Agnews Son Charged After Bedroom Window Incident
James Rand Agnew son of Spiro T. Agnew faces a trespassing charge in Maryland after a couple caught him peering through a bedroom window at 2 a.m. He was released on his own recognizance and a July 30 trial date was set. Police identified him later at his home.
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Baltimore
James Rand Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Dennis Hill
Timothy Frye
Fryes
Susan Frye
Hill
Frye
John Johnson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Couple wed after raft ordeal near Haiti rescue
Tony Pike and Robyn Fairfax-Ross married in a friend's Miami Beach home after spending three days on a life raft when their sailboat sank off Haiti. They were rescued by a Florida-bound cruise liner on June 23, and Pike said he proposed on the raft.
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Caribbean
Tony Pike
Robyn Fairfax-Ross
Miami Beach
Pike
Haiti
Susan Ford begins photography internship in Topeka
Susan Ford arrives in Topeka for a six week photography internship with the Topeka Capital-Journal. Photo chief Richard Clarkson will supervise her at 115 dollars a week as she starts her freshman year at Mt. Vernon College and plans a family vacation to Vail Colorado after the internship.
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Topeka
Kan
Susan Ford
Richard Clarkson
Topeka Capital-Journal
Miss Ford
Vail
Colo
Mt. Vernon College
Washington
Daley Honored With Public Service Award
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley received the Public Service Award from the United States Conference of Mayors in Boston on Monday. San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto praised Daley as "the prototype of all the great mayors" and "the greatest mayor of all time" for his leadership of a 1-year-old Cluca gant.
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Boston
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Conference of Mayors
Joseph L. Alioto
San Francisco
Daley
Cluca Gant
Magor
Eastland Hospitalized After Fall At Home
Sen. James Eastland of Mississippi is in the hospital after breaking three ribs in a fall at his Doddsville home. His wife said he is uncomfortable but not seriously hurt, noting he rose early Sunday without turning on the room light and apparently struck his side.
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Cleveland
Miss
James
Eastland
Doddsville
Von Braun starts national space institute in Washington
Space scientist Wernher von Braun announces a National Space Institute in Washington to promote social benefits of space. He, as president, says space projects can address food, energy, environment and economic issues. The institute, funded initially at 30 dollars per year from aerospace industry, aims to revive national space effort.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
National Space Institute
von Brau
Roosevelt's son loses libel suit against Sunday Telegraph
James Roosevelt, 67, eldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, lost his libel action in London High Court against the Sunday Telegraph over a 1971 article concerning Bernard Cornfeld and Investors Overseas Services. He was ordered to pay costs estimated up to 57,100 dollars. Roosevelt, living in California, did not comment on the ruling.
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London
James Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
London Sunday Telegraph
High
Calif girl missing in Australia may be kidnapped or slain
Julie Anne Garciaelay, a 19 year old from Stockton, California, is feared abducted or murdered after vanishing in Melbourne. Sister Gayle Garciagelay reported the North Carlton flat was left damaged with clothing missing, a carving knife and cash. Julie had been in Australia eight months working as a librarian.
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Melbourne
Australia
APD
California
Julie Anne Garciagelay
Stockton
Gayle
North
Carlton
Julie
Ermine Gardacelay
Chrysler names Riccardo chairman amid losses at Chrysler
Chrysler Corp board appointed John J. Riccardo to succeed Lynn Townsend as chairman. Rusene A. Cafiero, 44, named president to replace Riccardo. Townsend retires after 18 years as the company faces three straight quarterly losses and expected continued red ink through April to June.
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New York
UPI
Chrysler Corp
John J. Riccardo
Lynn Townsend
Als
Rusene A. Cafiem
Riccard
Townsend
Chrysler
Eneral Motors
Ford Motor Co
Riccardo
Cafiero
Winds Howl Through Oklahoma and Alabama Storms
Seventy mile per hour winds ripped through Chickasha Oklahoma toppling a supermarket roof and injuring three people. Heavy rains soaked parts of Alabama with evacuations near Anniston and power outages in Birmingham and Oxford as storms moved through the region.
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Oklahoma
Ciackasha
Hobart
Okla
Wichita Falls
Tex
Chickasha
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Alabama
Anniston
Ala
Birmingham
Oxford
Money turns unemployed into human guinea pigs
An unemployed clown, two furloughed construction workers, and an idled machinist joined others as volunteers for medical research in Miami. They answered ads offering 50 to 250 dollars for tests lasting two days to two weeks, with Phase I drug trials used on humans for the first time. Doctors discuss safety records since 1963, while participants note risks and money, as national news credits the FDA and Coast Guard funding in separate notes.
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Miami
Albert Cohen
Peninsular Testing Co
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Larry Hodges
Wis
Allan Lisook
FDA
Rockville
Lisook
Kidnappers press for hunt to end in Beirut
In Beirut, Lebanese security forces continue to search for Col. Ernest R. Morgan despite kidnappers demands to halt the hunt. The group, holding the U.S. Army colonel since nine days, demanded ransom and offered to release him only if the embassy delivers aid to slum districts. Morgan is a 43-year-old Petersburg, Virginia native. Meanwhile, in Sprague, Washington, a wheat shower greeted Mr and Mrs Craig M Bageant, descendants of local wheat farmers, instead of rice.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Col
Ernest R., Morgan
Aus
Morgan
United States
Sprague
Craig M. Bageant
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