Pathologist backs Oswald identity in autopsy findings
Dr Earl Rose who performed the Oswald autopsy says the body is Oswald not a Russian impersonator, identifying via fingerprints. Robert Blakey supports the claim, noting the arrestee's prints match Oswald's Marine Corps records from 1956. Rose cites possible discrepancies in height weight and a mastoidectomy scar, explaining measurement differences.
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Three Die As Fire Engulfs Los Angeles High Rise
Fire on the 11th floor of the 19 story Bunker Hill Towers in downtown Los Angeles killed at least three people including two who leapt 11 stories to their deaths. Firefighters faced smoke with hundreds trapped above ladders as 24 engine companies battled the blaze before it was controlled about an hour after starting at 3 a.m. Names of victims were not released and one firefighter suffered smoke inhalation. The complex has about 460 apartments renting for 700 to 800 dollars a month.
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UPI
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Fox
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Pan Am wins bid to take over National Airlines in major merger
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Pan American World Airways plan to acquire National Airlines, creating the seventh-largest U.S. carrier and granting Pan Am access to key domestic routes. The approval is conditional on National relinquishing its lucrative Miami to London service, with Carter having 60 days to act.
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London
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New York-Washington- Florida
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Texas International Airlines Authority
Productivity at virtual standstill in July September
Washington reports private U S productivity rose 0 1 percent annual rate in the July September quarter after two sharp declines earlier in the year Analysts say the gain may be temporary and a recession could reverse it Inflation remains tied to weak productivity and price pressures. economists urge more efficient output to curb inflation.
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VPI
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Labor Department
Carter President's Pastor Fired by Church
Dr Charles Trentham pastor of First Baptist Church was dismissed after a 166 to 140 vote to not renew his contract. He had dated the church teacher Fred Gregg's 28 year old daughter, who was separated from her husband. Trentham defends the relationship as above reproach.
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Trentham
Park slaying fuels Korea political crisis aftermath
The assassination of Park Chung Hee sparks fears of a power vacuum as dissidents are discouraged and a presidential succession contest looms. South Korea faces possible constitutional changes to the electoral process while U.S. and allied actions heighten security. North Korea labels Park a traitor in Rodong Shimbun coverage.
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John A Wickham Jr
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South Korea
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Vietnamese shells hit Thai village amid border clashes
Vietnamese led forces shelled areas near Nong Samet 150 miles east of Bangkok, part of border fighting with Khmer Rouge remnants across Cambodia. Thai casualties were unconfirmed as Thai Prime Minister warned of retaliation if border fighting continues. US governors toured a refugee camp at Sa Keo and urged President Carter to send more medical staff.
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Thailand
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Ropwerta
Kriangsak Chomanan
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U.S
Michigan
William Milliken
Sa Keo
Ohio drivers' weekend deaths tally rises with three fatal crashes
Ohio Highway Patrol data shows at least 20 weekend fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. The tally includes seven Sunday, six Saturday, and seven Friday night deaths, among them two pedestrians and four motorcyclists. Other items note Utah inmates at large and UC strike talks or Ohio winter heating discount deadlines for seniors.
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141 Arrested at Athens Halloween Party Near OU
Authorities arrested 141 people in a two block area near Ohio University during a Halloween party style gathering in Athens. Most arrests were for open container or disorderly conduct. Most arrestees were not local and no injuries or property damage were reported. Police closed off part of downtown but did not clear the streets or confront partygoers.
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UPI
Ohio University
Princess Margaret tours Darby Dan Farm in Columbus
Britain's Princess Margaret spent about an hour at Darby Dan Farm owned by John W. Galbreath in Columbus. She looked over foals mares and yearlings, visiting on a weekend during which Galbreath had hosted her before, including attendance at the 100th Kentucky Derby in 1974 and a prior tour of his Kentucky horse farm housing Queen Elizabeth's horses.
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