Robbery at Clark Field Club Seizes $169000 in Philippines
Masked gunmen stormed the NCO club at Clark Air Base in the Philippines injuring an American airman and taking about $169000 in unmarked bills from the cashier. Nine attackers forced locals to the floor then fled in a stolen car, firing at pursuing U S Air Force police as two American hostages escaped. One woman was abducted briefly before a getaway.
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Clark Afb
Philippines
UPI
U.S
NCO
Phil Crosby
Bing Crosby
Clark Field
U.S. Air Force
Pentagon courier ex GI sentenced as Soviet spies in Virginia
A Pentagon courier Robert Lee Johnson and ex GI James Allen Mintkenbaugh were each given 25 year sentences after pleading guilty to conspiracy to obtain secrets and acting as Soviet agents. They used concealed cameras and hollow shoe heels to pass defense information to Russia with monthly payments. Both served in Berlin in the 1950s and were arrested in April and later indicted in Richmond Virginia.
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Alexandria
UPI
Pentagon
FBI
U.S
Oren R. Lewis
Army Set
Robert Lee Johnson
James Allen Mintkenbaugh
Lewis
Johnson
Mintkenbaugh
Castro Valley
Calif
Richmond
Army
Berlin
Arlington
Los Angeles
Lovely person accused in $400000 embezzlement case in Los Angeles
Mary Jeanie Ewing, 50, of Granada Hills, arraigned on 15 counts of grand theft after allegedly siphoning funds from Whiteman Manufacturing and White Man Enterprises dating back to 1960. Investigators say losses forced layoffs of 60 workers. she reportedly repaid over $100,000 with cash, jewelry, cars, a fur, Hawaii tickets, and Palm Springs real estate.
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Los Angeles
UPI
District Attorney's Office
Ewing
Cal
Mary Jeanie Ewing
Granada Hills
John Olson
Marvin E Whiteman
Whiteman, Manufacturing Co
Whiteman Enterprises
Whiteman
Navy ships' reserve fleet reactivation study sparks cost clash
New York report says the Navy's shift from private shipyards has left 960 WWII Victory ships in reserve and aging, while a Viet Nam era surge presses for reactivation. estimated costs reach 400k to 500k per ship, with a total program running into millions. private yards lack skilled workers as they drift to shore jobs.
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New York
HTNS
Maritime Administration
United States
Navy
Slasher sought after campus stabbing in Chapel Hill
Police hunt a man described as a real maniac after Suellen Evans a University of North Carolina student was stabbed once through the lung and heart during a struggle in a Coker arboretum area. Authorities note a dark arm and a man in a blue pullover seen fleeing as key clues.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
UPTI
Potank
Miss Evans
Blake
Dark Arm Secon
Coker Arboretum
Niee
Arboretum
Chronicle-Telegram
Page Three Saturday 1965 Family Newspaper
Local page Three issue dated Saturday July 31 1965 presents community items and notices. The readable fragments indicate era style small items and brief notes typical of a family newspaper insert with regional names and events.
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Medicare Part 3: Who can sign up and how to enroll
The article explains Medicare eligibility for those over 65, including automatic cards for Social Security and Railroad Retirement recipients, and details enrollment paths for others. It notes a $3 monthly premium for supplementary medical insurance, ranges of sign-up periods, grace periods, and penalties for late enrollment, with emphasis on acting before deadlines.
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Louis Cassels
Washington
UPD
Civil Service
United States
Texas weed field yields grim discovery of two coeds
Police and state investigators probe the murder of University of Texas students Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark. The bodies were found buried in a weed field, both raped and killed, as a major manhunt and autopsy examined the evidence. Authorities vow to spare no manpower to catch the killer.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Susan Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
University of Texas
Rigsby
Chi Omega
Homer Garrison
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
Earl F. Rose
Rose
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Dellana
Bob Miles
Paroled St Bernard Bernardo Returns Home From Jail
CHICAGO UPI reports Bernardo the St Bernard once cared for at Cook County jail was paroled to a pet shop owner after rehabilitation. The dog, once under 10 weeks at the jail, faced kidney infection dehydration and malnutrition. Warden Johnson noted the confinement aided Bernardo who is now back with a caregiver and hopes no stigma follows him.
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Chicago
UPI
Cook County
Bernards
Bernard
Pri
Bernardo
Jack Johnson
Johnson
St Bernard
Paintings Stolen From Rome Collector by Imposters
Two men posing as gallery clerks overpowered art collector Francesco Ingrao in his Rome apartment and stole 23 Giorgia Morandi paintings valued at about $192,000. The incident occurred Friday night and police are investigating.
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Rome
UPI
L’rancesco Ingrao
Giorgia Morandi
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Lada
MSTS
Sundasa
Lorain County
Social Security
Texas
Playful Liter
Royal Air Force
Britain
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