UW Madison mathematics building blast kills student
An explosion at 3:42 a.m. ripped through the University of Wisconsin mathematics building in Madison after a warning call. Graduate student Robert Fassnacht, 30, was killed. two researchers and a watchman were injured. Significant equipment losses and widespread damage followed.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Buss
Robert Fassnacht
Edwin Young
Math
Mathematics Research
Army
Kenneth Vodak
Capitol Square
Sterling Hall
Army Math Center
Accidents Listed From Saturday Evening Into Sunday
A police accident log lists multiple crashes around Roswell and nearby streets from 5:35 p.m. Saturday to 8:33 p.m. Sunday. Drivers include Howard W Eppers 36 and Helen Gay Betts 19. McDonald 30 and Coplen 28. Georgia Bunce 25. Gloria Montez 42 and Marques Sotero 30. James Tabb 54. Julian Garcia 62 and James Richardson 40. Michael Burnett 19. Janet Muse 17. Fred Lopez 27 and Jonathan Norvell 20. Kerry Hunter 18 and Raymond Horton 22. Citations include failure to yield and driving while intoxicated. others cite careless driving and licenses. Minor injuries reported for Burnett and Muse. several parked cars hit noted. locations include Garden at 3005 N Garden and West Second Tastee Freeze lot.
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College and Garden
Howard W Eppers
Dunlap Star
Helen Gay Betts
Roswell
Helen Betts
Jane Elizabeth Coplen
N. Garden
Daniel Dean McDonald
Missouri
McDonald
Coplen
West Second
Tastee Freeze
Georgia Lee Bunce
David Blair
Kansas
Atkinson
Bland
Gloria Montez
Dexter
Marques Sotero
N. Atkinson
Sotero
Elks Club
Hazelwood
W. Hobbs
Alameda
James A. Tabb
S. Montana
Jimmy Joe Owens
W. Alameda
Tabb
Julian N Garcia
E. Alameda
James Willard Richardson
N. Richardson Richardson
S. Penn
Michael T. Burnett
S. Lea
Burnett
St. Mary's Hospital
Jimmy Burrell
Rt. 1
Janet Kay Muse
Kerry D. Hunter
Raymond Lopez Horton
Horton
Judge Finds No Harassment Of Manson In Jail
Los Angeles AP judge Charles H. Older ruled that Charles M. Manson is not harassed in county jail and denied a cease and desist order. He personally inspected facilities and found no harassment while praising sheriff procedures as reasonable.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Tye
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Douglas Probe Panel May Ignore Deadline
A House subcommittee probing Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas is expected to skip a second deadline and stay silent on impeachmant action. Rep. Rogers says a report may come when the House reconvenes in September. backers argue for a determination of impeachability beyond Ford’s charges.
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House
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Byron G. Rogers
D-Coro
Judiciary Committee
Douglas
Subcommittee
Louis © Wyman
RNH
Gerald R. Ford
Paul N.pete
McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Kelley- Wyllie
Ford
Ralph Ginzberg
Ginzberg
Eros Rifkind
Eros
Wyman
Evergreen Magazine
Albert Parvin Foundation
Las Vegas
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Vatican Admits Recruitment Problems for Indian Nuns
The Vatican acknowledged issues in recruiting Indian girls to European convents and paused the practice while investigations continue. It noted some girls sought religious life due to vocation but lacked means, with some returning to India and others staying in Europe. The London Sunday Times reported more than 1,200 girls were bought for 600 to 7590 dollars.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Europe
India
London Sunday Times
Youth Completes Navy Science Tour and Cruise
John Cauhape of 1112 N Pennsylvania Ave returned from a Navy science tour in San Diego California. He was among 200 high school students from the United States and Canada chosen from science fairs to tour the Naval Command Control Communications Laboratory Center and Miramar Naval Air Station. The group also cruised aboard the USS Ticonderoga helicopter carrier.
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Pennsylvania Ave
San Diego
Calif
United States
Canada
Naval Command Control Communications Laboratory Center
Miramar Naval Air Station
Cauhape
New Mexico
Ticonderoga
Mansfield to Hike Senate Work Load
Washington AP Majoriy Leader Mansfield plans a six day Senate schedule to combat absenteeism and speed passage of measures. He warned members to stay in town or risk missing votes as the chamber pushes a 192 billion military procurement bill ahead of a Labor Day recess amid talks of draft to volunteer army and Southeast Asia limits.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
U.S
Southeast Asia
Sidon gun battle leaves one dead and six wounded
In Sidon near Beirut, Palestinian guerrillas from Al Saika and pro-Nasser Lebanese leftists exchanged fire for hours. One Lebanese man was killed and six others were wounded, while militants kidnapped Deputy Maarouf Saad and 11 followers and held them at a refugee camp near the city. The South Lebanon governor urged their release.
