Witness in Rackets Trial Killed on Hunting Trip
Walter T. Skopp 37 of Jessup Maryland, a key witness in a federal labor rackets extortion case, was killed in a duck hunting accident near Remo, Virginia. Shot at close range four to five feet, the death may be buckshot. Skopp hunted with two U S Marshals and a Maryland man, while the Tozzi trial in Baltimore faces possible dismissal.
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Remo
Northumber County
U.S
Walter T. Skopp
Jessup
Temote
Chesapeake Bay
Skopp
Chapman
Michael Eugene Romanuzuk
Springfield
Oscar L. Davis
Atlanta
Willie Pittman
Maryland
Pittman
Fairfields
Baltimore
Tozzi
Stephen H. Sachs
Former Patient Forces Way Into Mental Hospital
William Meagher, 24, a former patient, forced entry to a South Hollywood mental hospital on Sunday and held three hostages for five hours before surrendering after a reporter pledged to secure him more pep pills and treatment. The incident ended peacefully with authorities in control.
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John van Gieson
Associated Press
Hollywood, Fla
William Meagher
South
Blaiberg Defends Barnard Courage in Heart Transplant
In a new book Philip Blaiberg, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, lauds Dr Christiaan Barnard’s cold calculated courage. Blaiberg credits Barnard for the risky operation that gave him a second life after his first patient died.
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New York
Christiaan Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Stein and Day
Crime On Increase Purse Snatching Up 42 Percent
FBI data show crime rising across major cities with purse snatching up 42 percent over the prior comparable period. The report notes increases in property and violent crimes including thefts valued at 50 dollars or more and auto thefts, while Northeast, West, and other regions show varied gains. A Miami jail interview with a suspect describes coercive threats and hostage actions during a siege, ending in surrender.
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Pris
Miami
Tor
South
North Central States
Florida
Pat
W. Franklin
FBI
Mum
Tedsgen
NePert
Earl Miller
Humphrey To Return as Professor at Twin Cities Schools
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced Sunday he will return to teaching after his term ends, taking on roles at the University of Minnesota and Macalester College plus possible lectures at five other Twin Cities schools. He plans nine months of teaching for a total $30,000, with $20,000 from Macalester and $10,000 from the University.
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ST. Paul
Ming
Hubert H. Humey
Humphrey
Willphrey
Twin Cities
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Macalester College of
St. Paulj
Maralester
Fac i Arts Center
Het
Universi
Minnesota Democrat
Macalester
University
Malcolm Moos
Violence Grips Colleges Nationwide Amid Unrest
Uniformed ROTC patrols returned to Kansas State University for a second night after a gym blaze deemed arson at Nichols Gym. At San Mateo College, about 150 students rampaged, prompting an armed-campus order from President Ewigleben. Fracas followed a San Francisco State rally. other campuses faced threats, protests, and police action as tensions rose nationwide.
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Associated. Press
Kansas State University
California
College of San Mateo
Kansas
Arthur Ramey
Nichols
Kansas State
Farrell Library
Manhattan
Kan
San Mateo
Robert L. Ewigleben
San Francisco State
American Federation of Teachers Local 1252
Washington University
St. Louis
Mathias Calls Electoral Plan Dangerous Antiquated System
Sen elect Charles McC Mathias Md argued the electoral college is a dangerous anachronism with potential for confusion delay and uncertainty. He spoke at an American Civil Liberties Union dinner marking the Bill of Rights anniversary urging college reforms for equal voting power and effective voice.
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Los Angeles
Charles McC. Mathias
Rmd
Mathias
American Civil Liberties
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Citi- Printing Co
Spaghetti and Meatballs Christmas Banquet Booking
Park Circle Tavern Ady hosts Christmas parties and banquets with the Half-Dozen Duffeys singing group. Available for parties. phone 739-6741.
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Park Circle Tavern
Duffeys
Maryland Electors Cast Ballots Today
Maryland's 10 presidential electors met in Annapolis to cast ballots outside Gov. Agnew's office for the HumphreyMuskie ticket. The NixonAgnew ticket trailed in Maryland by about 20,000 votes of 1.24 million total.
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Annapolis
Maryand
Spiro T. Agnew
Humphrey- Muskle
Park Circle Tavern Ad and Local Classifieds
Best in seafood and dine in private room for groups up to forty. Park Circle Tavern ad notes reservations in advance. Fogle's Liquors Smithsburg offers quarts blends gin vodka 3.99, 4 for 11.50, champagne 4.41, beer prices 2.76 to 3.39. Mason Dixon Drag-A-Way for lease, interested parties phone 739-0537.
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Park Circle Tavern
Fogle
Smithsburg
Mason Dixon
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