Marina Porter Sues U S Government Over Oswald Effects
Marina N Oswald Porter widow of the Kennedy assassin Oswald sues the U S government in Dallas federal court for 500000 claiming seizure of Oswalds personal effects stored in the National Archives under a special law.
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Dallas
Tex
U.S
Marina N. Oswald Porter
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Porter
U.S. District Court
Oswald
National Archives
In Westchester Court Anita Roddy-Eden seeks widow’s share
In White Plains New York Anita Roddy-Eden filed in Surrogate’s Court to challenge Tommy Manville’s estate plan. She argues her 1955 divorce from the deceased playboy is invalid and seeks a widow’s share of the estimated 20 million plus estate. Manville died earlier this month leaving the bulk of assets to his last wife Christina Erdlen Manevine, a former waitress.
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White Plains
N.Y
Tommy Manville
Westchester County
Anita Roddy-Eden
Manville
Christina Erdlen Manevine
Deacon Hicks Reinstated After Lynchburg Strike
In Lynchburg Virginia James C Hicks a Wesleyan Methodist deacon told employers he could not work overtime to teach Sunday school He was suspended for three days Monday 275 coworkers walked off the Limitorque Corp plant After talks with Machinists Union Local 958 Hicks was reinstated and workers returned to duty.
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Lynchburg
James C. Hicks
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Limitorque Corp
Hicks
Company
Machinists Union Local 958
Jukebox Heartbeats Teach Students at Michael Reese
The top ten on the hospital jukebox plays a heartbeat rhythm instead of music. Dr. Alfred F. Fishman, director of the Cardiovascular Institute, devised the program to train interns and residents to distinguish heart sounds in various disease states and normal conditions.
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Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Alfred F. Fishman
Cardiovascular Institute
Anniversary Snow Dims in Wichita Falls Then and Now
In Wichita Falls Texas October snowfall records reopen only to 1931 and show no Oct snowfall. Rhea Howard editor recalls a 1913 October snowfall on Oct 22 the day of his wedding, with snow covering the ground.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Red River Valley
Weather Bureau
Rhea Howard
Pink flamingo sighting puzzles Ashland deputies
Mrs Verne Runkle called the county sheriff to report a pink bird with long legs and neck near a private lake north of Ashland. Deputies found a flamingo, a rare visitor to northern Ohio, still standing in shallow water with its long-legged pose.
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Ashland
Ohio
Verne Runkle
Honeymoon Horror as Abductor Holds Bride in Cleveland
Charles Caldwell recalls 44 hours of terror after his bride Lida Caldwell 19 was abducted from their apartment soon after their wedding. Robert Batch 23 wounded Caldwell then held Lida in his attic apartment in University Heights, killing himself after police stormed in. Both Caldwell and Batch died from their wounds. Caldwell’s wife remained in satisfactory condition after surgery.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Caldwell
Lida Caldwell
Robert Batch
Detroit
Batch
University Heights
Mrs. Caldwell
Doctor’s Hospital
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Caldwell
GM Antitrust Suit Aimed at Breaking Up General Motors
The Justice Department has in its files material for an antitrust suit to break up General Motors. A Wall Street Journal Washington dispatch says the 104 page document is ready for federal court. The piece notes potential political and legal risks for President Johnson and cites a 1957 Supreme Court decision on Du Pont and GM stock interests.
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New York
Justice Department
General Motors
Wall Street Journal
Washington Dispatch
Louis M. Kohlmeier
Kohlmeier
Eisenhower
Special Auto Industry
Antitrust
Johnson
U.S. Supreme Court
du Pont Co
Air Force Major Accused in Plot to Steal Sergeant's Wife
Oklahoma City AP report details Sergeant Hilary V. Jones's 200,000 damage suit alleging Major William Curets Malone used a fake death claim to lure Jones's wife. He allegedly convinced her her husband was dead, entered her home, used drugs and threats, and escorted her to Wichita Falls to obtain a marriage license. The suit covers February to July and notes Malone was shot at Tinker Air Force Base, with an FBI probe underway.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
Vietnam
Hilary V. Jones
Maj
William Cure Ts Malone
Malone
Nine Salina youths held in marijuana raids
Salina police arrested nine young men early today and seized an estimated 15 to 20 pounds of marijuana. Some detainees were reported to be Kansas Wesleyan University students, with charges not yet filed. Detectives conducted two weeks of work, raiding six locations including a Wesleyan dormitory between 11 p.m. and early morning hours. Marijuana was found at two sites, and the arrests are unrelated to a separate past case involving 95 pounds found in an abandoned Salina barn.
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Salina, Kan
Jack Richardson
Kansas Wesleyan University
Richardson
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan
Sad Farewell To Queen Mary Sails To California Museum
Southampton crowds cheered as the Cunard liner Queen Mary began its 39 day voyage to Long Beach California for retirement as a museum and floating hotel. About 10,000 fans lined the waterfront for the last voyage, with the ship’s siren blasting and streamers cascading from the decks. Cunard says it can no longer profit from such liners and plans to sell others, including the Queen Elizabeth.
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Southampton
England
California
Cunard
Mary
Falls
Defense tighten rules on small Pentagon purchases
Washington AP Defense officials vow tighter procedures for penny ante buys after Rep Otis G Pike charged sloppy shopping. He cited a year with Pentagon spending of 19480 dollars versus 343 dollars from one manufacturer catalog. A Pentagon spokesman defended practices as not flagrant.
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Washington
Pentagon
Rep
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Department of Defense
Thieves Make Off With 300 Frozen Steaks in Va. Break-in
Richmond police report thieves broke into a building used by a local food distributor and stole more than 300 frozen steaks valued at 432 dollars.
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Richmond, Va
Ottawa Herald Item From October 31, 1967 Page Three
Readable fragment from Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday October 31 1967 page three. Contains brief local notices and possible civil or community items that require concise card-style summarization for archival purposes.
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Ottawa Herald
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Atty
Ramsey Clark
Jones
Tinker
Philippines
FBI
Associated Press
Herald
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Robin Reed
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