Heath Visits Ulster Amid Tight Security In Belfast
Prime Minister Edward Heath arrived in Northern Ireland for a two day visit amid heavy security at Aldergrove Airport. Troops guard dogs and road blocks screened Heath after a fatal shooting nearby and a bombing in Armagh as violence persisted around Belfast. Heath met officials, avoided broad talks with Protestant and Catholic leaders, and faced protests and warnings of further killings as sporadic violence continued in Belfast and Antrim Head.
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Price panel aide urges broad changes to stabilizers
Washington price panel aide proposes possible modifications to the stabilization program next year including ending price controls on all retail sales and rentals and abolishing the profit margin rule. He favored merging the Price Commission and Pay Board and warned inflation could accelerate if controls end now. Arnold Weber supported extending wage controls into next year.
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Greek ships collide leaving 46 feared dead
In the worst Greek maritime disaster in six years, Naval authorities report 46 missing and presumed dead after the 2000 ton Merlin was rammed by the World Hero near Piraeus. One rescued man later died. three days of mourning and two inquiries were ordered.
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Nine GIs Die in Southeast Asia War Last Week
UPI reports nine American soldiers killed in action in Southeast Asia last week with 26 wounded. Among the deaths, one in Laos and five from an accident aboard the USS Midway on Oct. 24, plus other nonhostile and missing cases. Totals for the year and since 1961 are updated with further casualty figures and hospital-wrought injuries.
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Man in wheelchair kills woman during courthouse recess
William Johnson Jr., 24, said he shot Carol Venters, 28, as she awaited a courthouse elevator recess while Venters faced trial for shooting him. Venters died after being hit twice by a snub-nosed pistol. Witnesses saw Johnson threaten with what began as a toy gun before drawing a real pistol. Johnson was restrained on the floor as he fired again.
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Carol Venters
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John Lagan
France Hit By Wave Of Industrial Strife Across Nation
Paris faced traffic jams as thousands of workers including railway men postal staff civil servants and journalists walked out or threatened stoppages. Unions pressed for higher pay after cost of living rose 6.2 percent from 1971. Commuters suffered as rail service faltered and theater closures followed.
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Saigon forces recapture part of Ba To in dawn attack
Saigon troops recaptured western Ba To after a helicopter assault, lifting the South Vietnamese flag in the coastal highlands town. The fighting followed a six week siege that began when Communist forces seized Ba To on October 31.
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Central Highlands Frontier
Searches vow to continue until Boggs plane is found
Anchorage reports the search for Hale Boggs and three companions continues a month after the Cessna 310 disappeared on October 16. Four aircraft remain active weather permitting, with Coast Guard and ground teams retracing Alaska’s vast routes. Boggs and Begich were re elected later that month, raising questions on vacancies and potential special elections if they cannot attend the January swearing in.
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Louisiana
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Russ Brown
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Don Jon
Fairbanks
Juneau
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Rescue and Coordination Center
Boxis
Pegge
Boulder Man Held in Kidnapping and Girl's Death
A 25 year old Colorado man, Peter Roy Fischer of Aurora, was arrested after abducting two girls near the University of Colorado campus. Jessica Schaffner, 11, was shot and died in the Snowy Temote mountain area while Annabelle Kindig, also 11, survived. Fischer faces murder, kidnapping, and assault charges with a $100,000 bond.
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Jessica Schaffner
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Temote Mountain
Boulder
Stan Johnson
Colorado University
Gold Hill
Ed Peter Roy Fischer
Aurora
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Fisher
Brother of the Wind heads to Cinema CINEMA IT lineup
A wilderness story of a man who raises four wolf cubs and dispels myths about wolves. The limited run aims to be informative and family friendly. Also listed are Horsefeathers at Cinema II and a Williamstown double feature Elvira Madigan and The Virgin and the Gypsy with showtimes from 7 PM.
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Mozart
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