Mass slaying at Australian sheep farm kills ten people
Eight children and two mothers die in a Hope Forest farm house shooting near Adelaide. Police identify Cliff Bartholomew as a related victim. Domestic dispute suspected to have triggered the killings. The Bartholomews lived on a 1,400 acre property owned by G A Smith.
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Rock festival in red continues at SATSOP Washington
Promoters expect to carry on Washington State’s first legal rock festival through Labor Day despite $200,000 in probable costs. Co promoter Bill O’Neill and Gary Friedman vowed to persevere to avoid risks to life and property as 63,000 attendees filled the Silo site. Eight injuries and a watermelon truck incident mar the weekend amid security concerns and a police altercation with a motorcycle gang.
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Arrest of 200-member cycle gang at Talladega race
At Alabama International Motor Speedway, 200 members of the Olublaws motorcycle gang were arrested on assault and robbery charges after arriving in four van trucks. Authorities say the group planned to haul spectators' motorcycles. About 140 were held at a state prison farm in Childersburg and 40 in nearby jails on 25 to 30 charges.
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Alaska jet crash recovery to begin after bad weather
Recovery workers prepared to salvage the Alaska Airlines 727 wreckage and recover bodies of 111 aboard after the crash on a mountain ridge 20 miles west of Juneau. Bad weather delayed operations. a temporary morgue was set up in Juneau as National Guard and FAA restricted airspace.
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Irish leader Heath discuss bloodshed in London talks
Prime Minister Jack Lynch arrived in London for a summit with Edward Heath aimed at halting Northern Ireland bloodshed after a weekend of terror. The talks at Chequers focus on security along the border and possible reforms, with Lynch opposing IRA violence and Britain seeking an end to cross border sanctuary.
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Eban warns ceasefire could end if Arab threat grows
Foreign Minister Abba Eban said a perceived Arab shift in power could end the year old cease-fire in the Middle East. He noted two risks: an Arab illusion of Israel’s weakened position and a harsh UN resolution that could rally Arab support in any attack. He denied Israel pressured the United States over Suez Canal reopening tied to Phantom jet deliveries.
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Nashville digs uncover ancient human bones in cave find
Archaeologists in Nashville report a cave discovery considered among the nation’s top four in early American history. Human bone fragments found in mud suggest a connection to a saber tooth tiger tooth found last month, with dating implying humans in North America much earlier than current evidence. Dr. Ronald Spores of Vanderbilt notes the find could rewrite early Indian history.
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Promoted South Vietnamese General Titled Three Star
In Saigon Maj. Gen. Neo Dau a top South Vietnamese field commander under investigation for drug tuning promotions has been elevated to lieutenant general by President Thien Dau who commands Military Region 4 including the Central Highlands was reported by the Vietnam Press Agency on Sunday.
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Louisville trails in population yet ranks high in bourbon buys
Louisville, Kentucky, while only 39th in U S city populations, ranks second in per capita bourbon whiskey purchases reflecting strong local distilling and drinking culture. The AP report notes Louisville residents favor premium labels, with retailers reporting steady demand and higher average spending on whiskey products compared to other cities of similar size.
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