Friends recall Bruce Sisk as a gentle man in tragedy
In Mason County Ohio a dairy farmer Bruce Sisk blew up the courthouse after his infant daughter was murdered by his wife Harriet. Neighbors say Sisk was a quiet devoted father who loved country life though grief and despondency followed him. Authorities indicate Harriet Sisk faces murder charges as the community mourns and seeks answers about the violent incident.
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Point Pleasant
Eaartly
Bruce Sisk
Mason County
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Isk
Harriet
Sheril Eten
Pete” Wedge
Kenneth Love
Ride Carson
Sisk
Vince
Andy
Marrict
Calvin Engle
Sturge
Engle
Davi Calline
Letart
Wost
Virginia State
Koerner
Sife
Silk Residence
C.F. McDaniel
New Haven
Bruce
Amilyr
Lockheed shakeup reshapes foreign operations after scandal
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. overhauls structure in response to payoff scandal involving foreign officials. The home office now controls international operations and three senior executives retire including John W. Clutter after 37 years with the firm. In Tokyo and Washington, investigations continue as Marubeni resigns chair Hiro Hiyama takes responsibility amid a top-level shakeup.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Home Office
John W. Clutter
Lockheed
Jetuspd
Clutter
Washington
Tokyo
Senate
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Hiro Hiyama
Internations
International Marketing
Jolt From Airplane Dents Car on US 1 Injures Passenger
Jack and Betty Cissel of Miami were en route to a meeting when a single engine aircraft struck their car on US 1. The plane banked after engine failure and landed short of the vehicle, injuring a passenger named Moone. Witnesses described the dramatic moment as the aircraft clipped the car and bounced to a safe touchdown nearby.
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MIAME
Jack
Betty Cissel
Miami
Moone
Gissels
Mike Borenstein
Jerry Proenea
Takeouer
Hi Taffic
Mozambique declares war on Rhodesia and closes border
Mozambique President Samora Machel proclaims a state of war against Rhodesia and closes the border in a retaliatory move after Rhodesian raids. Mozambique seizes Rhodesian assets and prepares for intensified guerrilla warfare as Tanzania and Zambia newspapers echo solidarity and warning.
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Today
Mozambique
Samora Machel
Rhodesia
Alba Machel
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Muaambique
Zambia
Mall
Smith
Rhodesiane
Mackel
Mozambie
Parliamen
Denis Fawcett-Phillips
Ned War
Sai Rhodesia Herald
Ronald Golden
United Nations
Maputo
Lourenco Marques
Bald Machel
Mozambbique
Hearst case to rule on legality of seized evidence
U S District Judge Oliver J Carter will rule in the Hearst trial whether evidence seized at the SLA hideout can be used. Hearst and her lawyers argue she stood with the group under duress, while prosecutors say she had standing to challenge the search. The decision follows a Los Angeles ruling that related material is admissible.
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Hearst
Tony
Jacky
Harrises
Dathes L. Browning
Banks
Wilde von
Abe Hartives
Nore
Miss. Hearst
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
SLA
Los Angeles
PBS
Government Center
Bailey
Foreign aid bill opens door for Vietnam trade
The House approved a military and economic foreign aid authorization and appropriations package totaling about 4.8 billion dollars. It would enable limited trade with North and South Vietnam if certain conditions are met within 180 days to account for Americans missing in the war. The measure includes a 2.4 billion dollar request by Ford for Middle East peace efforts and a new anti extortion reporting requirement for transactions with foreign officials.
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Washington
North
South
Vietnam
Wedenday
March
Congress
Ford
House
Mebil
Turkey
Abited Way
Cyrus
U.S
Angela
Advanc
Chile
Gorillas at Emory center birth shocks caretakers
At Yerkes Primate Center near Lawrenceville Virginia a gorilla keeper reports a newborn baby gorilla born Monday amid caution that staff have not yet approached the infant. A caretaker notes difficulty in near contact as plans for animal care proceed.
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Lawrenceville
Emory Uiversity
Yurkus Primate Center
Ruriluy
Yerkes
Rockefeller Honored By National Academy Of Design
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller received the Gold Resident’s Medal from the National Academy of Design in a White House ceremony. The honor marks a rare acknowledgment for a public official, with Elihu Root as the other government figure previously recognized in 1929.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
National Academy of Design
Advanee the Arts
Rockefeller
Academy
White House
Elihu Root
Rioting in Spain Leaves Three Killed in Basque City
In Vitoria, Spain, police dispatched reinforcements from Valladolid and Haro as clashes with workers escalated. Three people were killed and about 90 injured after police opened fire amid demonstrations linked to labor unrest.
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Vitomia
Vitoria
Vica
Swere
Valladolid
Haragora
Bilbao Neespaper Gaceta del Norte
Vitona
Houss
Weyeur-ald
Lottery roundup with scattered state draws reported
Winning numbers listed for multiple games across different states including Macyhani and Mennapivania. Entries show six digit and five digit formats with various prize tiers and bonus draws. Further details appear fragmented and inconsistent due to OCR errors.
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Baltimore
Macyhani
Mosramlle
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