Kidnapped Boy Clue Ties Abductor to Father Client
Miami police report 10 year old Christopher Carrier, found badly beaten after six days in the Big Cypress Swamp, says his kidnapper claimed Hugh Carrier, a Coral Gables attorney and his father, was the client who paid. doctors operate on an infected skull fracture. possible permanent brain damage. No ransom demand found. police guard hospital door as inquiry continues.
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Fla
Collier County Sheriff's
Gene Cook
Christopher Carrier
Hugh Carrier
Cook
Coral Gables
Glenn Arp
Christopher
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Big Cypress
Florida
Roy Jones
Bradenton
Jones
Carrier
Charles Scoleski
Kansas KBI director post draws 15 applicants
Topeka AP screening commission may meet next week to study about 15 applications for Kansas Bureau of Investigation director. Fred Howard, former director Vern Miller appointee, is among applicants. Maurice Corcoran chair of the screening committee expects to review resumes and probably recommend three names to Curt Schneider. In Pretoria, South Africa, baby ing cases rise from four in 1970 to 30 by Sept 1974 per Dr. C Irwin.
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Kan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Hoffman
Maurice W. Corcoran
Wichita Crime Commission
Schneider
Pretoria
South Africa
C. Irwin
Johannesburg Children's Hospital
Whitlam vows Darwin rebuild after devastating cyclone
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam toured Darwin as thousands were evacuated by air. The cyclone killed 48, damaged 9 percent of the city, and left water and sewer services out. Officials aim to evacuate about 30,000 residents and restore essential port functions, with an emergency cabinet meeting set for Monday.
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Darwin
Australia
Gough Whitlam
Whitlam
Alan Stretton
National Disasters Center
Boston School Committee Defies Court On Integration Plan
U S District Judge Garrity to decide sanctions Monday for three Boston School Committee members cited for contempt after failing to endorse and forward a citywide desegregation plan. Kerrigan Ellison and McDonough defended their stance against forced busing while confirming willingness to comply with court orders.
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Boston School Committee
John Kerrigan
Paul Ellison
John McDonough
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Garrity
Kerrigan
South
James Sullivan
Bangladesh Declares Nationwide State of Emergency
The Bangladesh government declares a nationwide emergency to curb internal disturbances threatening security and the economy. The order suspends constitutional rights, giving Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman broad powers as famine and violence Impact the country amid ongoing postwar turmoil.
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Data Bangladsee
Bangladesh
Mujibur Rahman
Mohammadullah
Sheik Mujib
India
Indira Gandhi
Former Kansas Governor Ratner Dies at 78 in Wichita
Payne Ratner, Kansas 28th governor, died Friday night at Wesley Medical Center Wichita after a long illness. A Republican leader, he defeated Walter Haxman in 1938 by 341,271 votes and was known for wide public speaking. Born October 3, 1896 in Wichita, he later moved to Blackwell Oklahoma and served in World War I before a legal and political career spanning Labette County Attorney to Kansas Senate. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Kan
Payne Ratner
Kansas
Wesley Medical Center
Ratner
Walter Haxman
Blackwell
Okla
Blackwell, Okla
Washington University Law School
U.S. Navy
Sibley
Iowa
Parsons
Labette County
Kansas Senate
Bennett Plans Fire State Librarian in Topeka
Gov elect Robert Bennett plans to fire Charles Sims, state library director, after reports of poor leadership and unfamiliarity with duties. Sims, appointed by Gov Docking, says he did not receive a formal notice to step down. Bennett reportedly informed him earlier this week. Sims previously worked with the Kansas Employment Security Division and led Seaman High School library.
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HNL
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Charles Sims
Sims
Robert Docking
Kansas Supreme
Cewl
Library Post
Kansas Employment Security Division
Seaman High School
Boy Describes Being Lost In Snow Storm
Fourteen-year-old Joseph Cordova says he fought coyotes with a .22 rifle after three days and two nights lost on snow plains near Truth or Consequences New Mexico. A search dog found him near a ravine. temperatures dropped to ten degrees and he was taken to St Anns Hospital in fair condition. frostbite possible on toes.
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Truth OR Consequences
N. M
Joseph Cordova
Albuquerque
San Andres Mountains
St. Ann’s Hospital
Joseph
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