Brothers receive 5005 years for kidnapping Dallas newspaper exec's daughter
In Dallas a judge sentenced Woodrow and Franklin Ransonette to 5005 years for the December 19 kidnapping of Amanda Mayhew Dealey, 22, daughter-in-law of Dallas Morning News president Joe Dealey. She was held 60 hours and released after a $250000 ransom. The case drew sharp words from Woodrow in court. Meanwhile a toddler in Brunswick, Georgia faces amputation of four fingers after severe burns. doctors cite a 30 percent chance to save a thumb. The child, nicknamed Baby Doe, is in county welfare custody as authorities seek identity.
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Romney Eyes Utah Senate Run After Nixon Victory
Rumors say former Michigan governor and ex-presidential hopeful George Romney plans to seek the Utah Senate seat held by Wallace Bennett. Romney vacationing in Europe. Utah GOP sources rate him 50 percent committed, with Vernon Romney among possible candidates.
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British singer accused of payola scandal hits BBC
Scotland Yard dawn raids arrested Dorothy Squires model Janie Tones former ABC producer John Dabbs and six others in a payola probe. Squires freed on bail denying guilt claiming innocence after alleged Malta trips with Edward Kassner. Jones remains in custody on 12 offenses including procuring prostitutes for BBC officials and threatening a witness. Dabbs also freed on bail.
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Watergate scandal stirs Europeans across borders
United Press International reports that Watergate captures European attention amid unrest at home. Gold peaks in Europe as political events affect markets, while leaders in Brussels Paris and Tel Aviv comment on trust in Nixon and U.S. foreign policy. Brezhnev eyeing Washington talks adds to cautious coverage.
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Brezhnev Brandt open five day Bonn summit talk
Brezhnev opened a five day summit with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt in Bonn signaling a new diplomatic push to improve Soviet West German ties since 1970. They stressed building a durable peace on the existing nonaggression foundation amid a guarded welcome and protests.
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