West England clerk's robbery career ends in court
The Rev Mr Care, once poor, turned to crime to fund expensive tastes. He robbed Lloyd's Bank in Plymouth with planning and disguise, dubbed the Biddy and Clyde case, netting about 3500. Police recovered most assets. a psychiatrist cited psychopathic traits but the judge rejected hospital care.
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Care
Lloyd's Bank
Plymouth
Biddy
Clyde” Case
Rey
Rey Mr Cares
Scientist Declares Child Chimps Origin Suspect
The article notes a 7-year-old creature linked to a mating of species and cites Dr. Sydney Anderson of the American Museum of Natural History who asserts it is a chimp with no question. The remark frames the debate over the creature's true ancestry and nature.
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Sydney Anderson
Department of Mammalogy
American Museum of Natural History
Oliver
Anderson
Ford calls Cuba an international outlaw over Angola intervention
President Ford, campaigning in Florida, denounces Fidel Castro for sending 12,000 troops to Angola and warns Cuba against armed intervention in Latin America. He pledges appropriate measures if such acts recur and repeats his stance during a naturalization ceremony in Miami where many Cuban refugees became citizens.
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Ford
Cuba
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Angola
United States
Florida
Miam
Castro
Miami
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Castro Ford
Fidel Casbro
Toledo man kidnaped in Venezuela
Seven gunmen abducted a 45 year old American businessman from his suburban Caracas home. William Niehouls of Toledo Ohio, managing director and vice president of Owens Illinois glass company operations in Venezuela, was identified. Ransom demands were not immediately known.
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Caracas
Venezuela
William Niehouls
Toledo
Ohio
Owens Mlinois Glass Company
Bean Mansion Preservation Ruled Possible by Probate Judge
Lorain County Probate Judge Harold Ewing ruled the executors of the Bean mansion may preserve the 1860s home at 307 West Ave or follow Mrs Frances Bean Vair's will to demolish if they choose. The decision leaves final demolition or sale to a historic society or other buyer, with restrictions to keep the house for public edification.
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Bean Mansion
Frances Bean Vair
Lorain County
Harold Ewing
Ewing
Vair
Lorain County Historical Society
West Ave
Cleveland
Robert W. Wheeler
National City Bank of Cleveland
Elyria
Elmer A Bessick
Bessick
Wheeler
Ewine
Frances Bean Varr
Western Reserve University
Warr
Wair
Grafton pilot injured in single engine plane crash
Richard L. Dundore, 32, of Grafton, returning from Chicago, was injured in a crash near Lorain County Regional Airport. The Cessna 210L ran out of gas about a mile from the airport. he was listed in fair condition with multiple fractures at Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital. Dundore, a Navy veteran, had been flying about 12 years and did not own the plane.
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Russia
Grafton
Chicago
Richard L. Dundore
Plymouth
Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital
Dundore
Lorain County
Russia Township
Russ Gardner
Nationwide flu toll climbs as CDC cites epidemic peak
The National Center for Disease Control reported 875 influenza deaths nationwide last week, 339 above the epidemic threshold, with A Victoria remaining the dominant strain across most states except Rhode Island and North Carolina. Swine-type flu investigations centered at Ft Dix New Jersey, Tennessee, and Wisconsin, with one Ft Dix death and potential exposure elsewhere. vaccine development for swine flu underway.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Ft Dix
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Ft. Dix
Army Post
New Jersey
Youthful hero faces threats after aiding police
In Hollywood a 10 year old boy Leon President helped nab a juvenile bandit gang with toy cuffs. He received a LAPD citation and real handcuffs while facing death threats and beatings from teens. His mother plans to relocate him for protection as he stays brave and wary of gang pressure.
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Walter President
Los Angeles Police Commission
Sam Williams
UPI
Los Angeles
Leon
Kathy
Hollywood
Pir
Government claims Omaha misled in Jeep radio deal
The U S government demands Omaha return 15 Jeeps bought for 131 each after officials ordered radio sets from a surplus catalog and allegedly knew Jeeps would be delivered. Mayor Zorinsky disputes the claim and vows to fight to keep the vehicles, while officials defend the misrepresentation charge.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward Zorinsky
Point Bat
Walter Peffer
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