Film Records Details Of Brutal Murders
A report on The Town That Dreaded Sundown, an American release by Charles B. Pierce. The film, rated A in Hollywood, is framed as a true story about The Phantom who stalks lovers’ lanes in Texarkana, with graphic scenes and a savage killer pursued by The Lone Wolf and a Texas Ranger.
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Catholic Church Begins Integrating South African Schools
Archbishop Joseph Fitzgerald said the church will integrate its Catholic schools amid apartheid. About 80 nonwhite children were admitted to nine white schools in South and South-West Africa last week, with a few Anglican and Methodist followings. The archbishop stressed the move is about private education, not race, and noted government discussions to avoid confrontation.
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Norway Expels Five Soviet Officials for Espionage
Norway ousted three Soviet trade officials and a diplomat and a embassy driver for illegal intelligence activities. A Tass correspondent was ordered to leave. a Norwegian foreign ministry employee, Gunvor Galtung Haavik, confessed to partly delivering classified information to a Soviet agent.
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Open Meeting Planned for Freddie Gage Crusade in Cedar Rapids
An organizational meeting is set for Tuesday night at Mt. Zion Baptist church to plan a Freddie Gage crusade in Cedar Rapids. Rev. Jim Ites will speak, sharing experiences from a 1975 Waterloo event, with Cedar Rapids police and school officials also participating. Gage, founder of the Freddie Gage Evangelistic Assn., has spoken to hundreds of students on drug abuse and is slated to appear in Cedar Rapids late April 1977.
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Houston
Classes Held Monday In College Community Schools
Supt. James Bayne announced that college community schools would hold classes Monday despite the in service day, due to weather-related cancellations on Thursday and Friday. A related item notes a 20 year old Indiana bill proposes truckers face 30 days in jail and a $200 fine for excessive Splashing.
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Retired Teacher Pushes Peanut Farming in Iowa
Storm Lake Iowa United Press International report notes Bill Clemmons a retired teacher advocates commercial peanut cultivation in Iowa. He seeks policy changes to expand state allocations and plans to lobby Congress as he backs backyard to field scale experiments and engages Future Farmers of America for research.
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