Three Texas killings raise shock in Georgetown
In Georgetown Texas a professor Dr Gordon Wolcott 56 his wife Elizabeth 43 and daughter Elizabeth 17 were found dead from a .22 rifle attack. Son Jim 15 told County Judge Sam Stone he claimed his rights as a suspect. Police report the killings occurred about 130 am with no struggle observed and a passerby car meeting the son on the highway.
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Weaver Sees Riots Masks Urban Poverty Threat
Secretary Robert Weaver warns riots reveal a deeper urban poverty problem in America. He says violence can be restrained by law enforcement, but the underlying issues threaten race relations and city stability without federal programs like model cities and anti poverty efforts.
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Robert Weaver
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America
Nine Arrests In New York Supermarket Heists
Nine men and women were arrested in New York on Saturday as police rounded up two groups suspected of more than 100 supermarket holdups. A retiree guard shot one suspect during the second raid, while the first group faced bail totals of up to 100000 dollars each.
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Brooklyn Criminal Court
Michael Sayranides
Hopes Dim for Finding Oklahoma Girl Missing Since Thursday
Oklahoma authorities halted the ground and air search for Brenda Lois White after four weeks with no concrete clues. Midwest City police Chief Ernest Bailey cited lack of progress as the reason for stopping the hunt, while Mayor Marion Reed urged parents to watch children amid fears of a link to another missing girl, Judith Ann Elwell. A single clue, Brenda's bicycle found at a grocery and a bloodhound trail ending near the street, was the only substantial lead.
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Nab Bostonian on Anarchy Charge
A Boston civil rights leader Ivan Gonzalez 30 and director of SNAP was arrested at Boston municipal court on a promotion of anarchy charge for an alleged threat to burn Boston. He was in court to appear as a witness in a trial.
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De Gaulle urged to free Brittany by Celtic League
The Celtic League urged French President de Gaulle to grant Brittany freedom instead of meddling in Canadian affairs. It accused France of linguistic suppression of Breton, blamed his veto on Brittany's economic development, and argued what applies to French Canadians should apply to Bretons.
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ABA chief urges affordable legal services for middle class
Honolulu AP Earl Morris incoming ABA president told the American Law Student Association that the legal profession must expand lawyer referral and neighborhood offices and consider group legal services to reach the middle class. He warned: education about the need for legal help and affordable prices is lacking.
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Webster County Farmers Organization blasts Farm Bureau as biased
Webster County Nebraska Farmers Organization members claim the American Farm Bureau Federation serves nonfarm interests and operates as an interlocking business empire. Frances Olmstead accuses the bureau of insuring power over farmers and silencing opponents as Alfred Schutte notes a 1964 expulsion. Resnick questions tax exempt status and political aims as testimony continues.
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Alfred Schutte
Clark Outlines $2 Billion Plan To Aid Slums
Senator Joseph Clark proposed a two year $2 billion emergency program to create public service jobs for the unemployed in ghettos and to back small businesses with interest free loans. The plan aims to be a first step toward a postwar recovery approach for impoverished urban areas.
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UPI
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Chuckle: A Driver's Bold Road Attitude Compared
A witty quip contrasts a reckless driver who treats the road as owned with a careful driver who respects his car, noting the humor in differing driving styles and attitudes.
Nugents Begin Second Bahamas Honeymoon at Capricorn
Patrick and Luci Nugent arrived in Nassau for another private stay at the waterfront Capricorn estate within Old Fort Bay. Their first wedding anniversary falls Sunday. They were greeted privately by U S Consul General Turner Shelton and photographers, with infant Patrick Lyndon at the White House.
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