Notable figures die across diverse fields this week
Dr. Lewis J Murphy founder of the nations first VFW chapter died in Dallas at 69 after long service in veterans groups and Notre Dame roots. Tolstoy secretaries heir Valentin Bulgakov dies near Moscow at 79. Katherine Rice widow of Grantland Rice dies in New York Roosevelt Hospital.
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Lewis J. Murphy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Adminstration
Dallas
Tex
Christ the King Church
Calvary Hill Cemetery
Murphy
American Veterans Service Office
Notre Dame University
Tolstoy
Valentin Bulgakov
Leo Tolstoy
Moscow
Bulgakov
Katherine Hollis Rice
Grantland Rice
Roosevelt Hospital
Americus
New York Mirror
The
New York Herald Tribune
Alliance
Florence Rice
McCone Considers Nonpolitical Role in Cal Probe
Former CIA chief John McCone, noted for leading the Watts riots investigation, is urged by Ronald Reagan to lead a nonpolitical study of the University of California under the Board of Regents. He would accept if academic freedom is preserved and the inquiry remains impartial. He praised Cal as a great institution amid campus criticism by a small minority.
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Los Angeles
John McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Watts
University of
Board of Regents
Reagan
McCone
United States
Foat Office Telegram Notice At Long Beach
Telegram entry records courier charges and monthly delivery terms for a Long Beach office. It notes a carrier service at 6th Street and Pine Avenue with daily publication except Sundays, and lists amounts such as 2.75 and 33.00 dollars.
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Foat
Long Beach
Calle
Audit Bureau of Aireulation
6Th Street
Pine Avenue
Yugoslav Author Mihajlov Sentenced in Tito Defamation Case
Yugoslav author Mihajlo Mihajlov was sentenced to one year in prison for defaming Tito's Communist regime by three articles published abroad. He loses publishing rights and faces confiscation of foreign currency earnings. an appeal is planned. Western reporters faced abuse as courts processed a seven hour session in Zadar.
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Bavarian Justice Ministry
Munich
Germany
Ise Koch
Koch
Zadar
Yugoslavia
UPI
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Tito
Moscow
Mihailov
Hhis
Russia
Nazi Germany
Milajlov
Mihajlov
Rasim Crnovasanin
Michele Lubrano
Belgrade
Avanti
Mussolini
Cuban exile leader laments embassy bombing in Ottawa
Felipe Rivero, head of the Cuban Nationalist Association, says he would have preferred a larger strike as his group’s commandos bomb the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa. Rivero, 42, a Havana native, fled Cuba after his father’s attorney ties and later joined Bay of Pigs exiles. The blast damaged windows but caused limited casualties. Rivero described himself as a Egyptology hobbyist and stated his preference for Cuba over the Soviet Union. He was later rumored to have been ransomed from Cuba for 100000 dollars.
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Miami
Ottawa
Canada
Kingdom Come
Felipe Rivero
Diaz
Rivero
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
New York
Cuban Nationalist Association
Rivera
Havana
Egypt
Fidel Castro
Castro
Hinele
Diario de
la Marina
Felipe Rivera
AP Wirenhele
British Hear of Cracks in Polaris Subs
London reports indicate cracks may have appeared in Britain's fourth Polaris submarine Resolution launched Sept. 15 by Queen Mother Elizabeth. A Defense Ministry spokesman declined to confirm but noted similar issues with Dreadnought and Valiant. The 7,000 ton Resolution carries 16 Polaris missiles.
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London
Defense’ Ministry
Britain
Elizabeth
Daily Express
Mreadnought
Red Guards Beating and Killing Party Officials Reported
Moscow dispatch via Pravda reports Lin Piao era Red Guards beating and killing Chinese Communist Party officials in Peking, with further accounts of clashes with workers in Harbin and arrests of leaders, amid Soviet condemnation and appeals for Maoist loyalty.
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Peking
Moscow
Lin Piao
Red Guards
Communist Party
Pravda
China
No. 2
Mao Tse-tung
Tanjung
Fukien
Tanjug
Siaidt
Atr
Party Committee
Tass
Harbin
Red
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Grace
N.Y
Princess Grace
Monaco
U.S
Mediterranean
Robert H. Mersereau
San Francisco
Mersereau
Charles A. Rogers
Registrar of Voters
Bavaria
Ilse Koch
Prince
Republicans Weigh McCone LLC Probe
Weiri i
Cet
By Theodore A. Ediger
By Joan Weyland
Frank Bros
Falcon
Apollo
Rae
Glendale
Compton
EL Monte
van Noys
Be Ac
Cardo
Styles
Lakewood South Bay
Buena Park
Costa Mesa
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