Off-Duty Chat Breaks Cop Burglary Case
A San Antonio report details a two police officer exchange leading to nine charges against former Patrolman Alton A. Alexander. Witness Patrolman Alvin C. Brown testified about an offer to sell a stolen boat at Lake LBJ, prompting grand jury action. Alexander, John P. Wylie, and Thomas F. Carey face multiple burglary and theft counts. Wylie and Alexander resign, with bonds set. Carey faces four burglaries. Proceedings continue as investigations expand.
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Jim Price
San Antonio
Bexar Comunty Grand Jury
Alton A. Alexander
Alexander
Talulahy
Alvin C. Brown
Rial
Peace Justice
P. Gutierrez
Brown
John. P. Wylie
Babcock
Thomas F. Carey TH
Dewey
Gr Gerrez
Ainty
Lake LB
Tex-All Boat ‘Co
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Former San Antonio officer faces 10th charge in car theft case
Alton A. Alexander, 25, of 41b0 Tailitah, was charged Friday with stealing a 1969 model car from a Gillespie Ford lot at 4722 Austin Hwy during a high speed chase with Central Texas lawmen. Bond set at $30,000. he had nine prior bonds totaling $30,000 and was remanded on a $50,000 bond. Police pursued him after a high speed chase from Austin to Llano, where tires were shot out of a stolen car. a second suspect remains at large.
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San Ankinio
Central Texas
Alton A. Alexander
Tailitah
Austin Hwy
Alexander
Peace Justice
P. Gutierrez
San Aniunio
Cano
Llano
Austin
Eccentric Heir Sobs Over Family Fortunes in NY Apt
Michael Brody, 21, heir to a $24 million New York estate, weeps and pleads for space as he and his wife barricade themselves in their apartment. A woman seeking $1,000 for her son’s medical bills confronted him. Brody promised to pay the hospital bill but balked at cash, prompting a heated exchange and the line I please swamp wealthy hippie.
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Michael Brody
New York
Kilk
Brody
Laos B52 Raid Buildup Targets Hanoi Supply Route
UPI reports a Laos based B52 raid buildup aimed at disrupting Hanoi's Ho Chi Minh trail and allied air losses. Strikes sought to slow communist supply lines into South Vietnam as North Vietnamese forces remained active in a 30 mile valley near the coast. Communist gunners shot down US aircraft at about five per week, with 150 pilots killed and nearly 300 US planes downed in Laos since November 1968.
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Saigon
Inet
South Vietnam
Ham
Jourger
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
Laos
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Oleo Heir On Binge Of Giving Away Fortune
In Scarsdale New York hipster heir Michael James Brody 21 heir to a margarine fortune has begun a public spree of philanthropy. He handed out 2500 dollar checks to strangers in Manhattan early Friday and lingered at his mansion as about 100 locals gathered hoping for aid. He vows to share wealth with those facing problems and dreams of becoming a rock singer though he warns he may retreat if the world’s troubles persist.
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Scarsdale
N.Y
UPL
Michael James Braiy
New York City
Brody
Sle
John 5
Teike
Manhattan
Nixon to hold first 1970 press conference
White House says President Nixon will hold his first press conference of 1970. The event is scheduled for Friday with the budget message to Congress coming about four days later. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler announced the time at the White House as Nixon remains at Camp David working on the State of the Union and revised budget figures.
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Washington
UPS
White House
Nixon
Congress
David
Maryland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Libyan Leader Khadafy Seizes PM and Defense Posts
Libyan Strongman Col. Khadafy ousted Premier Mahmood Soliman Elmaghray and took control of the prime minister and defense ministries. He was named Revolution Council chairman and announced a 12 member cabinet mixing civilians and military. Four members of the ruling council were appointed as cabinet ministers.
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Cairo
UPI
Col
Mogamuer Khadaly
Ian
Mahmood — Soliman
Elmaghray
Defense ’ Ministry
Hhe
Middle East
Tripoli
Khadaly
Idriss
Libya
Revolution Council
Khadafy
Tuilhg Revolution Council
Jeers Mark Agnew Departure Near Auckland Hotel
Vice President Spiro Agnew left a state dinner hotel in Auckland amid a second antiwar protest of the evening. About 20 demonstrators shouted fascist pigs as police intervened, three arrests reported with no injuries.
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Auckland
New Zealand
UPI
U.S
Apiro T. Agnew
Asia
Lawice
Ium
Agnew
MIT Offices Seized by Protesters During Demonstration
Cambridge Massachusetts demonstrators estimate 53 to 7 participants occupied MIT offices for 34 hours after the school refused to negotiate. Howard Johnson faced heckling as he returned to his hotel amid clashes with police. the protestors, tied to the New Zealand SDS faction, shouted profanity and disrupted the campus.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPH
Wbeween
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howard
Hi Johnson
Agnew
Johnson and James
R. Killian, Jr
MIT
Auckland
Schoer
New Zealand
Democratic Society
Keith Holyoake
Sds
Holyoake
Isteo
Record hijack count and traffic light note
UPI reports 30 U.S. airliners were forced to Cuba last year. A new air piracy record saw 23 planes hijacked in the first seven months. Hijackers included 20 U.S. citizens and 16 Cuban refugees, with 2,000 passengers aboard those planes. Also unresolved alert about a faulty yellow light at Rasst and Hot Wells since last suit.
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UPI
U.S
Cuba
United States
Rasst and Hot Wells
Page Index and Section Listings Compile
The snippet lists daily newspaper sections with page numbers for Amusements Church News Classified Comics Death Notices Editorial Features Financial Fun and Games Floroscope Real Estate Sprinty Sports Texas Trails TV Logs and more across multiple pages. It serves as a navigational index rather than a news item.
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Texas Trails
Missing Son Darkens Fulton Family Tragedy
Nashville report says Barry Fulton, 18, son of Rep. Richard Fulton, disappeared on a fishing trip. The Fulton household previously faced a fatal shooting of Jewel Fulton last November, ruled as a personal safety matter. The congressman’s Friday television address was canceled amid the new family crisis.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Barry Fulton
Richard Fulton
D-Tenn
Fulton
Jewel
Madison
Solons Itemize Expense Accounts for Outlay
Texas state senators filed three months of expense records showing large telecommunication and office costs during off sessions. Criss Cole led in spending with 6 016.72 total for October through December, including 300 for long distance calls and stamps. McKool’s records show 2 744.02 for October, and Joins Wayne Connally and Aikin Jr. also spent substantial sums while in or near offices in Austin and Dallas.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas State
Ishone
Cole
Mike Mc- Sen
Criss Cote
Houston
Dallas
Criss Cole
D- Wuston
McKeal
McKool
Enonth
Wayne Connally
Flores
Aikin, Jr
Paris
Jets Hit Targets In Egypt Amid Wide Raids
Israeli jets struck deep into Egypt in 90 minute raids hitting targets as close as 42 miles from the Suez zone. Egypt claimed three Israeli planes shot down, while Israel said it lost one. In Jordan, Amman said Israeli planes killed one soldier and wounded eight. Golda Meir warned French arms to Libya upset Middle East balance and said such jets could be used against Israel.
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United Press Internature
Egypt
Zaird
Israel
Jordan
Amman
Golda Meir
Libya
Middle East
Lagar Party
Davay
AIM AT
Nasser
Meir
Gamal Abdelers
Teans Selire
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cooling Gusty Turnabout
The forecast calls for decreasing cloud cover Saturday with fair and colder conditions through Sunday. Light to variable winds shift to northerly 8 to 18 mph Saturday afternoon into Sunday, with a high in the low 40s and a rough overnight low Saturday night.
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