Woman Held in Abandoned Newborn Case in Michigan
A Michigan warrant charged Mrs Bealrica Carnell with child abandonment after a newborn was found alive in a church station wagon. Authorities linked the baby to Carnell, a mother of four, while her partner and the priests reported a girl found the infant and alerted police. The case unfolded across Southgate Wyandotte and nearby facilities as officers investigated custody and identification details.
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Southgate
Mich
UPI
Felday
Seyhart
Detroit
Bealrica Carnell
Wayne County General Hospital
Wyandotte
Wyandotte General Hospital
Frank Twures
Mysel
Bhourseld
Plus X
Micu
Robert J. Poledinis
Lee Rodriguez
Kinnedale
December Weather in San Antonio Shows Warm, Wet Month
San Antonio posted a warmer than normal December with an average temperature around 85.1 degrees and total rainfall near 2.28 inches. The city saw 224 hours of sunshine about 70 percent of possible, dense fog on the 16th to 18th, and four days with measurable rain including a 1.9 inch 24 hour period. Low temperatures fell to 26 degrees with highs reaching 76 on December 15 and 21.
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San Antonio
Insurance Pool Eyed as Flood Coverage Option
Washington reports discuss creating a national private property insurance pool to improve flood coverage. Rep. Casey notes delays in current federal flood insurance programs and supports a national pool allowing broader access and earlier applications.
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Washington
UPI
Rep
Kobldividual
Casey
Nixam
Ing
Ional
Bernstain
Six Brazilian Hijackers Fly to Cuba in Grounded Caravelle Plan
Six hijackers identified as revolutionaries waited at Jorge Chavez airport in Lima on Friday to refuel their French built Caravelle and pursue a flight to Cuba. They claimed the trip honored Ernesto Guevara and cited plans to study proposals about crime insurance and a voyage across multiple cities.
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Lima
Pert
UPH
Cuba
Jorge Chavez
Tinga
Monteyiden
Rio de Janeiro
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
California
Alaska
Tsun
Hawaii
Totelstort
Missouri
Buenos
Aires
Anotagasta
Ecuador
Panama
Bernstein
Casey
National Association
Emasto Guevara
Four Accused Negroes Freed in Sandersville Shooting Case
In Sandersville Georgia Justice Julian Knight freed four accused Black individuals after six days in custody for alleged involvement in a shooting that wounded Leste Sanders, a white man. Turner and others had been jailed after authorities said they would not post bond amid political prisoner claims. Sanders, later released from Augusta hospital on bond, faced aggravated assault and criminal trespass warrants. no official details were released as the case nears conclusion.
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Sandersville
Leste Sanders
Ivit
Richards
Samlersille
Tumner
Godly
Turner
Falls
Turnen
Bie
Yimer
Lonnie Cooper
Anthony
Leyearald
Justice of the Peace
Julian Knight
Labuing Tev
Augusta
Sanders
Nurtles
Archdiocese Hosts Workshop on Exceptional Children
The Archdiocese will sponsor a January 10 workshop at the Confraternity of Christian Docking headquarters to inform parents teachers and students about religious education for deaf blind and mentally retarded students. It begins at 9 a.m. at 6815 S Zar Zamora.
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Tae San Ariania Catholic Archdiocese
Confraternity of Christian Docking
S. Zar Zamora
Governor Grants Conditional Pardon to UVA Alum
Virginia Governor Mills E. Godwin grants Frank P. Lavarre a conditional pardon reducing his 20 year sentence for marijuana possession to five years probation. The former University of Virginia student will live with relatives in Nashville Tennessee and the pardon takes effect Monday after a prior investigation and review.
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Richmond
UPI
Mills E. Godwin
Frank P. Lavarre
University of Virginia
Tennessee
Jha
Nashville
Godwin
Lavarre
Randolph Officers 3 Colonels Named for Boost
Three Randolph Air Force Base officers are among 76 nominees Nixon plans to appoint as temporary brigadier generals. Col. Geoffroy Wiedeman command surgeon at Are Training Command, Col. Robert Brofft chief personnel resources and distribution, and Col. W. C. McGrath Jr. Randolph commander are named.
