Murder plot against Uganda chief misfires
Ugandan President Idi Amin escaped an assassination attempt when grenades were thrown into a crowd he addressed at the Msambya police training school in Kampala. One person died and 76 were wounded, four critically, with reports varying on Amin’s condition. authorities said suspects were arrested and the city remained quiet with added security.
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Four teen mime troupe talks with reporter on forming act
A quartet of high school students explaining how their mime or magic act emerged with guidance from journalist Glenna Zolling. A new book portrays Bishop James Pike in a dramatic, tragic light while exploring his life. The Death and Life of Bishop Pike is featured in The Unexplained preview segment.
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Rainbow Club page highlights travel reading contest
Reading on the road Missy announces a new contest while the Parents' Corner reading specialist discusses learning during travel. The Rainbow Club page frames literacy activities for families on moves, with tips and prompts to engage children in reading while traveling.
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Elizabeth Ray shocked by Hays hospitalization news
Elizabeth Ray says she is very shocked to learn Rep Wayne Hays was hospitalized in Barnesville Ohio after an overdose of sleeping pills. She claims Hays kept her on a government payroll for sexual purposes and says she will contact her attorney regarding connections and business interests.
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Respected rover Thurber noses out criminals
In Charlottesville Virginia a rural central detective dog Thurber a lean overweight bloodhound with a keen nose helped catch six wanted men five wanted boys and one mentally retarded child. He tracked five juveniles who robbed a Madison County country store and led officers to a wooded hideout four miles away.
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Alcoholics May Resume Social Drinking, Rand Report Says
The Rand study suggests some alcoholics can return to moderate or normal drinking under conditions, challenging abstinence as the only path. The National Council questioned the report’s scope and timing while noting it lacks a vetted copy for public release.
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African killer bee attack injures dozens in Rio area
In Santa Cruz, 37 miles southwest of Rio, thousands of African killer bees swarmed a bus after a collision, stinging 45 people including a student with a broken collar bone and a cracked rib. The bees, introduced to Brazil in 1956, have killed about 200 others.
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American Motors Plans Five Week Plant Shutdown
American Motors Corp announced a five week halt to auto production starting at the end of June. The shutdown will idle about 13,000 workers across Wisconsin and Brampton Ontario as the company contends with a soft U.S. sales slump.
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