Great Spy Chase in L A Revealed
In San Antonio a small man, once seen as harmless, sits jailed with a suitcase containing about 1.4 million dollars in mixed bills. U.S. authorities say Nazi agents aimed to move the money to their Abwehr in Mexico during a November spy incident.
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The Day Spies Routed Across Texas to Mexico
San Antonio notes describe a four part series by Jack Keasler on the Nazi spy network linked to Mexico. German and Italian guards ride the Argonaut and Aztec Eagle to escort a cash filled briefcase to Lt. Schleebruegge while British agents try to stop them. U.S. agents and G men probe the scheme as Patton era German documents shed light on a border crossing flight.
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Late Morning Edition Proclaims 25 Cent Daily
A newspaper issue announces a late morning edition priced at 25 cents. The 282 page, 20 section format is noted, signaling a comprehensive daily update with varied content across sections.
Unclear scores from scattered college game notes
Fragmented OCR shows multiple college football style scores and team names with numerous typos. Reads like a garbled ledger of results including Oklahoma Colorado Oregon State Stanford Washington Nebraska Kansas Mississippi Florida Kansas State Iowa State Michigan State and others with inconsistent figures.
Kissinger Seen Steering Foreign Policy Through Turmoil
The piece praises Henry Kissinger as a capable secretary of state figure who has shaped U S policy since the Kennedy era. It recalls Bill Rogers as a steady former leader who kept the State Department orderly while Kissinger advised the president.
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Local Roundup Brief
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Nixon Fires Cox and Richardson Quits in Watergate Crisis
President Nixon dismissed special prosecutor Archibald Cox and accepted Attorney General Elliot Richardson’s resignation. Deputy AG W D Ruckelshaus also fired for refusing to dismiss Cox. Cox staff moved files to safe storage as calls for impeachment grow.
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Andersen
Israelis Threaten Cairo As War Expands West of Suez
Israeli tanks pushed within 45 miles of Cairo and widened their operation west of the Suez Canal as Kissinger and Soviet leaders discussed peace. Dayan offered Arab leaders a way to end the conflict with a standstill cease fire or a return to prewar borders.
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