Stepchild Receives About 1 Million From Estate
In Los Angeles, Mitzi Lee Redke, stepdaughter of Samuel Hayden, is awarded roughly 1 million dollars from his 3.5 million estate. Judge Blase A. Bonpane orders honoring pledges to his second wife Ann G. Hayden. Ann died in 1963. the will favored Ruth Hayden and first marriage children. Redke’s portion totals about 910,000 plus 76,000 in jewelry and furs.
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Younger Assailed Over Smut Legislation in Sacramento
In Sacramento Raymond Geuer of the County Obscenity and Pornography Commission accused Younger of drafting anti-smut laws that would effectively legalize selling pornography to adults by requiring an adults only label. Supervisors pledged to question Younger next week and tighten commission oversight as Hahn and Bonelli urged restraint. Accra update notes a separate deadly bus tanker crash left twenty-two dead, many of them children.
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Frank G. Bonelli
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Accra
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NATO Buildup Urged to Counter Soviet Threat
Gen Lyman L. Lemnitzer told 200 NATO parliamentarians in Brussels that Europe must deploy more troops and weapons after the Czechoslovak invasion. He argued the move is a minimal insurance cost compared with war and stressed lack of tactical warning from the Soviets.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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West Travel Restrictions Tighten for Czechs
Prague reports government limits West travel for Czechoslovaks amid press crackdown and rising student protests. Premier Cernik warns against anti Soviet demonstrations as 15,000 students plan mass action on National Students Day. Long term visits abroad will be thoroughly investigated and temporarily limited to curb private trips.
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UPI
Oldrich Cernik
Police Trainee Uncovers Nixon Assassination Plot
A 19 year old Manhattan police trainee helped foil an alleged Nixon assassination plot by keeping an informant on a 911 call for 45 minutes. The informant, later arrested at Pappas Bar and Grill in Brooklyn, is an Arab man about 36. His three suspects, including Ahmed Rageh Namer and his sons Hussein and Abdo, faced bail on charges of conspiracy to murder and weapons possession. Authorities consider possible links to the Kennedy assassination and report several trips to Los Angeles.
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Palice
Lightning Strikes Twice on Plane Carrying Agnew
Vice President elect Spiro T. Agnew and family escaped unhurt when lightning struck the birthday flight twice en route to Puerto Rico. The Convair 580 landed safely at 8:35 a.m. EST after refueling at Patrick AFB. Agnew, smiling, hosted an impromptu birthday party aboard during the flight to Dorado Beach Hotel. The party, including Mrs. Agnew, four children, a granddaughter, friends, and Secret Service, then boarded Marine helicopters for a short trip to the resort for a weeklong vacation.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Puerto Rico
Agnew
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Marine Clicopters
Dorady Beach
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Russia Ready for Talks on Curbing Missiles
Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik told the UN General Assembly that Moscow is ready immediately to begin talks with the United States on steps to limit both offensive and defensive missiles. He urged rapid ratification of the nuclear weapons ban treaty, noting past US Soviet delays due to Czechoslovakia. Malik said Moscow is prepared to seriously exchange views with the United States on the missile issue.
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Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
Jacob Malik
U.S. Senate
Andrei A. Gromyko
Malik
Convict Inventor of Carbine Honored in Raleigh
David M Williams known as Carbine Williams who developed the carbine rifle in prison and became a war hero was named an honorary U S deputy marshal by federal Judge John D Larkins Jr Williams, 63, invented the carbine in 1925 while serving a sentence for shooting a revenue agent at a Cumberland County liquor still.
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Raleigh, N.C
David M. (Carbine) Williams
U.S
John D. Larkins Jr
Williams
Cumberland County
Police Headquarters Bombed in Harlem
A bomb exploded at an East Harlem police station shattering windows and bending heavy bars. The blast also damaged a nearby apartment building across the street, with no further injuries reported.
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New York
UPI
East Harlem
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