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The report covers Lucy McCorkle of Gastonia who lost $1,579 to a man in a soldier uniform claiming the checks she received after her Vietnam war husband’s death were misallocated. Army officials deny Mrs McCorkle exists in Greensboro and offer no identification for the suspect. The piece also notes Lt C Robert Arvin top West Point graduate of 1965 killed in Vietnam, Anthony Quinn licensing talks, libel settlement of Prime Minister Wilson, Clemson student dress case, Kerensky’s critique of the Soviet Union, and a Seattle bank robbery busted after a U turn with $54,300.
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Lucy McCorkle
Gastonia
N.C
McCorkle
Greensboro
West Point
Army Headquarters
Robert Arvin
Ypsilanti
Mich
7Th Airborne
Thua Thien
Saigon
Arvin
Ypsilanti High School
Service Academy
Merry Lynn
Automobile Club
David
Trucker Violence Persists Over Pennsylvania Strike
Violence surrounds a two month independent steel haulers strike in western Pennsylvania as windshields are smashed and a shotgun blast hits a rig along the Turnpike. No injuries reported while leaders approve a proposed settlement and the Teamsters back the pact. Labor officials say the final decision comes by Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Folksinger Jimmy Driftwood Loses Two Sons in Arkansas
Folk singer Jimmy Driftwood returned from Europe after learning his two sons James Risner Morris 27 and Bing Lee Morris 24 were shot to death at their home in TIMED Arkansas. Sheriff said a rifle and shotgun were fired. an autopsy followed at the University of Arkansas Medical Center. The artist, real name James Corbett Morris, known for The Battle of New Orleans, often appears on the Grand Ole Opry.
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Ark
Jimmy Driftwood
Europe
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
James Risner Morris
Bing Lee Morris
Driftwood
James Corbett Morris
Stone County
Charles Rosa
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
New Orleans
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Tea
Brussels
Belgium
Fifth Amendment: Teacher Refuses to Answer in Marijuana Trial
Dr. Lewis Yablonsky, sociology head at Valley State College, invoked the Fifth Amendment during the Superior Court trial of Gridley Lorimer Wright. He testified Wright’s case involves marijuana possession and described varied reactions to cannabis while declining to answer whether he had seen people, including Wright, under the influence.
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Los Angeles
CNL
San Fernando Valley
Gridley Lorimer Wright
Lewis Yablonsky
Valley State College
Yablonsky
Superior Court
Wright
Mark Brandler
Thelurling Wright
Judy Garland Spends Flight Home After Libel Rumor Fight
Judy Garland flew from New York to London with companions after a gin rummy dispute, then decided to return to the U S. Filiberti said Judy denied her son Joey was ill and that he was fine, while admitting a drunken quarrel on the plane. The couple then flew separate ways with Judy boarding Pan American Flight 101. In Bloomington Indiana UI, Agnes Bavis Richardson, 62, Indiana University music professor, died Tuesday.
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London
Judy Garland
Atlantica
Plate
New York
Raymond Filiberti
Miss Garland
Filiberti
Joey
Filibertis
Sam Sorcy
Judy
Bloomington
Ind
Agnes Bavis Richardson
Indiana University
TV Radio Union Fines Four Broadcasters
The AFL-CIO Actors Union fined four ABC broadcasters across New York a total of 48,000 for crossing picket lines during the strike by the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians. The fines target Jimmy Breslin, Tex Antoine, Bill Reutel, and John Schubek for appearing on air despite union directives.
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New York
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
American Broadcasting Co
Afl-Cio National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
ABC
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Jimmy Breslin
Tex Antoine
Bill Reutel
John Schubeck
Kidnapping Feeds Sardinia Crime Wave Debate
Masked gunmen abducted Sardinia's 10th wealthy victim in a 3 year crime wave. Prof Giuseppe Deria, 38, X-ray specialist in Cagliari, was seized near the city as he rode with 50 year old herdsman Salvatore Sunda who was released unharmed. Ransom terms not disclosed.
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Agliari
Sardinia
Parliament
Guiseppe Deria
Cagliari
Selvatore Sunda
Sunda
Felice
Sabotage Seen in L A Derailment
Southern Pacific officials seek clues to possible sabotage after a freight train derailed on Tuesday night in south central Los Angeles. Investigators noted a broken rock on a partly opened switch, crews toiled for hours at 11th Street and Slater Avenue, no injuries, damage around 100000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
11Th Street
Slater Avenue
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Anthony Quinn
Louis Goldman
Anthony Quinn Co
Santa Monica
Carson City
New
Golrimiai
Quinn Anthony
Oy” Quing
20Th Century-Fox
Harald Wilson
Move Pop Group
Wilson
Downing St
Quinton Hogg
Queen's Counsel
High Court
Cathy McNeight
Clemson
5.C
University
Susan Delaney
McNeight
Kerensky
Soviet Union
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Stanford University
Kremlin
Alexei Kasygin
Tegal
Oakland
Xen Conklin
Conklin
David 0. Harrington
Seattle
Huuters
Teamsters
Howard Miller
Folksinger’s
Karen Nichols
Smyrna, del
Tv-Radio Union
Broadcasters
L.A
WankAmericard
Welch’s
Welch's
Atlantic Avenue
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