Released U S spy Downey reunites with ailing mother
John T Downey, freed after 20 years in Chinese custody, rushed to New Britain General Hospital to be with his mother Mary T Downey 75 who had fallen ill. His brother William spoke at a news conference detailing his relief and the family’s long ordeal, while Downey prepared for debriefing after his return.
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Argentine election ends with Campora favored by generals
In Buenos Aires, the military government declared Hector Jose Campora the winner of the presidential race, saying his lead and close share of votes justified the result. Campora, who would not serve until Peron returns from exile, spoke to cheering crowds as demonstrations began. Peron sent a reconciliatory message from Madrid, while Lanusse vowed civilian rule and said the armed forces would respect the new government.
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Violations of Viet cease fire continue in South Vietnam
Saigon reported more than 142 Communist cease fire violations in the 24 hours to dawn. A government ranger position near Thanh Giao in the Central Highlands saw 17 Communist dead. South Vietnamese casualties were not reported. Cambodian forces faced a relentless all night attack near Prasat Neang Khmauv on Highway 2. U S warplanes continued bombing Communist positions and supply routes in Cambodia at Phnom Penh’s request. International monitors announced plans to investigate alleged violations.
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Court suit challenges brain surgery on convict
In Detroit a Wayne County Circuit Court panel hears arguments over experimental brain surgery for an alleged killer rapist. The case questions consent and ties to an 1950s law redefined by Michigan. Doctors at Lafayette Clinic propose removing brain tissue to curb violence while comparing drug therapy.
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Boston Police call for Globe boycott over coverage
The Boston Police Patrolmen Association urged members and families to boycott the Boston Globe and its advertisers accusing the paper of prioritizing the rights of criminals over police and crime victims. Association Chairman Chester J. Broderick cited a policy of sowing distrust. Globe editor Thomas Winship defended the paper and noted its support for safer cities despite illegal gambling financing crime.
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U S to Concede to Ease Global Monetary Crisis
Washington signals willingness to resume dollar support and join European actions to stabilize world money markets. U S Undersecretary Paul Volcker met transatlantic experts as six Euro Group currencies floated against the dollar. markets closed for an additional week amid ongoing crisis discussions.
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Volvo to halt deceptive ads on car ownership costs
The FTC tentatively approves a consent order with Volvo Corp of America requiring substantiation for claims that Volvos are more economical to own and operate. Volvo agrees to stop such advertising unless backed by a reasonable basis and to maintain three years of records documenting economy claims.
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Bermuda governor murder stuns island nation
Sir Richard Sharples 53 is killed during an evening walk at Government House in Hamilton. Police say two gunmen remain at large as Bermuda endures a state of emergency. Acting governor Tan Kinnear tightens security. nine Scotland Yard detectives assist in a case still unsolved six months later.
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Burt Reynolds double bills dominate local cinemas
CINEMA TL Theater extends Shamus and adds Fuzz both starring Burt Reynolds with Diane Cannon and Raquel Welch respectively. Other screens feature Paul Newman in Judge Roy Bean with Stacy Keach and Jacqueline Bissette. Harte Theatre extends Deliverance with Reynolds opposite Jon Waight. Williamstown College screens Walkabout and a black comedy Titled M a i s s H. Showtimes 7 and 9 p.m. for Cinema 1 and 5 and 7 and 6:45 p.m. for College Cinema.
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