Six killed in Kentucky shooting spree across two sites
Police report a family of three killed in Lexington and three men killed at Fisher's Motel in Falmouth, with two others wounded. Authorities tie the spree to two escapees from a federal jail cell, who commanded a hostage and fled, while two suspects were arrested in Fort Thomas for questioning. Royal Collins, Wilmer Scott, and William Sloan named in ongoing investigation.
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Chattanooga
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Rescue under way as miner still trapped in Kentucky mine
Rescue teams resumed probing the Union County Pyro Mining Co. mine in Sullivan Kentucky for Buford Clayton 54 of Manitou who has been trapped since late Saturday night flames and methane hampered efforts by Monday night direction of Paul Sullivan. Air was pumped in to reduce gas levels and a two mile fire area was contained. Twenty one other workers escaped. The fire began from a short circuit in the coal cutting machine.
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Nationwide gasoline price protest spreads nationwide
United Press International reports a broad protest against price ceilings as half of Houston stations close and over a thousand on Long Island may follow. White House signals rationing plans for propane and possibly home heating oil. Gas dealers cite insufficient relief from the 2.5 cent limit while several states plan actions and potential station closures continue.
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Senate approves $21 billion weapons bill with amendments
The Senate passed a $21 billion weapons authorization, rejecting ten cut attempts while approving two administration oppose amendments. One would cut 110,000 U.S. troops abroad. the other would require European NATO states to cover 10 percent of U.S. balance of payments losses or face troop withdrawals.
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Communist party head tried by Chilean military court
In Santiago the military junta said the head of Chile's Communist party faces trial by court martial for treason with a possible death sentence by firing squad. The junta also reported nine alleged snipers executed by firing squads, raising total summary executions to 17 since the Allende ouster on September 11.
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Would-be robbers fail in attack on Proxmire
UPI reports Senator William Proxmire was attacked by two youths near his home as they demanded money. He resisted, grabbed the stick, and police soon detained the 14 and 15 year olds for assault with intent to rob and assault on a member of Congress.
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Protective custody ordered in hospital for Tony Boyle
New federal action places W A Boyle under guard in a Washington hospital after a suspected overdose and prior murder indictment. A magistrate suspended Boyle's $50,000 bond while authorities seek to prevent self harm or harm by others. Boyle, 69, was moved to a private room in satisfactory, though weak, condition after an initial stroke concern and a barbiturate overdose. His daughter testified he feared jail and was upset over government leaks.
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Romeo and Juliet on the road at Cinema I review
Frano Zeffirelli film Romeo and Juliet plays at Cinema I and earns a tame PG rating for its time. A Cinema II double bill offers Love Under 17 and The Sensuous Teenager, both X rated from Denmark. Harte Theatre screens Cleopatra Jones, PG, and Manchester Cinema Theatre shows I Could Never Have Sex With Any Man Who Has So Little Regard For My Husband, R.
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Glowing green UFO sighted by Cleveland woman one night
Barbara Marquardt 20 reported a glowing green ball in the sky at 3:30 a.m. over Olmsted Township. Police searched a large field but found nothing as eerie noises were heard and animals were startled. several witnesses described the object as loud and bright.
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