Bing Crosby Homeward Bound for Private Los Angeles Funeral
The body of Bing Crosby 74, who died after a heart attack on a Madrid golf course, was flown to the United States for a private family service in Los Angeles. The coffin travelled via Trans World Airlines, with son Harry Crosby accompanying the remains. Crosby died happy after completing his 18th hole with Spanish partners Valen tin Barrios Manuel Pinero and Cesar Zulueta. The singer will be buried at Holy Cross Cemetery beside his parents and former wife Dixie Lee.
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Gunmen killed as Japanese bus hijacking ends
Japanese riot police killed one hijacker and captured another on a Nagasaki bus standoff that lasted about 16 hours. The surviving gunman said money, not politics, was their motive. The two masked suspects claimed ties to the Japanese Red Army but provided conflicting statements. Authorities released the hostages unharmed after the assault.
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Largest urban arson ring uncovered in United States
In a Boston sweep, state police arrested 33 prominent citizens linked to an arson ring spanning 35 fires with losses near 6 million dollars. Three deaths were tied to the fires between 1973 and 1976. Authorities say corruption reached the state fire marshal’s office, the Boston Arson Squad, and the Chelsea Fire Department.
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Texas A and M researchers seek protein removal from seeds
College Station Texas A and M University scientists led by associate research engineer J T Lawdon work on extracting protein from soy beans cottonseed and peanuts to serve as future global protein sources. The National Science Foundation funds 425268 for 39 months of work.
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Oilseed Products Laboratories
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Joan Little Escapes From North Carolina Prison
UPI reports Joan Little, acquitted in the icepick slaying of a white jailer, fled during a weekend amid an inmate dispute and an alleged scam involving a $200 money order. Jerry Paul, her former defense attorney, appealed for her to return, noting her distress as investigations continue.
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Women’s Correctional Institution
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Queen Elizabeth Prays for Canadian Unity in Ottawa
Queen Elizabeth urged unity in Canada during a national broadcast in Ottawa after a meeting with Quebec Premier Rene Levesque. The visit, marking her Silver Jubilee, followed Trudeau's lunch at Harrington Lake as premiers gathered to discuss the secession issue amid a drizzle and cheering crowds along the Wakefield excursion route.
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Shipbuilders sign contract ending 3 month strike
In Quincy Massachusetts General Dynamics and about 5500 striking shipbuilders reached a contract that ends a three month walkout started July 17. Union Local 5 members ratified the deal delivering roughly two forty per hour raises over three years as nonunion workers who crossed the lines resume work.
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Former intelligence officer warns Israel power strains U S
Former Defense Intelligence Board official Anthony Cordesman argues Israel has grown from a David to a Goliath since 1948 and could threaten U S strategic interests in the Middle East by defeating Arab forces before Western intervention. He urges limits on arms to Israel while noting U S policy risks and lobby pressure.
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Castro welcomed in Jamaica with 21 gun salute
Fidel Castro arrived by Cuban Navy ship for a five day state visit to Jamaica. Prime Minister Michael Manley awarded Castro the Order of Jamaica and praised Cuban sacrifices amid U S sanctions. They planned to attend Hero's Day events in Montego Bay with a rally for about 100000 people. Castro called Jamaica a land of independence links and said they came as friends and brothers.
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