Nationwide Hunt On In Coed Murder Case
Authorities press a nationwide hunt for Andrew Manuel 25 last seen in Salinas California as the FBI joins the probe into the slayings of seven Michigan college coeds and teenage girls. Manuel and John Collins 22 shared a Ypsilanti rooming house. Police link California killings to the Michigan case and note similar evidence such as missing earrings.
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Michigan College
Manuel
California
John N. Collins
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
Collins
Ypsilanti
Salinas
Los Angeles
Michigan
Susan M. Hennessy
Seaside
Calif
Edward Carlham
Eastern Michigan
Debat e nears on massive U S tax reform bill
Washington AP The House moves from a six month income surcharge extension to a broad tax reform bill debate. Democrats press to strip a 5 percent surcharge extension while seeking amendments to rate cuts. Rules Committee to decide on a closed rule. Mills advocates strict handling.
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House
Rules Committee
Crats
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Committee Eyes Smut Mail Bill in Obscenity Probe
House Post Office Committee chair Thaddeus Dulski outlined a bill to detail what counts as obscene mail and to curb smut mail. He testified at hearings chaired by his subcommittee, proposing penalties for mailing material depicting nudity sexual conduct or sado masochistic abuse to minors and for commercial exploitation of prurient sex ads.
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Washington
Congress
House Post Office Committee
Thaddeus J. Dulski
DNY
Duiski
Durbin Trial Opens With Severe Slaying Case
In Austin the Durbin murder trial begins as state witnesses Dawn Horak and David Bond testify about the slayings of John Albert White and Keitha Morris near Bull Creek and Inks Lake. The jury, 12 members, includes E M Acevedo as the 12th. 64 witnesses subpoenaed by the state. Durbin pleads not guilty and faces a possible death penalty amid insanity defense questions.
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Keitha Morris
White
Miss Morris
Bull Creek
Austin
Horak
Bond
Inks Lake
Burnet
E.M. Acevedo
Acevedo
Durbin
House Almost Jumps Gun On Safeguard
Washington AP The House nearly voted to authorize 2.5 million for the Safeguard system central space in the Rocky Mountains but an amendment pulled the item from a 1.55 billion military construction bill ahead of a crucial Senate vote. Rep L Mendel Rivers chaired the amendment. Pentagon officials said the money covered Safeguard command and control space in the NORAD CONAD complex and regretted unclear emphasis.
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Washington
House
Rocky Mountains
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Pentagon
Air Force Norad-Conad
William 8
Moorhead
D-Pa
Congress
Violence erupts in Belfast as sectarian clashes rage
In Belfast, Catholics and Protestants clashed for the third night as police fought mobs amid fires. Major James Chichester-Clark ruled out a curfew and troops for now, while Catholic leader Bernadette Devlin urged direct British command of the constabulary. At least 2 injured including 4 police, with hundreds injured or arrested over the weekend.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Chichester-Clarke
Bernadette Devlin
Home
James Callaghan
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