Heavy fighting erupts near the Irish border
Violence flares along the Ulster Ireland border as the British Army reports gun battles from both sides. An explosion in Londonderry kills two youths, a policeman is wounded, and security forces reinforce police stations amid widespread clashes and Irish Republic troop mobilization.
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U S Deficit Seen Rising as Trade Gap Grows
Washington officials report October imports at 4.364 billion and a 435 million deficit, projecting a larger 1972 annual trade shortfall. Commerce officials cite currency realignment and stronger global demand as factors boosting exports, notably agricultural products to the Soviet Union.
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UPI
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U.S
Harold C. Passer
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Soviet Union
Judge Older calls Farr a martyr in Manson case jail scene
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charles H Older says reporter William T Farr is a martyr without a cause as he jailed him for contempt until he discloses the names of two lawyers who supplied a transcript about Manson Family murder plot plans. The six lawyers deny giving the transcript and Farr appeals to higher courts to protect press source confidentiality.
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William T. Farr
Los Angeles Times
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Manson Alt
Frank Sinatra
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
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California
U.S. Supreme Court
Magee trial starts with outbursts at San Quentin
San Quentin lifer Ruchell Magee, tied to the Angela Davis case, began his murder and kidnapping trial with a slug of his lawyer and insults to the judge. He was removed to a holding cell and later returned as juror selection began under tight security. Magee faces life if convicted, with the death penalty already outlawed.
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UPI
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Angela Davis
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Robert Carrow
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Jorge Colvin
Harold J. Haley
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US jets bombed near Hoi An killing at least nineteen
U.S. air crews inadvertently dropped bombs on a populated area about 2.5 miles west of Hai An near the coast northeast of Da Nang. At least 19 people were killed and 29 injured as jets supported South Vietnamese ground forces. The incident occurred amid ongoing heavy fighting in Quang Tri and DMZ operations.
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Moving Outside Summer: Hidden Benefits and Tips
Winter moves disrupt children less than expected and schools can integrate new students easier during the year. Real estate opportunities may appear in winter, while summer moves face higher mover demand and potential damage. Questions can be directed to Hoisington Realty, 489 Main St, phone 442-8337, Mr. Hoisington, president of the Vermont Association of Realtor Boards.
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Yearbook aid identifies 16 year old in Pontiac high school shooting
Five students were shot at Pontiac Central High School with 15 year old Timothy Williams among the wounded. Police say witnesses using yearbook photos identified the suspect, a 16 year old black youth, with no clear motive. Williams underwent kidney surgery after a bullet hit his back. Authorities noted no racial motive and classes resumed with added security.
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Richard Fell
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Two French killers guillotined in Paris
In Paris at dawn, Maude Buffet and Roger Bontemps were executed by guillotine, the first capital punishment in France since Pompidou took office. The pair killed two hostages during a prison riot, drawing wide attention amid a national poll showing majority support for the death penalty.
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Clairvaux
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Mystery safe at Flamingo yields empty, old mob links
Las Vegas investigators opened the hidden floor safe at the Flamingo Hotel, once built by Bugsy Siegel. The container contained nothing but empty space, leaving officials and witnesses puzzled about whether it ever held any mob records or connections to Siegel’s murder.
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At the Movies CINEMAS Discs for a Kids Night Out
The Biscuit Eater continues at Cinema 1 with Ben and Me as a family double feature. The Mechanic stars Charles Bronson as a master craftsman who kills, while College Cinema offers Sunday, Bloody Sunday and Women in Love. First show at 7 pm.
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Ben and
Charles Bronson
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