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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1975

Page

6

Dayton gunman kills girlfriend and others then dies

Russell Lee Smith, 28, killed his teenage girlfriend Jean Marie Gatewood, 16, and wounded multiple people in a Dayton spree that stretched across the city from the West Side to a theater, park, and streets before he killed himself. Police described a chaotic, rampage involving kidnapping and rape, leaving several victims in critical condition.

Dayton Ohio UPI Stan Kavy Kavy Russell Lee Smith Jean Marie Gatewood Pen Pickett Ccie Curry Smith Paulette Couch Miamisburg George Christopherson Charles Baltozer

John Wayne Offered Land Aid To Vietnamese Refugees

Vietnamese exile leader Nguyen Ky met in Washington with actor John Wayne who said he could help obtain land in Arizona for a kibbutz style refugee settlement. Wayne emphasized he would not fund or buy land with his own money, while Ky plans to visit the star and pursue a land base for several thousand refugees aided by Food for the Hungry Inc. and other sponsors.

Washington UPI John Wayne Nguyen Ky Arizona Ye Ne Wayne Wayne South Vietnam San Diego Jack Bailey San Francisco Bailey Virginia Madame Ky California Food For the Hungry Inc Auburn

Mrs Ford dispels rumors with 6000 mile campaign

Betty Ford traveled six thousand miles last week to California, saying she feels stronger after emergency breast cancer surgery. She stated she will campaign in 1976 and that rumors she cannot support her husband running for a full term are hearsay. She noted her husband has stated he intends to run and she approves.

Washington UPI Betty Ford Seme President Ford

Ex-Vietnam pilot turns to carpentry work in U S

Former South Vietnamese Air Force pilot Nguyen Duy Thuan, 29, now earns $2 an hour as a carpenter helper in San Antonio. He, his wife Nguyen Thi Muoi, and their two children escaped Saigon's Tan Son Nhut Airport on April 28 as Viet Cong rockets hit the area.

San Antonio, Tex UPI Nguyen Duy Thuan Thuan Nguyen Thi Muoi Saigon Tan Son Nhut San Antonio Texas Nguyen Duy Duy Vietnam Harry Davis United States Davis Air Force

Dramatic Rescue At Grain Mill Explosion Heights in Iowa

A grain inspector badly burned by a Davenport grain mill blast was saved from rubble after being found by a signal from Robin Hood's hat atop a silo. Firefighters lowered from a National Guard helicopter, recovering Fred Rykerd and sending him to hospital. another man, Ferrel Cleeton, was killed and a third, Leon Robinson, remained missing amid debris. Authorities theorize a grain dust explosion caused the catastrophe that also left six wounded and damaged silos and an elevator.

Davenport Iowa UPI Robin Hood International Foods Fred Rykerd Hampton Ill Rykerd Iowa National Guard Howard Goetsch Davenport Mercy Hospital Franciscan Hospital Rock Island Leon Robinson Robinson Leon Ferrel Cleeton Cleeton

Funeral services set for Moms Mabley in Harlem church

Funeral services are planned Tuesday at Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem for comedienne Jackie Moms Mabley who died Friday night in White Plains New York Hospital at age 75. The vaudeville and TV star suffered natural causes after a heart attack during filming and is survived by five children.

New York UPI Harlem Abyssinian Baptist Church Jackie Mabley Miss Mabley White Plains N.Y Loretta Aikin Brevard N.C Moms Mabley The Savoy NAACP White House Hartsdale

Cartoonist Mauldin battered photographing party cars

UPI Chicago cartoonist Bill Mauldin, 53, was treated for facial cuts and a broken nose at Henrotin Hospital after a man assaulted him while Mauldin photographed about 20 illegally double parked cars near a Daley family party on Lake Shore Drive. Mauldin and his wife were guests of Sun-Times executive VP J G Trezevant. police questioned Mauldin as the assailant fled in a taxi. The attacked car owner, Capt Eugene A Nolan, denied knowledge of the incident.

Chicago UPI Bill Mauldin Richard J. Daley P $S Mauldin Henrotin Hospital Chicago Sun-Times Sun-Times J.G. Trezevant Lake Shore Drive Chris Mauldin Ill Bill

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