Bomb blast hits Fresno County Courthouse restroom
A bomb exploded in a men’s restroom near the Fresno County Courthouse offices about 9:50 a.m. Thursday, causing a hole and moving a desk. No injuries were reported. A caller claimed a link to Chicano Liberation, but details were unclear and investigators pursued the case.
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Fresno County
Mia
William C. Daly
Daly
Probation Department
Airman raises over forty thousand for Holt nephritis relief
Airman Sgt. Robert L. Jones organized a drive at Phan Rang Air Base in Vietnam that raised more than 37 000 for Paula and Gary Holt of Austin Texas, two siblings facing a nephritis with two children lost. The campaign drew contributions from Americans Australians and Vietnamese and aims for 50 000 before Jones's return to the United States.
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Calif
Robert L. Jones
Phan Rang
Stars & Stripes of
Paula Moit
Austin
Tex
Gary
Jones
U.S
South Vietnam
United States
Hall
Air Force
Altmin
U.S. Army
Two Men Indicted Over Mailing Snakes in Dallas
A federal grand jury indicted John Jordan Hill Jr. and James Adrian Steele for mailing two poisonous snakes from Dallas on December 10. Hill allegedly mailed a copperhead and a water moccasin to a Santa Rosa, California recipient, with Steele assisting.
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U. & Mails
John Jordan Hill Jr
James Adrian Steele
Dallas
Hill
Santa Rosa
Calif
Wal Steele
Powers predicts Calley will face lifelong condemnation
U2 pilot Gary Powers says Lt. Williza Calley will live under public condemnation after his My Lai murder conviction. Powers, shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960, recalls his own hostile reception and notes public sentiment shifts as emotions fade. He warns Calley’s life may never return to normal.
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My Lai
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Powers
Mater
The
Amy
Soviels
Radolph Abel
San Diego County
Robert Abel
Mickey Mantle
American Legion
Sir Humfrey Gale dies longtime Ike aide in exile
Wy-Lt. Gen. Sir Humfrey Gale, deputy chief of staff to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in World War II, died at his Swiss home in la Tour de Peilz after a long illness. Commissioned in 1911, he served in both World Wars and later led the European regional office of the UNRRA before retiring in 1947.
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Humfrey Gale
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Switzerland
la Ton de Peilz
Humfrey Myddleton Gale
Eisenhower
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Woman who died in jail leaves son 20 million
A 1 year old boy in Ridgewood, New Jersey, is set to inherit about 20 million dollars from his mother, Marina Maguire Chickering Weiner, who died in a California jail cell last month while held on possession of a hypodermic needle. Her son Donald Chickering Jr. was unaware of the inheritance. the grandparents disclosed the news.
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Ridgewood
California
Donald Chickering Jr
Marina Maguire Chickering Weiner
Porterville
Calif
George F. Chickering Jr
Miss Maguire
Donald Chickering
New York City
Holly Wood
Robert Weiner
Donald
Greenwich, Conn
San Francisco
Russell Maguire
Glenview
Redmond
Chicago
Howard McMillan
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