Kidnap Suspect Jailed in Oregon Girl Case
An unemployed carpenter with a lengthy police record, J C Wheeler, was arrested in Corvallis on the kidnapping of Marjorie Schubert, 16, daughter of an OSU chemist. She was abducted Nov 14, held at an abandoned cabin, then released. Wheeler, married with no children, faces Kidnapping charges with $20,000 bail and a Friday arraignment. Nanty Fox, 12, a witness, identified him. Wheeler denies the accusation. He has prior offenses including an attempted rape case in 1962 and hit and run, though some charges were dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Pact assures Hawaii longshore peace on waterfront
Wonolulu reports the Hawaii longshore Industry and the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union reached an agreement guaranteeing at least five years of labor peace on the waterfront. Arbitrator Sam Kagel noted California labor law implications and the settlement.
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Deck Save On Carrier Pilot Ejects To Sea
A Navy pilot aboard a new angled deck carrier ejected after a fuel-rich accident on the deck. Kryway, traveling at 180 mph, escaped serious harm when his parachute opened and a helicopter plucked him from the sea. The Navy released photos to compare newer and older deck designs and risks.
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Scottsdale High Play Delights Audiences With Strong Cast
Scottsdale High's latest production drew quick audience praise led by Steve Helms as Sergeant King. The cast also featured Larry Anderson as the psychiatrist John Van Duran as General Bush Ed Shoemaker as General Pollard and Bob Richardson as a persistent rival. The show impressed early, with split reactions during intermission and plans announced for another production next year.
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Seven Tornadoes Hit Texas and Nearby States
A string of tornadoes and severe weather pummeled Texas to Florida with one death and multiple injuries. Dozens were affected as homes, trailers, and farms suffered damage from Nacogdoches to Houston and Gulliver. Snow and floods closed passes in Oregon and Missouri faced record flooding while Michigan issued fog warnings.
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Comedian Dave Gardner Missing With Son In Texas Hills
Fort Stockton Texas police search the rugged Balmorhea area after comedian Dave Gardner 35 and his son David 8 vanished following a highway incident on Wednesday. The mother Candy 10 reported losing sight of Gardner as they traveled a winding route, with search teams extending up and down the highway though no trace has been found.
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Woman Shot While Repelling Mashers in Phoenix Incident
A Phoenix woman was shot in the right leg Wednesday night after rebuffing two men who made obscene remarks near Central and Moriche. Passersby saw the assailants flee into a theater and out a side door into an alley.
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Arizona Leaders to Speak at Postal Clerks Meeting
Arizona Senator Carl Hayden Senator Barry Goldwater and Congressman Morris Udall will speak at the fall meeting of the Arizona Federation of Post Office Clerks and Auxiliary in Mesa on Saturday.
12 Year Sentences for German University Spies
A Soviet military tribunal in Moscow sentenced Peter Sonntag, 22, and Walter Naumann, 27, to 12 years in prison for spying for U.S. intelligence. The two West Germans admitted guilt and said they were recruited in Heidelberg where they were university students. Prosecutor Maj. Gen. Boris Nikotorov sought 15 years. The defendants were arrested at the Soviet border on Sept. 27 after photographing military objectives and describing state secrets such as radar sites and military units.
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Balaguer Gains New Support Amid Cabinet Shakeup
President Joaquin Balaguer extended his grip as he reshaped the cabinet to win public backing. He announced military support and filled key posts including Gen. Pedro Rafael Rodriguez Echavarria as chief of staff of the armed forces and Col. Pedro Santiago Rodriguez Echavarria as air force chief. The police moved to the interior ministry and three other ministers were named.
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Pedro Rafael Rodriguez Echavarria
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Pedro Santiago Rodriguez Echavarria
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