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Randolph Air Force Base
Nixon
Cal
Geoffroy F. Wiedeman
Col
Robert ©. Broffi
Air Force Military Personnel Center
W. C. McGrath
Randolph
Wiedeman
Air Force Medical Service School
Shappart Afb
Ile
Wegren
College Municipal de Cannes
France
University of Vermont
Major New Jersey gambling indictments tied to mob figure
Reputed New Jersey mob boss De Cavalcante and 16 others pleaded innocent to federal loansharking and conspiracy charges. The case, described by FBI head J. Edgar Hoover as the largest gambling round-up in the New Jersey area, spans New Jersey and New York with 17 top operators facing six-count indictments and 45-day motion windows.
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Newark
Jeph Simone Rizzo
Samte
de Cavalcante
New Jersey
Hugh J
Troy
N. Y
Jiva
New York
Pennsylvania
Kennedale, Tex
Joan- Tarrant
Lon E Lacey Teails
Vans
Lacey
Riand
Evans
Tarrant County
Arlington
Earl Taylor
Mansfield
Tex
Raymond IH. Almarez
Fort, Worth
Fort Worth
Shorten
Markham l
Taylor
Aim Wingh Jong
Dixters
Witelapa
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
Anthony T. Angelli
Na Cavalcante
Military Must Meet Deadline on Charges
The case centers on Captain B. Raymond Perkins and Seaman Roger J Preist as it moves to the U S Court of Military Appeals. The government seeks to postpone the court martial to February with two charges unresolved and a pending brief.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Military Military Appeals
Texas
Raymond Perkins
Roger J.¢e
George P. Preist
Houston
Koch
Priday
Preist
Andwat
Karh
Hewsleller “M
Military Appeals Court
Man
Pentagon
Inetchtlor
Newark Probes Expand to Include New York and Pa Regions
The nationwide crime and official corruption inquiry widens beyond New Jersey to include Philadelphia New York and Eastern Pennsylvania. L. Adomay for New Jersey and Frederick B. Lacey announce a regional program linking New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania authorities to tackle organized crime and infiltration in the Garden State and surrounding areas.
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Newark
UPI
Philadelphia
New Yorks
New Jersey
Fiiday
L. Adomay
Frederick B. Lacey
New York
Lacey
Louis Mechtle
W. S
Pennsylvania
Euch Legion
Garden State
New Jersey-Philadelphia
Polanski to share estate of slain actress Shavoy Tate
In Santa Monica California Roman Polanski and four Tate family members will share actress Shavoy Tate’s estimated 45400 estate. Retired Col. Paul J. Tate aged 47 received court permission to administer the estate as Tate left no will. Cash assets total 27200 automobiles 5700 annual income 200 and other personal property 500. Doris Tate 48 Deborah Ann 17 and Patricia Gaye 13 are named co-heirs.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPH
Roman Polanski
Shavoy Tate
Paul J. Tate
Superior Court
Miss Tate
Polanski
Col. Tate
Doris
Deborah Ann
Patricia Gaye
Owners Decide to Destroy Stricken Ship in Pacific
Owners of the stricken ammunition ship Badger State agreed to abandon and destroy the vessel after Navy assessments. Fourteen crew were rescued. twenty five missing and presumed dead. A Navy spokesman said sinking would be the quickest and safest option if salvage was not justified.
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Pear
Harbor
Hawaii
UPI
Pacific
Marina Lines, Inc
Badger State
U.S. Navy
J Mo Dempsey Jr
Hhr
Dee
Dempsey
Adm
W. ¥. Combs
Service Force of the Pacific
Ted
States
Consid
Sadi
Ee Vadeer
Millary Seal
Tuo
Transportation Service
MSTS
Brake Jease
Navy
Clave
MSLS
Japan
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Heghy
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Pirates
George Papadopoulos
Makavios
Cyprus
Athens Aiport
Boost
Brofft
Military Services Air Medal
Air
Korea
Aed
South Asia
West Point
McGloulin
Seraspice Mendichia
Armed Broftt
Legion of the
Aegus 2
Degria
Big Spring
George Washinghom Wad
Westover Afb
Mass
Thel McGlothlin
Col. G. P. Wiedeman
Due
Col. R. £. Brofftts
Col. W. C. McGlothlin Randolph
Abuaki
Badger State Trom
Polar Bear Club
Milwaukee
Michigan
Ymca Scuba Dividers Club
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