Eisenhower Aide, Arnstein Arrest Highlight Georgia to Chicago
Augusta letter from Mamie Eisenhower urges Republicans to unite for the President and country while declining a Richmond County Ladies Club luncheon due to physician advice. In Chicago, Hugh Hefner’s secretary Robbie Arnstein was arrested on cocaine conspiracy amid a broader Florida connection. Debi Horn in Gibraltar, Michigan, vows to wear a wired jaw for weight loss as media attention and doctors swirl around her case.
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Pepper Rodgers's son found after disappearance in Atlanta
16 year old Kyle Rodgers, son of Georgia Tech coach Pepper Rodgers, was found safe with his dog in an Atlanta suburb after a brief abduction scare. He had left Wednesday afternoon to walk his dog, spurring a search that ended with his discovery in an apartment complex.
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Nixon counsel in House probe gains support
Liberal Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee push for President Nixon to have legal representation in the impeachment inquiry, seeking cross examination rights and access to evidence while stressing constitutional protections. Leaders weigh compromise as debate continues. An unrelated photo caption notes a missionary doctor with Lassa fever cases in Nigeria and treatment in Germany.
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Jailbreak fails as three surrender in detention center
Three accused bank robbers who tried to break out of the Federal House of Detention on Manhattan's Hudson River waterfront surrendered after hours of negotiations. They released four guards, seized two handguns through a window, and abandoned the plan after facing a strong police presence. Federal charges for the robbery would stand, with assurances that the escape attempt brought no injuries.
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