Captain Herbert Shively Dies After Jet In Flight Collapse
Captain Herbert Shively, 49, suffered a heart attack aboard a World Airlines Boeing 707 en route from Chicago to San Francisco. Copilot Howard W. Connelly, 36, landed the jet safely in Grand Rapids, Iowa, and Shively died at a hospital after a 25 minute emergency.
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Herbert Shively
World Airlines Wight
Chicago
San Francisco
Howard W. Connelly
Ce Aenemarata Day Rapids
Iowa
Mary Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Connelly
Shively
Grand’ Rapids
Glenn Ellyn
Cedar Rapids
Cleared Green Beret Doctor Reflects After Slayings Trial
Captain Jeffrey MacDonald, a Green Beret physician, is freed by the Army of three premeditated murder charges in the 1969 slayings of his wife and two daughters. He says the case changed his outlook, plans to practice medicine, seek an immediate discharge, and pursue orthopedic residency at Yale or Columbia after finishing studies. He hinted at continuing work helping people and expressed relief at not facing trial.
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Beret
Jeffrey MacDonald
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Colette
Kimberly
Listen
Army
MacDonald
Yale
Columbia
Kreak Power Emerges In Aspen Sheriff Bid
Thompson, a freelance writer and Aspen candidate for sheriff, promotes a radical platform including arming residents, decriminalizing drugs, and renaming Aspen to Fat City. He campaigns amid rising attention from opponents and supporters he calls “freaks.” Separately, a Tacoma judge extends time for Capt. Susan Struck to seek a restraining order against her discharge, after Air Force officials recommended discharge before childbirth.
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Alfurter ’. Thompson
Aspen, Cale
Aspen
Thompson
Colorado Rockies
Capt
Susan Re Struck
Air Force
Seattle
Tacoma
Muse
Capt. Struck
Hepan
Robert C. Seawang
Af McChord Air Force Base
Viet Cong Gains Soviet Backing in Peace Bid
Viet Cong spokesman Dong Dinh Thao says the Soviet Union will fully back the Viet Cong peace plan and condemns Nixon's Oct. 7 proposals. At a London meeting, Madame Nguyen Thi Binh received reaffirmation from Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko that Moscow maintains its support and rejects U.S. policy in Indochina. Thao notes Gromyko’s stance shows no change in Soviet policy toward the war in Vietnam.
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Viet Cong
Soviet Union
United’ States
Moscow
Nixon
Dong Dinh ‘Rhao
Viet Nam
London
Nguyen Thi Binh
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Saigon
Gromyko
Indochina
Madame Binh
Ene
Thao
Casualties Dip as Vietnam War sees low weekly totals
The Allied command reported 43 Americans killed in action last week with 279 wounded, the lowest U S combat deaths since March 5 1966 though accidents and illness added 38 more. Total U S casualties reached 322 lowering the weekly peak. South Vietnamese reports put 215 KIA and 625 wounded for the period. In a separate note, John Taylor 21 died from injuries in a Wichita State University charter plane crash in San Antonio Texas.
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Saigon
Lodey
Cambodia
Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Battlefielt Deall
Hirt
San Antonio, Tex
UPI
John Taylor
Lt State University
Frazier Arraignment Continued as Defense Asks for More Time
John Linley Frazier 24 is indicted for five murders at a hilltop mansion. The arraignment was adjourned to November 12 as defense seeks time to study grand jury proceedings. Judge Franich ordered a news blackout to ensure a fair trial.
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Frazier
Santa Cruz
Calif
John Linley Frazier
Atty
Peter Chang Jr
Victor M. Ohla
Superior Court
Charles F. Franich
James Jackson
Reprisals barred in San Quentin prison suit ruling
U S District Court Judge Albert C Wollenberg issued a preliminary injunction forbidding San Quentin authorities from inflicting or threatening reprisals against seven convicts who filed a 3 million civil rights suit against the state The injunction also allowed attorneys chosen by the prisoners counsel to inspect prison areas twice weekly to ensure compliance The action followed a four day hearing in which convicts testified of beating harassment and gas might by guards tied to coverage of the death of prisoner Fred Billingslea last February in Tubdy California Los Angeles County names Chief Judge Charles Loring elected to preside over the county superior court replacing Judge Joseph A Wapner after a mail ballot vote
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U.S. District Court
Albert C. Wollenberg
San Quentin
Fred Billingslea
Los Angeles
Charles Loring
Los Angeles County
Fragmented Press Telegram Item From Pratt Ledger
Partial OCR reads like a late October report from Pratt area papers. Mentions a Coast guard or beach event and a call to verify truth amid a fear or rumor. Details are unreadable, but the piece appears to cover local happenings and warnings.
Merrill Lynch to Bail Out Goodbody in $15 Million Plan
Merrill Lynch signs an agreement to infuse about 15 million into Goodbody & Co to shore up its finances and protect 225,000 Goodbody customers. The move follows NYSE pressure and fears of market disruption if Goodbody liquidates. An auction later reported 3.68 million for 67 impressionist and modern paintings, including a Derain record of 225,000.
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New York
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenmer, & Smith
Goodbody & Co
Audir
Goodbody
James ¥.Thomson
Donald T. Regan
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Andre Derain
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Dorothy Cadwallader
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