Houston Parents Challenge Police Handling Of Missing Teens
Houston parents accuse police of ignoring disappearances and labeling several youths as runaways while a serial murder case unravels. Police chief to respond at a 4 pm news conference as 23 bodies are unearthed at three locations near a Meustin beachfront.
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Welligeist
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Charles Gieshble
R.W. Knotts
Knotts
Mrs. Wink
VVAW Defense Presses Lemmer in Gainesville Trial
In the Gainesville Eight conspiracy trial defense attorneys press claims that Willam Walter Lommer, an ex FBI informant and star witness, acted as an agent provocateur. Lemmer testified of attending meetings planning violent acts against the 1979 Republican convention. the defense seeks witnesses to counter his denials and cites a 1971 Rand Corp. meeting about delaying conventions.
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Gree Beret
Yenuin Pal
Smoxen Wa T Nan
Scot Camil
John W. Kniffen
Kniffen
Hhe
Rand Corp
Kniffer
Lammer
Whiderground
Lenmer
Sheriff Opposes Rockfest in Benton Tennessee
Sheriff Wareld Whitey Ramsey and others oppose a Labor Day rock festival planned on a county judge's farm. They warn public health rules would be impossible to meet with up to 300,000 to 340,000 attendees, citing toilet and sanitary requirements. District Attorney Richard Fisher says state health officials support strict standards.
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Cleveland
Ramsey
False Poverty Plea Revealed by GOPers
Washington reports reveal GOP figures discussing alleged campaign surpluses and seed money donations to the Nixon era campaigns. George Bush, then Republican chairman, claims funds remained after deficits were paid, urging restoration of surplus money to the party and CRP, amid Watergate-era scrutiny.
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Washington
UBT
Republian
George Bush
Nixon-Agnew
GOP National Committee
Hush
Nisa
Albuquerque Boy Search Ends After Hoax Theories
An extensive five day search in New Mexico for a boy reportedly lost ended without definite evidence of the child. Police said calls for help heard on citizens band radios may have been a hoax, with efforts continuing only to rule out leads and determine if a real victim exists.
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David Bracks
High Island
Selma Winkle
David Helligeist
Houston
Dorothy Helligeist
Alhuquerque
N.M
UPD
New Mexico
Martin Vigil
California
Canada
Larry
Bay
Bombing to Halt Tuesday and the Cambodian War Cover-Up
The piece discusses questions about who knew and approved the Operation Menu bombing in Cambodia, whether the White House or Pentagon orchestrated secrecy, and if Nixon misled the nation. It cites Robert Seamans, Gen Wheeler, and Adm Maurer, with debate over political pressure driving concealment and upcoming white papers and hearings.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Sentughes
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Tye
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Thomas Maurer
Hope's Humor Apology Over Japanese Stereotype Joke
The Boy Scouts of America apologized for a joke by comedian Hope at a jamboree that used the term Jap. Alden Barber confirmed the apology in a call to Ben Nakagawa, Seattle Japanese American Citizens League president. He asked Nakagawa to convey regret to Seattle Scout Troop 93 members.
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Wasi
UPI
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Alden Barber
Ben Nakagawa
Harber
Nakagawa
Ue Japanese Baptist
Charett
Episcopal Priest Killed and Companion Brutally Beaten
In Houston area, two Episcopal priests were abducted by three young men after a Sunday mission visit. Rev. Hollman, 43, director of education at St. Joseph's Mission, was killed after being struck with a tire iron. Rev. Ballman, 25, reportedly in poor condition, was beaten. authorities say the car was wiped clean of clues and the case remains unsolved.
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Helle
Perry John Lewis
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Norman
Houston Ship Channel
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Holy Cross
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Aram
Rey
Trollman
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Southern Democrat Leader Sees 1976 Presidential Hope
LOUIS Vinin, BY, LURE- De Lesseps Morrison, son of a former New Orleans mayor, was elected national president of the Young Democrats after a 47 hour closing session. He urged the party to consider running a Southerner for president in 1976 and named Kentucky Governor Wendell Ford, Dale Bumpers of Arkansas, and Florida's Reubin Askew as possible national leaders. Morrison stressed a positive program over Watergate blame and growth of the South as a major national force. He succeeds Robert Allen of Phoenix and will serve a five year term. The convention also voted down a resolution impeaching President Nixon.
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Lure — de Lesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Young Democrats
Southerner
Morrison
Robert Allen
Phoenix
Aviz
Wil
Nixon
Democratic Party
Govs
Wendell Ward
Kentucky
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Reubin Askey
Florida
Baker opposes interim Watergate committee report
Senator Howard Baker said he would not sign an interim report if the Senate Watergate committee writes one based on early hearings. He urged waiting until all witnesses testify, possibly in October, and stressed the final report should resemble a fact finder’s narrative rather than a partial verdict. The panel aims to deliver a written report by late February.
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UPI
Howard Hl. Baker
R-Tenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Baker
Sevenember
Aas
News & World Report
Democratic Party
Senate
White House
Nixon
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Okaloosa Digest Plans to Appear in Mayground Daily News
An unusual notice outlines that the Okaloosa Digest will be printed in the Mayground Daily News in typewritten form on double spaced pages with margins and saveers. Representatives of the organization must bring notices. staff cannot take items over the telephone. The notice will be printed only once on a space available basis, with no carbon copies.
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Mayground Daily
P&on
Hess
Deer Poaching Spike Seen In Alabama Shortage
Rosa Tigiani, 72, opened her door Saturday night assuming a man’s address was miswritten. In Alabama, a state official warned that deer poaching could triple due to beef shortages and high costs.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
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