Sen Russell Health Sours as He Misses Senate Row
Sen Richard Brevard Russell, 73, long serving Democrat from Georgia, is hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center with a respiratory infection in the left lung. Doctors say he may not return until the new Congress convenes January 21, 1967, after two weeks of treatment.
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Walter Reed
Congress
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Fitzpatrick argues for life as jury weighs cop killings penalty
In Utica New York Martin J Fitzpatrick convicted of two counts of murder while fleeing a $500 robbery asks the jury if they have convicted the right man He questions the verdict while describing the killings of Police Chief Thomas P Reilly and Patrolman Robert A Mumford He contends for life in prison with the death penalty under New York law reserved for police officer killings or crimes by inmates serving life tenure
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N.Y
Martin J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Syracuse
New York
Thomas P. Reilly
Robert A. Mumford
Sherrill
Ames Soldier Denies Leak in POW Camp Raid
Sgt. Marshall A. Thomas of Ames Iowa says there was no security leak in a November raid on a North Vietnamese POW camp near Hanoi. He describes secretive planning at Ft. Bragg and Eglin training with survival weapons and patrolling as the mission’s true nature remained undisclosed until launch.
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Nixon Signs Eight Billion Dollar Farm Bill Contested
President Nixon signed an eight billion dollar Agriculture Department appropriation amid objections to added outlays and program features. He criticized milk and conservation programs while supporting food aid and arguing for more public benefits at lower costs. The speech also touched on environmental focus and reform efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Congress
Fox Target Pollutes U S Steel Offices in Chicago
The Fox dumped a foul smelling mess on a vice president’s carpet at U S Steel in Chicago’s Loop. Secretaries screamed as executives reacted, and the assailant slipped away. Reports say the suspect is a middle aged man from near Aurora who vows to attack polluting industries.
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UPI
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Fox
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Queen Elizabeth II Delinquent Tax Listed in Ohio
Cleveland area records show Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada listed as owner of the Canadian consul residence in Cleveland Heights for a 1968 street lighting tax of 27.74 dollars. Canadian Consul Bruce Marshall says no bill yet and that the listing is a legal formality. the Canadian government is the actual owner.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Elizbeth II
Cuyahoga County
Canada
Cleveland Heights
Bruce Marshall
Marshall
Sick Child Gets Christmas Card Miracle for Inkster Boy
Detroit report: seven year old Robert Miller, stricken with Werding Hoffmann muscular dystrophy and confined to a wheelchair, expected to die young. A Christmas wish for 150 cards exploded into more than 320000 cards received and arriving at his Inkster home, with 140000 delivered and 180000 waiting at the post office.
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UPI
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