Three Forks Kidnaping Shocks Isolated Montana Town
Mrs Marietta Jaeger of a Detroit suburb expresses disbelief that a kidnapping could occur in Three Forks Montana. The housewife describes the contrast between their primitive countryside and urban crime, noting it feels distant from cities. Police reported initial details as the investigation continues.
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Three Forks
Mont
Marietta Jaeger
Detroit
Lewis and Clark
America
Search continues for missing Susie Jaeger in Montana
Investigators and FBI entered the hunt for seven year old Susie Jaeger from Farmington Michigan after she vanished from a tent near the Missouri River headwaters. Police and volunteers scoured rough country around Three Forks with boats and tracking dogs, while her family waited for a clue amid grim vigil and a nearby past Scout killing recalled.
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Mont
Montana
Michigan
FBI
Susie Jaeger
Missouri River
Missouri
Susie
Detroit
Farmington
Mich
Jaegers
Michael E. Raney
Raney
Anaconda Net Proceeds Tax Announced for Silver Bow County
Assessor George McGrath disclosed a net proceeds tax of about 5.196 million dollars for Silver Bow County driven by Anaconda Co. mining activity. The levy will lift county valuation toward 48 million, with 798,739 allocated to Butte and 4.397 million to counties outside Butte, aiding 1973 74 budget planning though employee raises remain undecided.
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Anaconda Co
Silver Bow County
George McGrath
McGrath
Frank Antonioli
Larry Tomich
Perkin McGuire
State Department of Revenue
Butte
Baby girl kidnapped in London faces death without drugs
Six week old Kirsten Bullen is missing after being snatched from a carriage in Bromley. Police mount a hunts for the infant who requires phenobarbital every eight hours to avoid brain damage. Her mother Shirley pleas for safe return and warns of possible death if the medicine is not found.
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London
Kirsten Bullen
Kirsten
Shirley Bullen
Bromley
Bombing funds cut off in Cambodia and Laos
The House blocked new bombing spending in Cambodia and the Senate approved cutting off all present funds. The 81 to 11 Senate vote sends the measure to President Nixon who has 10 days to act. The $3.4 billion supplemental bill covers funds approved through the end of the fiscal year. The House adds new spending authority for the next fiscal year starting Sunday.
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U.S
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Senate
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Laos
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Rtex
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Kelley clears one hurdle to FBI post
Washington AP Kan sas City Police Chief Clarence M Kelley won unanimous approval of the Senate Judiciary Committee to head the FBI. Chairman James Eastland expects Senate confirmation Wednesday. Kelley, 61, served 21 years with the FBI before returning home to become police chief in 1961. His nomination, submitted by President Nixon on June 8, drew bipartisan support unlike the Gray episode. Byrd, a critic of Gray, cited reasons for Kelley’s acceptability.
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Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate
Kelley
FBI
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Judiciary Committee
Gray
U S Air Strikes Hit Cambodian Rebels Near Phnom Penh
U S tactical air strikes pounded insurgent forces as rebels and their Communist Vietnamese allies closed in on a bridge and road junction nine miles south of Phnom Penh. Government troops pulled back to defend lines near Kompong Tuol as heavy fighting raged in the Mekong Delta and across South Vietnam after a week of low activity. Peacekeeping commissions failed to halt the bloodshed.
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Phnom Penh
U.S
Kompong Tuol
South Vietnam
Mekong
Sausage overload stymies German diet efforts
In Bonn Germany doctors warn dieters that sausage fat counts high as Germans gulp roughly one billion pounds of sausage annually. Despite diet sausages and diet beers the appeal of traditional frankfurters and exotic flavors remains strong amid 1 456 sausage varieties and popular favorites.
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Bonn
Germany
Health Ministry
Whey could become popular dessert topping material
Dairy scientists at the University of Illinois and University of Vermont are developing uses for whey once treated as waste. Paul Jelen says whey is a strong whipping agent and could become a whipped dessert topping after a taste panel found his whey topping tasty at the American Dairy Science Association meeting.
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Pullman
Wash
Miss Muffet
University of Ilinois
University of Vermont
Paul Jelen
University of Illinois
American Dairy Science Association
Jelen
School trustees told sign or lose $390,000
School District 1 trustees face a July 2 deadline to sign a lease with the Model City Agency for 3 acres near Webster-Garfield School. The deal would net $390,000 for a proposed kindergarten elementary school on the South Side, but stipulations have delayed signing.
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School Dist. 1
Model City
Webster-Garfield School
Jim Murphy
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Model City Demonstration Agency
CDA
Horse race fixing threatens the sport in U S report
The House Select Committee on Crime warns that enough races are fixed to endanger the sport and its sanctioning states. It urges federal crime status for race fixing, including drugging horses, electronic devices, false papers, and threats or violence. Penalties up to 20 years in prison and $10,000 fines.
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Washington
House
House Select Committee On
Congress
Dean testifies White House kept enemies list in Watergate case
John W. Dean III testified that the White House maintained an enemies list of political foes and challenged President Nixon on denials of involvement in the Watergate coverup. He said efforts to discredit his testimony included rumors about his personal life and suggested the truth will eventually emerge through hearings or history.
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John W. Dean III
White House
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Senate
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Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
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