Vacationing matrons ride atop Florida drawbridge
Four elderly Canadian women were stranded on an open bridge edge above Boca Ciega Bay when their car became snagged on Treasure Island span. Fire fighters used a snorkel truck to reach and lower them to safety after more than an hour, while onlookers watched. The group included Madeleine Dow, 74, Norah Sennett, 75, Margaret Strype, 81, and Blyve M. Bomb, 78.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla. Lf
Clayton Giguay
Madeleine Dow
Norah Sennett
Margaret Strype
Blive M. Bomb
Bata Ciega Bay
Gignac
Treasure Island Fire
Art Men
Bob
Whitmey
Protestant army of Irish killers raises sectarian toll
In Belfast the Ulster Defense Association gave a green light to Protestant killings as gunmen struck Catholics, boosting weekly deaths to five with four Catholics among the victims. A 11 year old Catholic and a 12 year old boy were found shot, and the NI death toll since 1969 reached 688. Mississippi justice Tom Brady, 69, dies.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ic Wielime
Terron
Aod
Driant’s Ring
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Parole denied for Black Panther leader David Hilliard
The California Adult Authority denied parole for Black Panther leader David Hilliard on grounds of public safety. The closed hearing noted the short remaining confinement period and will reconsider the case in December. Hilliard’s prior associates faced assault convictions tied to the 1968 Oakland shootout in which Panther Bobby Hutton was killed and two officers wounded.
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Sacramento
Black Panther
David Hilliard
Panthers
Oakland
Panther
Bobby Hutton
Philp Guthrie
Hilliard
California Adult Authority
Guthrie
Trilliard
James Smith
Trio indicted in stock embezzlement case in California
Federal charges allege embezzlement of securities involving Bank of America executives Eugene Flsurand and Michael Migliari and Beverly Hills broker Frank Min M Carone. The trio, ages 44, 37, and 33, face counts of transporting stolen securities in foreign commerce and related embezzlement. Total shares cited as 4,736. dollar amount not disclosed per office policy.
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United Press International
Wid
Tls
William D. Keller
Los Angeles
Eugene Flsurand
Bank of America
Michaell. Migliari
Bank of America Mutual Funds
Frank- Min M. Carone
Beverly Hills
Kleiner, Bell and
U.S. Atty
Paul E. Sweney
Lhfe
Cleveland Teachers Honor Picket Lines
Cleveland's 6,000 public school teachers stayed off the job to honor picket lines set by five unions for nonacademic staff, while Philadelphia and St. Louis continued strikes. Only a few of Ohio's 140,000 students attended in Cleveland, with 295,000 in Philadelphia and 103,000 in St. Louis affected. Teachers signed in then honored the lines amid heat and lunch-service worries, despite injunctions and court orders being cited.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ohio
Common Pleas
David Matia
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