Dealey ransom paid for kidnapped Dallas Morning News kin
Joe M. Dealey paid 250000 ransom for the kidnapping of Amanda Mayhew Dealey, 22, wife of Joe M. Dealey Jr. and daughter-in-law of the Dallas Morning News president. She was found unharmed after two and a half days captive, her jewelry missing, and was released at an undisclosed location. FBI and local authorities launched a large response as the case unfolded.
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Dallas
Dallas Morning News
Joe M. Dealey
Amanda Mayhew Dealey
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Dealey
Joe M. Dealey Jr
Dallas Morning
Galveston News
McKnight
Dealey Jr
University Park
Island
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dealey Sr
FBI
Washington
Dallas County
Clarence Jones
Highland
Park
Refusal To Stand Haunts New Detroit Judge Marxist Legal Views
A young Detroit lawyer with Marxist views awaits a seat on Detroit Recorder's Court after winning election. He refused to stand for the Pledge, triggering calls for salary penalties and aJudicial Tenure Commission complaint. He says he will uphold the law and cites reforms from his work on jury selection and marijuana law.
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Detroit
Detroit Recorder's Court
Justin Ravitz
State Judical Tenure Commission
Ravitz
Recorder’s Court
Michigan Supreme Court
Raniteqhye
Pelieves
Gallagher pleads guilty to 1966 income tax evasion
U S Representative Cornelius Gallagher of New Jersey pleads guilty to evading 74045 in income taxes for 1966. He promises to provide information to federal agents over five months about alleged Hudson County Democratic machine corruption. He remains free on bail with no sentencing date set. potential penalties include up to five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine.
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Trenton
U.S
Cornelius E. Gallagher
New Jersey
Hudson County
Democratic
Inor Gallagher
U.S. District Court
George H. Barlow
Herbert J. Stern
Barlow
Gallagher
Stern
Gunmen surrender after Chattanooga supermarket hold up
Five gunmen fled a Chattanooga robbery with three hostages and surrendered early today after their car was stopped on U S 41 north of Atlanta. The five men Oliver Peterson Paul Berry Willie Combs Homer Barnes all from Atlanta gave themselves up with the hostages still inside. They face federal kidnapping charges. Hostage Vance Dobbins Jr. ambulance driver protected a woman during the ordeal. The drama began at Willie's Supermarket Thursday night and ended with a police tow and surrender in Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Chattanooga
Tenn
Felix Bernard Lundy
U. S. 41
Atlanta
Fulton County
Oliver Peterson
Paul Wesley Berry
Willie Louis Combs
Homer Lee Barnes
William Beardsley
Georgia Department of Investigation
Clarence Turner
Sinetra
Vance Dobbins Jr
Chattanooga, Tenn
Willie's
Cartersville
Pumpkinvile Creek Bridge
Beardsley
Heavy Defense High Losses In Hanoi Haiphong Air War
U S B52 bombers face over 850 missile launchers and gun emplacements in the Hanoi Haiphong area. Eight B52s lost in four days, with a loss rate near two planes per 100 sorties. North Vietnamese defenses include 156 SAM2 launchers and 360 plus anti aircraft guns. Intelligence notes no new weapons but heavy radar guided fire challenges EM countermeasures.
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Washington
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Air Force
Nixon
Air
Korea
Haiphong
Hanoi
IRA Moratorium On Violence Possible
Belfast AP reports Irish Republican Army sources saying the guerrillas may suspend offensive operations from midnight tonight to midnight Christmas though no formal cease-fire is declared. The lull could be used for searches and arrests by British forces, amid a wave of violence that killed nine in 48 hours, eight Catholics. The latest victim was James Mullin, a 19 year old Catholic shot in Bangor while awaiting a ride to his carpet factory shift.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
James Mullin
Bangor
Londonderry
Dublin
John Wyman
Patrick Crimnton
Wyman
Secret Service
FRA
Santa and helper stranded on church roof in Ohio
Hamilton Journal News reports Christmas stunt on a church roof ended with Santa Claus and a helper stranded after their ladder was swiped. A police interrogation followed before they reached the party, and Rex Richardson questioned if he would don Santa again. The incident coincides with broader violence in Northern Ireland as Londonderry hunts gunmen amid sectarian killings and espionage arrests surface in Dublin.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Santa Claus
Hamilton Journal News
Rex Richardson
Richardson
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JC Penney
Woolworth
Litwin
Budge
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Jcpenney
Chistmas
Don and
Janie
Chuck and
Bob
Ottawa, Kansas
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