Campaign refunds and a Nixon era theft headline
Virginia district congressman David Satterfield III reported about 8300 dollars in contributions refunded and his campaign costing 38 to 39 thousand. In Washington the Watergate complex saw Miss Rose Mary Woods report a jewelry theft valued above five thousand with FBI involvement. Industry leaders criticized foreign aid levels as a national disgrace while a historic church journey united Protestant and Catholic congregations in New York. Long-haired youths in Kamloops staged a charity auction clipping hair to help a crippled boy, drawing local celebrity participation and community support.
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Virginia
Alho
David Satterfield
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Richard Nixon
Washington
Europe
Miss Woods
Potomac River Bank
FBI
Transportation
John A. Volpe
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice ‘Tans
Kamloops
British Columbia
Gordon Russel
BI Rand
Laurie Payne
Joachim Forkis
Peter Wing
Folkis
Peter Jensen
Snowstorms batter nation with record lows and travel woes
A trio of major snowstorms swept the nation, closing schools and halting trains from New York to New England and the South. Middletown reported 25 inches, rail services slowed, and 20 inch totals appeared in Virginia and New Jersey while warnings extended from Texas to the Carolinas and California mountains faced heavy snowfall.
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Hudson River
Middletown
Texas Panhandle
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast States
Carolinas
California
Nevada
GI Family Crosses Into East Berlin From West
An Army sergeant his wife and their 20 month old child fled to East Berlin on Saturday via Checkpoint Charlie. They have not returned and are listed as absent without leave. U.S. and West Berlin officials seek contact with Soviet representatives to arrange a meeting. The sergeant, a military policeman, is not yet identified pending notifying his next of kin.
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Berlin
Aus
East Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
United States
Rescuers Inch Toward Miner Trappe In Cave-In
Rescue units in Lark Utah reported a ticklish advance toward William Vernon Jones trapped two days in a mine after a cave-in. Jones, 20 years with the mine, is a father of one from Midvale. His partner said they spoke after the rock fall but a second collapse forced him to seek safety. Rescue teams feared a third cave-in as they worked through a 20,000 foot section. The Latk mine, owned by United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co, had a prior fatal cave-in about a year ago.
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Lark
Utah
UPD
Wateran
William Vernon Jones
Midvale
Rock
Jones
Glen
Oller
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co
Tax Revolts May Loom Says Unruh
Fresno remarks by Assembly Minority Leader Jess M. Unruh warn of potential middle income tax revolts. He says the tax system burdens the middle class and could provoke strikes and demonstrations, especially among suburban taxpayers, challenging campus riots as a remediable issue.
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Fresno
Assembly
Jess M. Unruh
Tnday
Unruh
Eisenhower improves after pneumonia surgery recovery
Washington reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows gradual strength return after abdominal surgery and pneumonia. Walter Reed Army Hospital notes steady improvement, reduced bulletin frequency, and a return to solid food as healing progresses.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
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Pacific Ave
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Walter Reed Amy Hospital
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