Verbal Fights Rise As Dem Aides Spar On Convention
Humphrey aide Jack Chestnut demands McGovern fire or repudiate Rick Stearns over remarks about punishing Humphrey with a third party. The clash highlights strains before the Democratic National Convention as a federal appeals court weighs California and Illinois credentials.
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Hanoi Depots Hit By American Jets
American jets heavily raided three major depots on the outskirts of Hanoi and a U S Navy task force sank or damaged 12 coastal barges. In South Vietnam heavy fighting continued on the northern front with Hue shelled.
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Berkeley
Everett F. Larson
Gurke
Radio
United States
Child hostage incident ends peacefully at Buffalo airport
A man who held a young girl at knife point during a hijack attempt at Buffalo International Airport surrendered to an FBI agent after an on board confrontation. The child remained unharmed, though the mother and man were injured earlier. Police identified the suspect as Charles Smith, 23, of Buffalo.
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N.Y
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Buffalo International Airport
FBI
Richard Ash
Ash
Charles Smith
Smith
Deaconess
Soviet Release Of Activist With Wedding Ties Shocks Fans
Washington AP Soviet authorities freed Gavriel Shapiro a 27 year old Jewish activist who helped arrange a marriage to an American from Cincinnati. Best man Mark Nashpitz 25 remains in custody as both face draft law violations after going into hiding in May. Dates pending trial details await Soviet court action.
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Cincinnati
Union of Councils For
Karen Kravett
Gavriel Shapiro
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Russia
Nixon
Pilot’s Nostalgic Flight Ends in Tragic Crash
Junius D. Morrison, 59, former Eastern Airlines captain, flew a Curtiss-Wright pusher from Moses Lake to relive early days. He died when the open cockpit plane crashed in a northwest Missouri field near Squaw Creek Wildlife Refuge. Morrison planned to sell the aircraft in Florida.
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Eastern Airlines
Florida
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Missouri
Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Lil
Ohio Toll: 30 Dead In Independence Day Weekend
Ohio's July 4 weekend traffic deaths reached 30, below safety officials' 39 forecast. The figure ties the March 24-26 toll for the year's second-worst period and trails Memorial Day's 32 deaths. Nationwide, 712 lives were lost over the holiday weekend against NSC estimates of 800 to 900.
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Associated Press
Ohio
National Safety Council
Rainy Fourth of July Dampens Russell Point Riot
In Russell Point Ohio rain stopped the annual Fourth of July riot as thousands of youths gathered and police faced minimal clashes. In past years National Guard calls were needed but this time weather kept crowds largely civil. CAP: Ohio Civil Air Patrol and other CAP crews conducted an all day search for a missing plane with three aboard and extended searches into West Virginia Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Ohio
Indian Lake
CAP
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Air Patrol
Ohio Supreme Court to Study U S death penalty ruling
Chief Justice C William O Neill said he has requested the U S Supreme Court death penalty ruling before deciding four pending death cases and four more ready for arguments. He asks whether the ruling bans the death penalty in all cases or allows exceptions.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
O'Neill
Legislators Return To Work In Ohio On Key Bills
Ohio lawmakers return to the Statehouse with action urged on a controversial nursing home fire safety measure and a bill to create a state environmental protection agency. The General Assembly aims to complete remaining business in one day before recess for the November elections.
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Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
General Assembly
Four Year Old Killed in Ha wan Gardens Shooting
In Los Angeles county Joyce Ann Huff died from a shotgun blast while playing in a neighbor’s yard. Three Norwalk men aged 21 18 and 22 were arrested on suspicion of murder and to face a district attorney complaint. Funeral services for Joyce were planned for Thursday.
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Hawaiian Gardens
Donald Paul Ante
Michael Ramirez
Oscar Hernandez
Norwalk
Huff
Cleveland Homicides Rise to 157 in Weekend Toll
The Cleveland homicide count climbs to 157 with 11 killings over the weekend. Victims include Jimmie L. Fox, 25, and multiple others aged 14 to 68, as police investigate shootings across East Cleveland and near Cuyahoga Community College.
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Jimmie L. Fox
William Isom
Daniel
East 64Th Street
William
Joseph Horney
Wanda Jane Baker
Horney
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