Push for standardized plug in auto diagnostic systems
In San Francisco at the International Congress on Automotive Safety a call was made for industry government cooperation to adopt standardized plug in diagnostic tools. Representative Eckhardt urged reducing 4 to 10 billion dollars yearly lost to needless repairs while Frederick Mancheski cautioned against a proliferation of dissimilar plug in systems.
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Corona fined for obeying lawyer in farm slayings case
Mass murder suspect Juan V. Corona and his attorney Richard E. Hawk were found in contempt by Superior Judge Richard Patten after Corona refused to give a handwriting sample. Each was fined ten dollars and ordered to 48 hours in jail, with execution delayed to July 24 for appeals.
Coney Island Zoo Missing Animals Found in Shed
Earl Hammond and his wife opened a children’s zoo at Coney Island last April with a goal of an animal farm. In April to May a variety of animals vanished. detectives later found all but a tortoise jammed in a hot four by eight foot shed in Brooklyn. Toby Esposito, 19, faced charges of possession and mistreatment of the animals.
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UPI
Earl Hammond
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Toby Esposito
Stones Fans Clash With Police Outside Montreal Forum
Thousands of Rolling Stones fans angered by denied entry pelted police with rocks and bricks outside the Montreal Forum as 20,000 ticket holders watched from inside. Police report 13 arrests including three for forged tickets and 14 injuries, one to an officer, with stones and bottles causing most harm.
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Montreal
UPI
Rolling Stones
Montreal Forum
Larry
Teen Kills Brother in Nest of Goldfinches Feud
In Benevento Italy a 22 year old man killed his brother Genesio during a quarrel over who should feed a nest of goldfinches. Police report details are incomplete but indicate a fatal domestic dispute amid tensions at a family dwelling. Authorities are investigating.
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Benevento
Italy
UPIX
Mario Lombardi
Genesio
Soviets set plan for joint flight with two Soyuz craft
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The Soviet Union budgets a Russian-American rendezvous and docking mission in 1975 with two Soyuz crewed spacecraft. One Soyuz launches first with two men, then an Apollo with three men follows about 74 hours later if timing allows. If delayed, a second Soyuz stands by. Apollo life is about 12 days, while the Soyuz is limited to about six days due to onboard supplies.
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Fischer Finally Wins First World Championship Game
In Reykjavik Boris Spassky resigns as Bobby Fischer edges ahead 2 1 in the world chess championship after a late arrival plus a swift adjourned game. Spassky leads the match 2 1 as Fischer prepares to play white in game four.
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Vischer
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Lothar Schmid
Sagsky
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