Priest murdered in St Marys Church in Los Gatos
Roman Catholic priest Rev Henri Tomei 68, assistant pastor born in Marseilles, stabbed at least four times in the confessional box by an unknown assailant. He died at a nearby hospital. Pastor Rev Richard Howley assisted and an ambulance was summoned. Suspect details unavailable. no motives or suspects identified.
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St. Marys Church
Henri Tomei
Marseilles
France
Tomei
Richard Howley
Father Howley
Father Tomei
Jim Shea
Policeman Fired For Long Hair In Miami
Daniel Zell once named Miami’s Policeman of the Year in 1969 was fired after his mustache and sideburns failed a ruler test. Police Chief Bernard Garmire dismissed him citing excessive facial hair despite Zell’s negotiations and a two day suspension offer. The officer’s attorney vowed to appeal the decision as a waste of training and professionalism.
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MIAMI
Daniel Zell
Bernard Garmire
Zell
Garmire
Paul Pollack
23 South Carolina Schools Make Safety Honor Roll
The National School Safety Honor Roll lists 23 South Carolina schools recognized for safety programs. Named schools include Harry at Aynor Smalls at Cheraw College Street and Jones of Chester Belvedere Brockman and Satchel Ford of Columbia Webber of Eastover Thurmond of Edgefield West Florence Williams of Florence Fort Lawn grammar Indian Land of Fort Mill Beam and Grassy Pond of Gaffney East Gantt Laurel Creek Summit Drive of Greenville Ninety Six grammar and high Knox of North Augusta and Lewis of Pickens.
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Aynor
Smalls
Cheraw
College Street
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Chester
Belvedere
Brockman
Satchel Ford
Columbia
Webber
Eastover
Thurmond
Edgefield
West Florence
Williams
Florence
Fort Lawn Grammar
Indian Land
Fort Mill
Beam
Grassy Pond
Gaffney
East Gantt
Laurel Creek
Summit Drive
Greenville
Ninety Six Grammar
High
Knox
North Augusta
Lewis
Pickens
Indian Protesters Seize Bureau of Indian Affairs Building
About 300 Indian demonstrators barricaded the Bureau of Indian Affairs building at dusk after seizing it. Negotiators planned to leave later, while protesters planned a spiritual service at Arlington Cemetery and accused the BIA of bias. Violence was limited to a few scuffles as offices were ransacked and desks moved to block entrances.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Bureau of Indian Affairs
White House
White America
Arlington Cemetery
Ira Hayes
Iwo Jima
BIA
Muggings Undermine London's Reputation
London faces rising street violence as muggings, including gangs of teenage girls with switchblades, erode its image of safe streets. Police pledge a high priority campaign led by John Hill to curb the trend, with cases of elderly verger murder, rape, and assaults by youths drawing harsh sentences.
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Donald Forbes
Associated Press
London
Britain
Kensington Gardens
John Hill
New York
Hill
Scotland Yard
Methodist Women Schedule Meeting in Columbia
In Columbia AP reports the South Carolina United Methodist Church plans its first annual gathering since the whites and Negro branches merged earlier this year. The meeting brings together churchwomen from the new unified denomination to discuss goals and activities.
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Columbia
The
South Carolina
United Methodist Church
Trash Collected Despite Strike in Columbia
Columbia officials report 95 percent of garbage being collected despite a walkout by 50 or more of the city’s 200 sanitation workers. The strike followed a demand to recognize the Laborers International Union of North America, which the mayor says state law forbids.
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Columbia
Laborers International Union of North America
Murky Future for Nixon Wage Price Controls
Washington AP reports the future of President Nixon's wage price controls remains uncertain with experts warning against premature removal next year. Factors include budget shape inflation rate public attitude and political pressure as analysts foresee possible continued controls into 1973 and beyond.
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Nixon
Congress
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