Kidnaper Seeks 50000 For Return Of Teen
Police and FBI spent the night at the Goldman home as Daniel Goldman, a high school senior and ham radio operator, was abducted from his Biscayne Bay area residence. The kidnapper demanded 25000 or promised to double to 50000 if not paid by dawn, then disappeared with the youth in his own car after forcing entry through a patio door. Neighbors describe the teen as intelligent and well liked. his father, Aaron Goldman, runs a large construction firm in south Florida.
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FBI
Gatchman
Daniel
Dade County
Aaron Goldman
Mitiaper
Goldmans
Agai
Ars.cheldman
Quist Sreet
Biscayne Bay
Walter Schwitzer
Lille Park
Aqron
Florida
Schwitzer
Galdenan House
Daven
Goldman
Damage to South Carolina peach crop from record cold
The Associated Press reports slight crop damage in parts of South Carolina after a recent cold snap. F M Lemmons of the South Carolina Peach Growers Association says damage estimates await field checks. Spartanburg logged a 27 degree low, a record for the area, with North Carolina possibly spared. Clarence Black of the Sandhills Research Center notes crop risk remains if temps fall below 23 degrees. Weather bureau forecasts somewhat warmer readings tonight.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
F. M. Lémmons
Peach Growers Association
Spartanburg
Jirost
North Carolina
Clarence Black
Sandhills
Candor
Weather Bureau
Gaston Act Opposes Literacy Tests Says Phoney Formula
Representative Basil Whitener denounces the Census Bureau finding that 48.7 percent of Gaston County voting age residents cast ballots in the 1964 presidential election as proof of the Voting Rights Act formula’s errors. He argues no discrimination existed and questions federal registrars being sent to the county. The Census figures note incomplete voting age data and promise later publication, while noting past election totals and registration changes.
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Paul Crooke
Bureau of the Census
Gaston
Ounty
Gaston County
Census Bureau
Washington
Basil L. Whitener
Justice Department
Whitener
Othis
Gaslow
Johnson
Goldwater
Couty
Kemmdy
Nixon
Alamo Plant To Hike Wages In Spartanburg
Alamo Industries Inc of Spartanburg said it will raise wages for about 225 hourly workers starting April 10. The increase, not yet stated, is reported at about 3.2 percent on average, with fringe benefits possibly lifting overall gains near five percent amid inflation guidelines. Spokesmen for nearby mills voiced no known wage plans.
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Spartanburg
Alamo Industries Inc
Southern Textile
Brooks R. Prince
Atamo
Burlington Industries
Cone Bills
J.P. Stevens
Springs Calley Mills
Lyeiy
Brezhnev asks for party unity amid U.S. aggression
In a Moscow congress address Brezhnev appealed to Chinese Communists to bridge world command splits and urged an end to U.S. aggression. He backed settlement of Vietnam on terms of the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, insisting peace requires U.S. restraint and a shift from imperialist policy. He noted no new hard line toward the United States despite calls for improved relations.
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Moscow
Leonid
Brezhnev
China
Breshnev
United States
Soviet Union
DRV
South Viet Nam
United Stats
U.S.S.R
Modavan
Hue
Viet Nam
Eyre Aciev
Rent Vote Due Today
Washington AP reports the House faces a crucial vote on funds for a $12 million rent supplement program for low income families. The outcome tests Congress on new home front reform while financing the Vietnam War, with strategists predicting a tight result and last minute reminders to swing lawmakers.
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Washington
House
Unahee
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
John W. McCormack
Gawrence O'Brien
White House
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Weaver
McCormack
Mtu
Miss Young Sues NBC Over TV Intro Use
Los Angeles actress Lovetta Young sues NBC for 2 million dollars claiming breach of contract. She says NBC used her 1959 television film introductions in reruns and outside the United States without permission, despite an agreement limiting use.
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Los Angeles
Lovetta Young
National Broadcasting, Cy
Miss Young
NBC
Hans
Bil
United States
Marines and Reds clash as Saigon unrest grows
US Marines pressed operations along the central coast near Quang Ngai and Saigon delta as air, land, and sea forces fought North Vietnamese regulars. A daring Marine action freed a pinned squad, while Viet Cong guerillas harassed inland shipping. Ky warned of strong measures amid Buddhist protests and student demonstrations.
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Thomas A. Rredy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Leathennecky
Quang Neai
Maine
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Viet Nam
le Bud
Vally
Viet Nan
Indiana
Quang Ngai
North Viet Nam
Alvin S. Lapointe
Sudbury
Mass
Marine
Dow
Leatherneck
Olle
Navy Swift
Coast Guard
Hancock
Robison
Phu Hoa Rong
Hawaiil
Navy
Enterprise
Mie Murgin Pass
Laos
Unidentified Flying Objects Reported Across Multiple Areas
Reports of strange lights appeared across Washtenaw County and nearby regions with residents seeing flashing red white and green lights and flying objects. Witnesses including a sheriff deputy and a Linden chief observed swift, zigzagging motion and rapid ascent while others in California Las Vegas and Ann Arbor noted similar sightings. An Air Force investigator said some signals may be sensor-based and urged public release of information on unidentified flying objects.
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Ann Arboil
Cme
Iran
Flint
Ann Arbor
Bingham
Abn Arhur
Richard Sober
Plint
Ford Wallace
Linden Toll
Hell
San Gabriel Valley
Los Anggeles
Palive
Sheriff's Deputies
Las Vegas
Nev
Ralph Salvinty
Henty
Nelis Air Force Base
Air Force
Alen Hynek
Nothwestern University
Sinamp Bas
Fut Hynek
National
Plane Pilot and Guard Killed in Hijacked Cuban Flight
A Havana communique says a hijacker killed the pilot Captain Bernardo Alvarez Perez and a guard during a flight from Santiago to Havana. The co pilot was wounded and an engineer, Alleged Betancourt Cielo, escaped after the plane landed at Havana International Airport. The hijacker reportedly tried to mislead crew into landing at Mani.
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Havana Lai
Havana
Alliged
Betancourt Cielo
Bernardo Alverez Perez
Mani
Betancourt
Educational Foundation Pact Aims At $300 Million Aid
President Johnson and Indira Gandhi announced a $300 million educational foundation plan during Gandhi's Washington state visit. The fund would follow Rockefeller and Ford models, to advance learning, teaching methods, and address age old problems in India. Details to be worked out, subject to congressional approval, financed in part by Indian currency held by the U.S. government.
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Washington
APIO
Johnson
India
Indira Gandhi
White House
Tattyson
Gandhi
Rockefeller
Ford Foundations
U.S
Dean Rusk
Inian
Wkl
Ganibi
New York
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Coley Rhyne
Craig Motor Co
Gerd Ftrlong
Gastonia
Basil Whitener
Elections Board
Cragg
Cumberland County
Fl Bragg
Orange County
University of North Carolina At
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Alamo Plant
Palace of
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Carmichsel
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Mal
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