Northern Ireland convention nears end with no peace accord
In Belfast the 78 member constitutional convention meets for its last session amid a near total Protestant majority backing a return to majority rule, with no sign of reaching a compromise between Protestant and Catholic factions. In Caracas the Niehaus family appeals for his release as police say the kidnapping case remains at “point zero.” In London Burt Lancaster comments on religion while promoting the Moses premiere, saying he does not believe in God but values the Ten Commandments for others.
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London
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House panel delays gun control bill amid dissent
In Washington, the House Judiciary Committee sent the gun control bill back to its crime subcommittee after a narrow 17 to 16 vote, dimming hopes it advances this session. Chairman Peter Rodine Jr. voiced disappointment and no clear path forward, while Rep. Robert Drinan criticized the bill's fate amid lobbying pressure.
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House Judicary Committee
Judiciary
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Town Meeting Bicentennial Event Opens Here
The first in a long series of bicentennial events was held at the First Presbyterian Church. About 40 people attended the Town Meeting, aiming to simulate the New England tradition. A film, Freedom: Then Now and Tomorrow, preceded the discussion led by Thomas Parthenakis. Topics included prayer in schools urban renewal pornography controls and busing. Probing questions raised concerns about national direction leadership and the dollar as a goal. A dragon lizard feature noted that the Komodo dragon can reach 10 feet.
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Villa Maria College
Erie
Parthenakis
America
Castro blamed for Kennedy killings in Sun report
LAS VEGAS AP Castro allegedly ordered by the White House and carried out by the CIA and underworld figures to retaliate for Kennedy assassinations. The Sun cites a confidential source and a secret Senate report, noting Castro’s alleged rage after five life threats and a public vow of justice. Information not shared with the Warren Commission.
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Pa House bill targets auto repair shops with strict rules
The House Consumer Protection Committee reviews a package of bills aimed at motor vehicle and appliance repair shops. Proposals require shop registration with the state, written work orders, 10 percent overestimate limits, and active Justice Department enforcement with fines for noncompliance.
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House Consumer Protection Committee
Justice Department
State Justice Department
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