Cape Cod murders yield four bodies in shallow graves
State police probing a Cape Cod pine land have unearthed four dismembered bodies from shallow graves near Provincetown. Two Rhode Island women, Patricia Walsh and Mary Ann Wysocki, were identified among them, both missing five weeks. Antone Costa, 24, is jailed on two murder counts as investigators link the victims to a past string of Boston-area disappearances.
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Brandeis Study Alleges Media Misreporting of Racial Conflict
Brandeis Lemberg Center assails U S press for imprecise distorted reporting of racial unrest in cities. RDC findings from July August 1968 show few confirmed sniping deaths, little evidence of a conspiracy pattern, and widespread sensationalism.
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Personality Portrait Heinemann Not a Typical Politician
Gustav Heinemann, new president of West Germany, is described as unusually honest and forthright in speech. He defeated Gerhard Schroeder by six votes on the third ballot in West Berlin and succeeds Heinrich Luebke, a largely ceremonial presidency. Heinemann’s career spans judge, minister, mayor, and anti Nazi activism, with a history of resigning over conscience and opposing covert rearmament. He is married with four children and 12 grandchildren.
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East Germans Claim Credit For Avoiding a Showdown
BERLIN. East German and Soviet leaders claim credit for averting a crisis over West Berlin in West Germany’s presidential election. West Berlin traffic lifelines were blocked for four hours as delegates voted Gustav Heinemann president, but no further action followed amid Western Allied backing and sustained pressure for peace.
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Hundreds Protest Killing Of Baby Seals In Canada
In Washington the Canadian Embassy notes hundreds of protest letters from seal lovers and conservationists decrying the Gulf of St. Lawrence baby seal hunt. The hunt is licensed by Fisheries and limited to 50 000 pelts. Observers will monitor the season as officials cite humane methods and control measures. In England two women in the maternity ward discover they are long separated sisters after being placed in different homes as children.
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