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Beirut
Sidon
al Saika
Maarouf Saad
South
Lebanon
Henri Lahoud
Saad
Longtime Roswell resident Clint Frost dies at 74
Funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Clint B. Frost 74 of 800 N Atkinson who died Sunday at St Marys Hospital. Frost a former farmer and trucker lived here 45 years and was born in Kentucky June 13 1896. He married Eula Parrish in 1913. she died in 1929. Survivors include two sons three daughters, 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral plans list Chandler Oklahoma for services.
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Clint B. Frost
N. Atkinson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Frost
Kentucky
Dublin
Arkansas
Piggott
Eula Parrish
Norval D. Frost
Thomas J. Frost
Roswell
Clark A. Perkins
Arlington
Tex
Edith Doughty
Spokane
Wash
Eula Faye Swearingen
Thomas R. iJack Frost
Roswell, Three Half Brothers and Three Half Sisters Also Survive Mr. Frost
Church of Christ
Dexter
New Mexico
Chandler
Oklo
Chandler Funeral Home
Lonas Agnew
Agnew
Air Force
293Rd
Walker
Baird
Oklahoma
Leonard Agnew
Guadalajara
Mexico
Annie Linke
Welston
Okla
Nettie Martin
Hattie Dalton
Hazel
James B. Agnew
Okagrove Cemetery
Weekend assault and theft reports in Roswell
Two men were assaulted and two thefts logged by Roswell police over the weekend. Adolph Miller was treated for facial lacerations after an alley attack near South Main. Alvin Arndt reported a burglary outside La Bonita Bar, court cash and a pistol were stolen, and Woods Auto Sales reported a break in with a guitar amp and air tank taken.
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Adolph Miller
FE van Buren
St Mary's Hospital
South Main
Miller
Alvin Arndt
Rt. 2
St. Mary's
la Bonita
S. Main
Alameda and
Main
Thomas Yocum
S. Jackson
Woods
Roger Woods
Roswell Teen Returns From Five Week Europe Study Tour
Lonnie Oldham 17 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Oldham of 42 Ridgecrest Drive was due back today from a five week study trip to Europe. He flew from New York to Roswell Industrial Air Center after four weeks at London's Royal Academy of Music then joined 12 youths for a continental tour in France Austria and Italy. Oldham a Roswell High School senior, left July 15.
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Arthur Oldham
Ridgecrest Drive
Europe
Roswell Industrial Air Center
New York
Oldham
London
Royal Academy of Music
American Institute For Foreign Study
France
Austria
Italy
Roswell High School
Dove Bear Hunts To Be Discussed At Local Club Meeting
The Chaves County Sportsmen's Club will focus on the upcoming dove and bear hunting seasons at a meeting tonight. The session starts at 7 30 P M in the conference room on the second floor of Security National Bank and the public is invited.
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Chaves County Sportsmen's Club
Security National Bank
Hospital and birth notes from St Marys and medical centers
Admissions and discharges listed for St Marys Hospital and Osteopathic Medical Center. Names include Harvey Freemont Irene Hart Harry Hoskins and others with dates August 21 to August 23. Births on August 22 and numerous resident and staff names and addresses appear.
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Thiokol
Irene Hart
Jefferson
Harry Hoskins
Tilden
Dennis Ormseth
James Nappier
Joe M Behnke
F. Herrod
Charlie L. Jones
Sam G Freeman
Robert Flores
Domingo Mendoza
Dexter
Charles Allen Niederstadt
Carrizozo
Chevyl Hinkle
Patrick Cavanaugh
Harvey G. Martin
Henry B. Payne
Charlie Lockaby
Rebecca Belcher
Billy H. Tiner
Odell Brown
Twila Freemont
Markets Prices Higher Trading Heavy
New York stocks closed higher as heavy trading persisted. USDA reports show cattle and hog prices mixed with steady to lower trends, while Chicago dairy and egg prices indicated steady to higher tones in the market.
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New York
United States to Send Up to 40 Million in Cambodia Military Aid
The State Department announced that the U S will provide Cambodia up to 40 million dollars in military aid including small arms ammunition communications gear spare parts and training. The move follows a Nixon administration determination.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Cambodia
Nixon
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