Seven year old charged in fatal shooting case in Chicago
Seven year old Emmanuel Rangelo faces a juvenile petition for reckless conduct in the shooting death of his brother Mickey Mey Tiweather. Police say Emmanuel admitted threatening with a 12 gauge shotgun during a quarrel, the weapon discharged, and Mickey died at Wyler's Children's Hospital.
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No agreement on Mideast merger, Khadafy says
Libyan leader Col Moammar Khadafy told An Na har that a compromise with Egypt on their proposed merger is not possible at present. He warned that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat now faces historic responsibilities if the merger is not carried out as planned. Khadafy arrived in Cairo this week for talks starting today with Sadat.
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Canada eyes rail strike push to recall Parliament
Canada weighs a special session this week to legislate an end to a national rail strike disrupting production, shipping, and travel. Unions and management failed to agree on talks, with Labor Minister John Munro likely to push for recall as early as Wednesday.
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Panama Canal pilots end dispute with union settlement
Panama Canal pilots and the Panama Canal Co. reached an agreement ending a strike that had halted ship movements. The company will reinstate union recognition and drop court actions, contingent on pilots returning to normal duties. Captain W H Vantine led the pilots association calling the settlement comprehensive, addressing overtime pay grievances.
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Soviet attack brands Chinese policies reactionary
Pravda accuses Maoist leadership of allying with “the most reactionary forces of imperialism” including the United States and Israel. The three page Sunday spread frames Beijing as pursuing militant anti Sovietism, revisionist aims, and a continuation of the Communist Party. Brezhnev recently denounced Beijing’s alleged rabid anti Sovietism in a separate airing.
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Aquino denounces military trial in mockery hearing
Opposition leader Reigio Sr. Aquino Jr. emerged from 11 months under martial law detention to blast a military tribunal as a mockery. The former senator and Liberal party secretary general faced murder-aid charges and faced potential prison or silence as the court adjourned after an hour and scheduled a new session for Wednesday.
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Soviet Dissidents Go On Trial In Moscow
In Moscow the former dissident leader and associates faced trial pledging guilty to aiding an emigre group bent on overthrowing the regime. The trial opened with indications it might last several days, though dissident sources suggested a five day duration.
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Cyprus official freed after kidnapping drama ends
Cyprus Justice Minister Christos Vakis was released Sunday after a month in captivity claimed by supporters of Gen. George Grivas and the EOKA movement. Vakis, who appeared on television after his release, gave no details of his detention or where he had been held, and offered no motive for the assault.
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Chile police seize rebel leader in Santiago raid
Police in Santiago arrest Roberto Thieme, leader of Chile's secret rightwing Mar theeland and Liberty groups, accusing him of plotting against President Salvador Allende. He was captured at a suburban dive restaurant with eleven followers. he was armed but offered no resistance.
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Pope condemns Danish film on life of Christ
Pope Paul VI denounces a Danish plan to film an erotic movie about Jesus as offensive to Christians calling it an ignoble blasphemous outrage. He questions community conscience while noting funding from Denmark and support from a director defending the project as a critique of modern society.
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Ailing teen found, gets okay to wed
Sheryl McDonald 17 and Kevin Dodd 16 of Kokomo ran away to Georgia. They were found by a park ranger in Elijah Clark State Park and returned home Sunday after calling their parents. Doctors say McDonald has hypoplastic anemia and the couple plan to wed during Labor Day weekend with parental consent.
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Proxmire Attacks Proposed Housing Rule Under Fire
Senator William Proxmire accuses the Nixon administration of a tentative housing policy that could raise orange housing costs and swell the budget while increasing urban pressures. HUD Secretary Lynn plans to unveil new measures next month, with Proxmire noting potential abandonment of subsidy programs aiding low income families.
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Insurgents sever Route to Phnom Penh as fighting rages
Rebels cut Highway 4 and Highway 3 isolating Phnom Penh from seaport access. Khmer Rouge and Vietnamese allies press near the capital while government troops scramble to defend key supply lines. Cambodian political figures react amid calls to stop the war as monsoon season looms.
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Air Force officer suspended over village bombing
An Air Force officer found largely responsible for a Cambodian village bombing was suspended from duty. He faced reprimand and a pay cut, while two others received lesser punishments. A spokesman for the Pacific Air Command said the sanctions reflect the lightest level of punishment applicable.
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Resurrection attempt fails in Barstow child death
In Barstow California a 11 year old diabetic boy Wesley Parker died after a faith healing at his Assembly of God church. More than 20 mourners prayed at an open casket four hours as his parents rejected his insulin. His father Lawrence Parker said there would be no funeral but a prayer meeting. Investigators review possible criminal action and an autopsy was performed despite parental refusal.
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Runny Dormers Debate On Use Of Digs Detergent
Minneapolis Tribune reports ongoing discussion on employing uri nalysis as a detergent, with no final decision yet reached. The piece notes cautious scrutiny by local authorities and industry observers amid questions about effectiveness and safety.
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Volunteer Army Won't Limit Blacks In Enlistments
United States Army Secretary Howard Callaway says no need to cap black enlistments in the all‑volunteer Army, noting blacks made about 35 percent of June enrollments. He warns that if quotas are needed, both blacks and whites would be expected to support them, and stresses the goal is a broad cross section of America, not an all‑black or all‑white force.
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