Raleigh shooting spree leaves 4 dead at North Hills Mall
In Raleigh North Carolina a gunman fired a .22 rifle from two cars in a shopping center parking lot killing four and wounding eight before killing himself. The target appeared unconnected to the Democratic campaign of U.S. Senator B Everett Jordan who was at the scene uninjured. The gunman Harvey Glenn McLeod aged 23 had a prior police record dating to 1964. The victims include Mrs. Jackie Wharton James G Henry and Melvin D Harrison. Police noted the attack was indiscriminate with witnesses saying the shooter aimed at anything that moved. The incident followed closely two weeks after the Alabama governor George Wallace was shot in Laurel Maryland.
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Death probe in westside home of Ida Mae Taylor
Anderson detectives investigate the death of Ida Mae Taylor a 32 year old mother of ten found at her Halford Street residence. Toxicology results from Indiana University Medical Center pending tissue samples prepared for study. She worked for Guide Lamp. Two people questioned. Rites set with funeral arrangements in Anderson and Indianapolis.
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Death Ends love Story Of Century
Britain mourns the Duke of Windsor as flags fly at half staff and his body returns from Paris. Edward VIII, who abdicated in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson, will be buried quietly at Frogmore after a royal funeral with limited pomp. The duchess travels with the coffin aboard an RAF jet. the public lies in state at Benson and Windsor.
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Nixon Changes Planes in Moscow Heading for Kiev Visit
President Nixon, after a week of talks with Soviet officials, flew to Kiev amid plane trouble when the Soviet jet failed to start its engine. He toasted Ukraine’s heroes at a Mariinsky Palace dinner and urged new leadership to prevent war’s devastation. The delay followed Podgorny Kosygin and the air minister’s arrival aboard a second Ilyushin 62.
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Fatality at Transpo show as stuntman dies in gusty kite mishap
About 200000 spectators at Dulles International Airport watched aerobatic stuntman Robert Kennedy, 26, die after a giant kite towed by a car lifted him to 500 feet. The Australian team member lost control as wind toppled him, collapsing the kite and sending him to ground. He died at an Army hospital 15 minutes later.
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Nine Dead Fetuses After Fertility Pills Delivery
A Philadelphia woman, unnamed by the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, delivered nine dead fetuses in early pregnancy after taking fertility pills for at least three years. Doctors described the fetuses as about two inches each and noted that while multiple births from such medications occur, nine is extremely rare.
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Vietnamese troops report withdrawal of units from An Loc
North Vietnamese divisions 7th and 9th reportedly pulled back toward Cambodia after 54 days of siege at An Loc 60 miles north of Saigon. US sources cite heavy losses, signaling possible regrouping and manpower needs as fighting also increases in Svay Rieng Province toward Highway 1.
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Eleven Die In Copter Crash Near Dulac Louisiana
A Penrod Drilling helicopter en route to an offshore rig crashed in South Louisiana swamps near Dulac, killing the pilot and 10 drillers. All bodies recovered by Monday night, with seven still unidentified as they lay trapped in mud under wreckage.
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Nixon and Brezhnev sign historic peaceful co existence pledge
A seven day summit ends with an unprecedented declaration of principles by President Nixon and Leonid I. Brezhnev. The accord aims for peaceful co existence and gradual world disarmament, signaling a new era in U S Soviet relations.
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