Milwaukee man Herbert Spenner found dead in apparent suicide
Milwaukee resident Herbert Spenner, 52, longtime advocate for German American ties, was found shot to death in an apparent self-inflicted incident. Spenner headed German Americans for Nixon’s 1972 reelection bid and served as Wisconsin legal representative for West Germany and Austria for two decades. He was born in Frankfurt and survived by his wife Gertrude and two daughters and a son. The report also covers President Nixon praising Alice Roosevelt Longworth, remarks by Nixon at church, a birthday tribute in Carnegie Hall, a record by Jane Mead, Henry Mancini’s Oscars role, and James Hagerty’s hospital status.
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United States
Frankfurt
Spermer
Gertrude
Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Longworth
Saturday Evening Post
Alice
Ditner
White House
George M. Docherty
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Pat
Intay Julie
David Eisenhower
Mamie Eisenhower
David
Gerald Warren
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln's Church
L A deputy hurt as patrol plane crashes near Porterville
In Porterville, two Civil Air Patrol planes on a training flight collided during maneuvers. Deputy Leo Tafoya of Hacienda Heights suffered a severe head injury and was taken to Sierra View Hospital after the craft crashed in a field near the runway. The other passenger, deputy Maurice Lacy, escaped uninjured.
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Porterville
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Civil Air Patrol
Leo Tafoya
Hacienda Heights
Sierra View Hospital
Visalia
Maurice Lacy
Classified ads and notices from Sunday edition
A grainy reader text from the February 11 1976 Sunday press section shows classified ads and service notices including delivery details and pricing. The blurred items mention carriers and paid placement with figure notes like 35 dollars and 5 45 in a dated layout.
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Sonday
Humanity lesson in space from Skylab 3 crew
Astronaut William R. Pogue said his 64 days in space deepened his sense of the individual and sparked a “love affair with the human race” during a Space Center ceremony after Skylab 3’s return. Gerald F. Carr Edward G. Gibson and Pogue appeared with families as 360 welcomers greeted them on a red white and blue reviewing stand. Earlier, about 3 000 people cheered at the San Diego dock where the recovery ship New Orleans was tied up.
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Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
San Diego
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Orbiting Laboratory
Gerald F. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
Carr
New Orleans
Skylab 3 astronauts healthy after tests at home
The Skylab 3 crew were returned to Earth and cleared after extensive medical exams with no concerns. Commander Carr said the mission proved humans can stay long in space, while Kraft and Pogue praised the crew's performance and the mission's significance for the space program. debriefing was set to begin, with further tests planned.
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U.S
Wallet found on Ocean Beach with $1306 contents
San Francisco resident Thomas Weise, 41, found a wallet partly buried in sand at Ocean Beach containing $1306. The sole ID was A. J. Spence with no address. Weise turned the wallet and funds over to police.
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Thomas Weise
Concord
Ocean Beach Hare
A. J. Spence
Weise
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