Bourbon Heist Ends With Lethal Cyanide Warning
In Redding California a thief who stole a bottle of bourbon from miner Burt Sharp’s trailer face may ride a deadly warning. Shasta County Sheriff's deputies said the bottle was laced with cyanide for experimental purposes and vowed swift pursuit if the thief drinks.
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Close Call For University
BYU police towed a car parked illegally near the Marriott Activities Center just before a ceremony honoring a donor. Millionaire hotelier Ginner J. Willard Marriott was at the center. officials learned of the incident and retrieved the vehicle prior to the event.
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Prisoner release talks continue for POWs and Hanoi
Prisoners column notes ongoing discussions about whether U S POWs will be released to the South at the same time as Americans freed in Hanoi. Gaugin remains in regular contact with the parallel JMC. The JMC subcommittee and POW release panel have met daily since Saturday to decide release details.
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Forced Back Observers Halted Near Quang Tri
A convoy carrying observers from Canada Poland Indonesia and Hungary along with newsmen and security escort was halted six miles from Quang Tri by South Vietnamese Marines. The group was ordered to turn back as North Vietnamese shelling intensified, delaying the mission for about 30 minutes.
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GI Wives and Fugitives Wait for Vietnam Return
Wartime arrivals, veterans, and civilians in Saigon reflect on post cease-fire life as marriage brokers flourish for U S servicemen. With the cease-fire, bonds are formed or dissolved as men weigh years abroad, currency risks, and the lure of home. Some stay to save money, some seek identity, while others drift into temples or volunteer work. The scene captures a fractured mix of hope, longing, and disillusion.
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Secret Service pensions and nursing home laws discussed
The article explains that the Secret Service protects widows and minor children of former presidents, with lifelong pensions and office benefits for presidents since 1971, while widows receive annual payments. It also provides contact details for nursing home licensing rules in Texas and offers a DIY approach to repelling pets from gardens.
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GGL Weighs Female Candidates for State Office
GGL discusses conservative women for state office after Ha berman vacancy. Names floated include Mrs. Le Cam ar, Mrs. Dutmer, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Hamlin, Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. McAllister with Mrs. Hill unlikely to run. Also considered are Lila Cockrell and Sam Jarrie as alternatives.
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Rites Set for Food Editor Dorothy Marsh McGavack
Private services were held for Dorothy Marsh McGavack 77 longtime director of foods and country for Good Housekeeping who died Saturday at her Queens home She joined Good Housekeeping in 1917 after graduating from Framingham State College and built a 55 year career guiding the food pages Readers valued her reliable guidance and eye appeal She is survived by a brother Dr Brooks Marsh Contributions to the New York Heart Fund are requested in her name.
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Slayings investigated as possible grudge killings
Wilson speculates the murders were grudge killings due to police absence at two homes. Schreiber notes all three victims appeared dead long before discovery and the shootings likely occurred in the early evening. Two Texas Rangers and a DPS crime lab team assist local officers as autopsies are set to confirm if the same weapon was used.
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Austin Man Approved for Texas Vehicle Commission
The Senate Nominations subcommittee today approved the appointment of Austin restaurant owner Jack E. Ray to the Texas Motor Vehicle Commission.
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Victim in Car Accident Shot at Close Range
San Antonio homicide detectives identified the victim as Carl Hoskins, 28, a New Jersey man stationed at Fort Hood. He was shot in the head at close range as his car crashed into a guard rail on Aransas Street near the 1 30 underpass. Witnesses reported two men fleeing the scene. Authorities recovered 640 in new twenty dollar bills and a 20 gauge shotgun shell near the wreckage. Hoskins died at Green Hospital after being pronounced dead on arrival.
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Sister of Angela to Speak at Incarnate Word College
Fania Jordan sister of artist Angela Davis will speak February 16 at Incarnate Word College during Black Heritage Week observances. Black Heritage Council members from six local colleges announced programs marking the week February 12 to 18. Don’t be quiet about things you like to sell, units you want to rent.
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Incarnate Word College
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Security rules tighten as airlines inspect carry-ons
Security continues from page one detailing methods to detect metal and requiring baggage checks. Vi lars will not be allowed on most airlines to accompany passengers to departure gates.
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Four U.S. minesweepers ordered to clear Haiphong anchorage
Four J.5 Navy minesweepers were ordered to begin clearing an anchorage 35 miles off Halghong harbor to establish a base for later sweeping North Vietnamese ports. The plan followed a Monday Haiphong meeting of senior U.S. and South Vietnam military representatives on nine sweeping operations.
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