialogue in the Soviet press contrasts Kremlin aims with ordinary families, including an anecdote from Mrs. G. Alexandrova about family plans and resistance.
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Moscow
Russian Republic
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Pig Bowl promises real brutality in Eugene
In Eugene Oregon AP reports spectators at Sundays second Pig Bowl will see "real brutality" in a flag football game with free admission. The event name comes from the Eugene Police Department Blue Blazers and Lane County Sheriff's Office Green Tie. Blue Blazers lead 1-0 after last year’s 20-6 victory.
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Fugene
Ore
Eugene Police Department
Lane County Sheriff's Office
Blue Blazers
Kitchen Employes Threaten To Strike In New York
Kitchen employes threaten to strike Monday if restr ant owners do not agree to a new contract. The AFL-CIO Local 89 demands a $20 weekly across the board raise for chefs cooks and other kitchen workers. Current wages range from $108 for dishwashers to $200 plus for chefs. Earl Bonatti, president, stated Thursday.
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NEW York
Afl-Cio Hotel and Restaurant Workers
Earl Bonatti
Elderly Widow Survives Attacks by Four Youths in Philadelphia
An 84 year old widow in a Fairhill housing project survived days of assault after four youths aged 10 to 13 entered her apartment, ransacked, burned her with an electric comb, and robbed about $229. Police charged the youths with burglary robbery vandalism and related counts.
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Adelphia
North Philadelphia
Fairhill
Polio
Widow Rescued From Drowning In Thick Muck
A 79 year old widow was pulled to safety after clinging to a pipe for five hours in eight feet of muck that collapsed from a septic tank in her yard in San Jose California. Fireman Gene Sawyer used a rope sling to rescue her. She had lived there 20 years and was unaware of the tank.
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San Jose
Calif
Marie Coehle
Mary Gomes
Fremont
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