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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
6
Edwards recounts his jailbreak and flight with two juveniles, detailing cold conditions, near capture, and his decision to surrender. He explains radio tips, the jail map he drew, and took back a gun from Dave who urged more shooting while stressing the danger to others.
Soviet Premier Kosygin denounces West Germany's rise of right wing influence after elections in Bavaria and Hesse. He links it to renewed fascist threat and calls for disbanding military alliances in Europe. He notes France and the USSR collaborate to avert war and seeks East West rapprochement.
A computer will select Worcester College beauty queen using data from 70 contestants and 70 teachers on December 10. The winner will be the contestant who most closely matches the compiled ideal image, addressing shyness and potential judge bias concerns.
The interrogation reveals Edwards admitting to firing into a refrigerator and carrying many guns. He says he enjoyed target shooting and is a competent marksman. When asked if he would have shot someone, he replies fear of being shot prevented action. Local officers doubt his reasoning.
Everett Leroy Biggs 30 and John Frank Larrison 28 were arrested in Denver area suburbs on charges tied to bank robberies in Oklahoma and Illinois with a Montana hold. Both faced 50 000 bonds. Biggs joked with authorities at arraignment while awaiting extradition. Larrison was captured earlier the same day.
Cambridge Massachusetts reports the death of Dr Charles S Gardner 66 longtime Harvard professor of Far Eastern history after a long illness. He taught at Harvard for many years and contributed to Asian studies. His passing marks a loss for the university and scholarly community.
Kilts to match Glascow Scotland. George Alexander launches a venture crafting mini bagpipes joining Scotland's famed garment and music heritage. The article notes his niche in traditional Scottish culture and the new product line.
Police Chief John Bennetti says there was no link between the Goodyear Service Store and West Side Auto Parts Shop burglaries. He notes a definite connection between the Goodyear break in Sunday night and a similar entry at the same Goodyear store on July 9.
Gen Pai Chung-hsi deputy chairman of Nationalist China s Presidential Strategy Advisory Committee died in Taipei at age 73. The report notes his role in the regime s strategy and leadership within the advisory body. An unrelated historical aside mentions Indians using petroleum as oil for the body before European contact in America.
Kenneth Falls, 11, of 925 N 7th St, was struck by a skidding auto and is listed in fair condition at Union Hospital on Friday. The accident highlights a street safety incident involving a minor and unnamed driver.
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