Six Die In Nebraska Family Slaying At Sutherland
Edw ard C Nicholls reports a mass shooting in Sutherland Nebraska where six members of the Henery Kellie family were killed. Erwin Charles Simants 29 was arrested and charged with the killings. A ambulance attendant described the scene and said David Kellie 32 died after calling for help. The victims include 66 year old Henery Kellie and 57 year old Marie Kellie plus five and six year olds Daniel and Deanne. Florence Kellie 10 lived with grandparents and was found in another room. Mrs Lindstrom a friend and former delivery worker for the family described the scene and the killer as a hothead and troublemaker.
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Florence
Henery
Marie
Erwin Charles Simants
Nebraska
New York City warns Congress on possible default crisis
Mayor Abraham Beame told a House subcommittee that a NYC default would leave hundreds of millions in vendor bills unpaid nationwide and harms communities where issuer firms are located. He urged federal credit guarantees to avert a national urban tragedy and avoid payroll shortfalls.
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Washington
Abraham Beame
Congress
New York City
Beame
House Economic Stabilization Subcommittee
Ford
Quinlan Case Faces Judge in Right to Die Debate
In Morristown New Jersey Superior Court Judge Robert Muir Jr hears arguments over disconnecting Karen Ann Quinlan from a respirator Her adoptive father Joseph Quinlan seeks permission to end life support while state officials oppose the step citing homicide laws The case centers on autonomy versus medical ethics and the question of death definitions with Miss Quinlan in a coma since last spring.
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Karen
Miss Quinlan
St. Clare's
Superior Court
Robert Muir, Jr
Joseph T. Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
New Jersey
William F. Hyland
Morris ‘County
Donald G. Gollester
Daniel R. Co‘yarn
Armstrong
Congress Returns To Problems In 1975 Session
After a week's recess Congress resumes work facing natural gas shortages and the question of a possible tax cut next year. The 1975 session is seen running to Christmas or New Year with fights over Middle East aid defense spending and New York City relief. A conference committee revises an energy bill spanning petroleum pricing to auto fuel economy standards while Democrats push a temporary gas bill and Republicans seek gradual removal of federal controls. The Senate plans a noon Friday vote on the bill. long term energy talks aim for mid November. The plan leaves oil prices for pre 1973 wells at 5.25 dollars per barrel and would roll back new oil prices toward world market levels around 13.50 dollars.
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United States
Beame
New York City
NBC
Meet the Press
Treasury
William E. Simon
New York State
Carey
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
New York
Proxmire
Ford Administration
Washington
Congress
Middle East
Senate
House
Ford
Wallace Explains Remark On WWII Side Debate
West Germany AP report quotes George Wallace clarifying his March remark that America may have fought on the wrong side in World War II. He says his point was about the Versailles Treaty causing German nationalism that aided Hitler and would have prevented the war.
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Bonn
West Germany
George C. Wallace
America
United States
Wallace
Germany
Hitler
Father’s Enemies Shoot Daughter in Philly Slaying
In Southwest Philadelphia, Joseph Mauro fled with his 7-year-old daughter Ann after a fatal shooting attributed to Edward Ace Kivlin and four friends seeking revenge for a bar fight. Ann died at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital as Mauro, carrying his child, cried out for help. Police issued a nationwide manhunt for Kivlin, a 24-year-old from Yeadon, described as 6 feet 2 inches with shoulder-length hair and a scar over one eye.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Mauro
Ann
Carol
Southwest
Warlocks Motorcycle Club
Edward ‘Ace’ Kivlin
Yeadon
Mauro House
Mauro
Kivlin
Darby Borough
Paul Coleman
Nina
Kirlin
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Associated Press
David
Floyd Paulman
Paulman
Mrs. Lindstrom
Clyde
Hugh Carey
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
House Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Washington
Cambridge, Mass
Jackson
Massachusetts
Mitchell
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Rosemary Capello
Mitchell Shopping
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