Two Boys Killed by Shell Primer in Macon
In Macon Ga two brothers James McDermid 0 and Delbert McDermid 10 were killed when a military shell primer exploded as they waited for a school bus. Sheriff Bloodworth said debris in a yard from a recently torn shed may have hidden the primer. the family had just moved and were cleaning the area.
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James McDermid
Delbert McDermid
Barbure
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West Coast rally to test cars under old federal standards
A 40 mile smog rally begins Saturday with 12 cars built to meet original federal standards for 970 through California. Among entrants are foreign model cars and several from West Coast colleges. The event, sponsored by UC Davis American Society of Mechanical Engineers, starts at the California Automobile Association lab in San Francisco and ends near the California Air Resources Board in Monte.
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University of California At Davis
Amercan Society of Mechanical Engineers
California Automobile Association
San Francisco
California Air Resources Board
Tourist killed in San Francisco robbery case report
A Michigan tourist identified as James Madge was killed Thursday night during a robbery after leaving a restaurant in San Francisco. Witnesses said two men approached and one fired a shot to the head. A second man, Louly Thornton, 31, was wounded but unarmed bystanders reported no other injuries as police search for a second suspect. An unrelated car incident nearby involved gunfire as a 1965 Chevrolet passed.
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James Madge
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Magee wins change of venue in San Francisco case
Presiding Judge John Fela will seek suggestions from judicial officials on where to move the Magee trial for the 1970 Matin County Courthouse shootout. The judge granted Magee a change of venue despite objections, citing widespread local publicity and past jury procedures. The matter may be referred to California's Judicial Council for guidance.
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Slite
Richell Magee
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Mother facing murder charge in infant death
A 20 month old girl died after being treated at Providence Hospital and then Children's Hospital Medical Center. Authorities say Noreen Robinson, estranged from her husband, admitted drowning the child amid prior reports of previous child abuse by the mother. Homicide Sgt. Conrad Ileving provided details Thursday.
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Two of Anderson quintuplets in stable but guarded condition
Two of the week old Anderson quintuplets at Kaiser Hospital in Portland were reported stable but guarded after one stopped breathing Thursday and was resuscitated. Dr. Nomura cited apnea as the breathing interruption and noted ongoing monitoring by staff.
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Fred Nomura
Bess
Kaiser Hospital
Tiane Wid Sool
Mike Connors
Fredric March
Hollywood
Ucla
Tive
Beams
Jim Beam
Producer aide admits theft from Candid Camera fund
An accountant for Allen Funt, producer of Candid Camera, pleaded guilty in Manhattan Superior Court to stealing more than $1 million from the fund. Seymour Coldes, 42, of Woodmere New York, admitted taking $1,205,036 from the fund and faces sentencing on September 0.
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New York
UPL
Allen Funt
Manhattan
Seymour Coldes
Woodmere
N.Y
Gokies
Congress meeting in Buenos Aires amid guerilla violence
In Buenos Aires supporters cheered with Viva Peron as Congress met after talks between President-elect J. Camparador and the outgoing military funeral staff. They discussed guerrilla violence in the country and the exile Peron party leaders attended. Campara expressed concern and hope reforms will eliminate the unrest through constitutional authority.
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UPT
Congress
Ils
Viva Peron
Ector
J. Camparador
Campara
Spain
Rubirosa Widow Marries Brazilian Worker in Private Ceremony
Odile Rubirosa widow of Dominican playboy Porfirio Rubirosa wed 36 year old Tidstock Muirket worker Paulo Wranca Marinha in a simple private ceremony held Thursday. Brazilian guests attended as family members joined the nuptials in Rio de Janeiro.
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Paulo Rob
Wranca Marinha
Cease-fire halts Lebanon fighting
News reports say a third cease-fire ended two days of deadly clashes between Lebanese government troops and Palestinian guerrillas. Despite reports of up to 5,000 Palestinian forces entering from Syria, lines of battle cooled, with Israel monitoring border activity and government troops pulling back from refugee camps near Beirut.
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UPI
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Lebanon
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Syria
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Israel
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Barry Guldwater to Paris as President's personal representative
Senator Barry Goldwater plans another trip to the Paris Air Show as the President's personal representative after previously attending the 17 Paris event. The trip underscores close ties between the administration and aviation industry circles.
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Barry Guldwater
Paris
San Francisco Teachers Reject Strike Demand
San Francisco teachers voted 673 to 517 to reject a strike proposal from Jim Ballard of the United Teachers Council. The plan called for a 15 percent pay raise, a hike that would affect about 4500 teachers in the district.
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