New York Daily News – January 29, 1975 – Joseph Kallinger Indicted, John Paul Knowles Crime Spree (SOLD)

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New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) – Wednesday, January 29, 1975. This old newspaper features on the front page a picture of Victoria Fyodorova – a Russian actress who wants to meet her father, Retired Navy Rear Admiral Jackson R. Tate – alleged to have been fathered on VE day. The headline is: ‘Ford Asks 522M In Indo War Aid’ and ‘Indict Kallinger in Sex Assault’ What you see in the pictures is what you get.

Volume 56, Number 187.

All 84 pages are included except for pages 31/32 and lots of coupons have been clipped – please note the discoloration on the front and the wear / tears around the edges – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

Some of the contents:

• ‘Ford Passes the Hat For Aid to Indo War’ – President Ford asked congress for money to help Cambodia and South Vietnam
• ‘Jury Indicts Kallinger in Lindenwold Crimes’ – Joseph Kallinger is charged with murder in the death of Maria Fasching as well as armed robbery and sex crimes.
• ‘An Odyssey of Casual Terror – and Blood’ – The first of a series of articles about the bloody crime spree of serial killer John Paul Knowles
• ‘Henry: Hopes of Israel, Egypt Are Reconcilable’ – Secretary of State Kissinger believes that Israel and Egypt can reconcile.
• ‘Fifty and Still Sexy’ – Actor Paul Newman celebrated his 50th birthday.
• Eastern has lots of non-stops to Atlanta
• ‘Like a migratory bird of prey, Knowles swooped from coast to coast, committing at least 20 murders’
• The centerfold has several pictures from the funeral of the fourth policeman slain in the line of duty in 27 days as well as pictures from the floor of the stock market littered with paper, and pictures from Piano Virtuoso Artur Rubinstein’s 86th birthday.
• There are movie ads for The Street Fighter, Young Frankenstein, Mr. Ricco, The Odessa File, The Front Page with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, Earthquake, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, and more!
• The back page features pictures of NFL draft picks: Anth
  
  

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

  
  
  

  This listing documents an original New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) newspaper from Wednesday, January 29, 1975.
  The front page features international politics, major criminal indictments, and cultural reporting from the mid‑1970s.

  Front-page headlines include:
  “Ford Asks $522M in Indo War Aid”
  “Indict Kallinger in Sex Assault”

  The front page also features a photograph of Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova, who sought to meet her alleged father,
  retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Jackson R. Tate, believing she was conceived on V‑E Day.

  Publication details:
  Volume 56, Number 187.
  84-page issue.
  Note: Pages 31 and 32 were missing at the time of sale, and several coupons had been clipped.

  Notable contents include:

  • Indo‑China War Aid – Coverage of President Gerald Ford requesting congressional approval for
    $522 million in aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam.
  • Joseph Kallinger Indictment – Reporting on Kallinger being charged with murder in the death of
    Maria Fasching, along with armed robbery and sex‑related crimes in Lindenwold, New Jersey.
  • John Paul Knowles Crime Spree – The first installment in a series detailing the nationwide
    murder spree of serial killer John Paul Knowles.
  • Middle East Diplomacy – Secretary of State Henry Kissinger expresses optimism regarding
    reconciliation between Israel and Egypt.
  • Culture & Entertainment – A feature noting actor Paul Newman celebrating his 50th birthday,
    alongside extensive movie advertising for films such as Young Frankenstein, The Odessa File,
    Earthquake, and The Front Page.
  • Business, Markets & Arts – Centerfold photographs covering police funerals, trading‑floor
    scenes on Wall Street, and pianist Artur Rubinstein celebrating his 86th birthday.
  • Sports Coverage – Back‑page images featuring NFL draft picks Anthony Davis and Mack Mitchell,
    along with basketball action at Madison Square Garden.

  This issue offers a broad snapshot of political conflict, violent crime, cultural milestones,
  and daily American life as 1975 began.

  
  
  

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  Condition at time of sale:
  Good readable condition for a newspaper from the mid‑1970s. Front‑page discoloration, edge wear, clipped coupons,
  and minor tearing consistent with age and original newsprint were present. Pages 31 and 32 were missing at the
  time of sale. All other pages were included. 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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  “ony Davis and Mack Mitchell as well as action on the basketball court at Madison Square Gardens.

Good readable used condition for a pushing 50 year old newspaper! All 84 pages are included except for pages 31/32 and lots of coupons have been clipped – please note the discoloration on the front and the wear / tears around the edges – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

Here is a link to Wikipedia’s article on this newspaper.