New York Daily News – January 10, 1975 – Maria Fasching Murder, Joseph Kallinger Hunt (SOLD)

Description

Status: Previously sold. This original newspaper is no longer available.

This listing documents an original New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) newspaper from Friday, January 10, 1975.
The front page continues coverage of the violent crime that shocked northern New Jersey, alongside national politics,
international affairs, and popular culture from early 1975.

Front-page headlines include:
“Hunt Pervert as Nurse Killer”
“Ford Weighs 10% Tax Rebate”

The front page features photographs of murder victim Maria Fasching and the house in Leonia, New Jersey, where the
killing occurred. Fasching was later confirmed to be one of the victims of serial killer Joseph Kallinger.

Publication details:
Volume 56, Number 171.
Complete 96-page issue.

Notable contents include:

• Maria Fasching Murder Investigation – Continuing coverage of the hunt for the killer of nurse
  Maria Fasching, including speculation and early reporting that later identified Joseph Kallinger as the perpetrator.
• Federal Tax Policy – Reports that President Gerald Ford was considering proposing a 10% tax rebate
  on individual income tax returns due April 15.
• U.S. Foreign Relations – Coverage of the United States agreeing to sell approximately
  60 F‑5E fighter jets to Saudi Arabia.
• Middle East Politics – Egyptian President Anwar Sadat states that Israel must return Arab lands
  before peace negotiations can proceed.
• Watergate Aftermath – Centerfold photographs show convicted Nixon conspirators John Dean,
  Jeb Stuart Magruder, and Herbert Kalmbach being released from prison.
• Culture & Advertising – Music, retail, airline, and automotive ads including promotions for
  the Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway and period television listings.
• Sports Coverage – Back‑page images featuring Don Meredith with Joe Namath and medical staff
  attending to Yankees pitcher Jim “Catfish” Hunter.

This issue provides an important continuation of the Fasching–Kallinger coverage while also reflecting political,
cultural, and economic concerns of early 1975.

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Condition at time of sale:
Good used condition for a newspaper from the mid‑1970s. Noticeable tearing at the top edge of the front page,
a visible crease, and general edge wear consistent with age and original newsprint were present.
All 96 pages were included at the time of sale. Please review listing photos for exact condition details.

Learn more about the publication:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Daily_News

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