Two Men Sought After Fatal Stabbing In San Francisco
AP brief reports in San Francisco that police search for two Black men in their early 20s after David E. Egan a 36 year old repairman was found dead outside his Victorian apartment building. He had just taken out the trash when his wife Margo spoke to him. He died from four stab wounds as witnesses described the assailants’ average builds and dark clothing.
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San Francisco
David E. Egan
Tuday
Margo
Gro
Egan
Forest Fire Out of Control Near Salmon Arm
A forest fire driven by high winds burned over 8000 acres near Salmon Arm, destroying about homes and forcing evacuations. The blaze, which began late Tuesday from slash burning, moved to about 6000 acres by morning and to 8000 by afternoon, with over 100 firefighters and equipment deployed. no injuries were reported.
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Salmon Arm
Forest Service
Vancouver
Mullin pleads innocent in priest murder case
Herbert Mullin, 26, pled innocent in Santa Clara County Superior Court to fatally stabbing Rev. Henri Tomei in the confessional at St. Mary's Church of Los Gatos on November 2. He admitted killing the priest but pleaded not guilty to that charge amid his trial for the mass slayings.
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Henri Tomei
St. Mary’s Church of
Los Gatos
Santa Clara County
William A. Ingram
Probe of gold mine riot prompts thorough review
South African Prime Minister Vorster pledged a full investigation into Wednesday's Western Deep Levels Mine riot near Carbónville, where 11 black miners were killed by police gunfire and a 12th died in a mob attack. Police reported 27 others wounded as workers protested pay, looted camp sheds, and clashed with authorities. Vorster defended police actions as necessary and said further inquiries would follow if needed.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Western Deep Levels
Carbonville
Vorster
Musicians Union Talks Progress Delay Radio City Threat
In New York US city music talks progress delays near threat to close Radio City Music Hall. Alton Marshall, president of the Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, extended deadline to Sept 4 amid labor talks with the Musicians Union. The hall seeks to cut guaranteed musician weeks from 52 to 36 to curb losses over $1 million next year. Next mediation set for Friday with Vincent McDonnel.
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New York
UPI
Radio City Music Hall
Family Entertainment Palace
Musician Union
Alton Marshall
Music Hall
Rockefeller Center
Mid
Arld
American Guild of Variety Artists
Rockettes
Corps de Ballet
Chorus
Vincent McDonnel
Unidentified woman found after fall from moving train
A tiny brunette, later identified as Jane Doe, was buried in an unmarked pauper’s grave in Sarmingtor Utah. Witnesses included a deputy sheriff and a mortician. She was believed to be in her early twenties, either fell or was pushed from a moving freight train on Aug 30, injured, and drowned face down in a trackside puddle. Her plaid shirt, denim trousers, empty pockets, and a small silver wedding band were noted.
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Sarmingtor
Utah
UPI
Jane Doe
William Peters
Time to put women up front in California politics
Lt Governor Ed Reinecke urged the California Federation of Republican Women to elevate women into significant roles. He praised women as more diligent and capable, arguing they rarely seek favors after elections and should be trusted to handle important jobs.
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San Francisco
WPL
Ed Reinecke
Te California Federation of Republican Women
Republica
Wom
U.S. urged to commit fully to cancer fight
Dr Robert A Good president of Sloan Kettering calls for complete national commitment and full resources for cancer research. He warns that science needs sustained funding as a panel adviser to President Nixon. A California bill to create a year round DMV registration system goes to Governor Reagan.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Robert A. Good
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Good
Nixon
National Cancer Crusade
Transplant for infant Brett Kearl arrives at Denver hospital
Mrs. Roger Kearl of Napa carries her 21 month old son Brett through Stapleton Airport after arriving from San Francisco. Brett, born with undersized bile ducts, was rushed to the University of Colorado Medical Center for a liver transplant.
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Roger Kearl
Napa
Brett
Stapleton International Airport
Denver
San Francisco
University of Colorado Medical Center
Kearl
Gift to Indians from widowed mother of many
Atlanta report says a visually impaired widow of 14 children mantains her art valued at 100000 dollars. She donates The Bulls painting by Rosa Ban Hour to the American Indian Movement AIM to aid legal costs for Wounded Knee defendants and fund muscular dystrophy research per her wish. Russell Means lauds gift as phenomenal.
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Atlanta
WPT
Jerome Chambers
Rosa Ban Hour
Estom
Louvre
Russell Means
Wounded Knee
S.D
AIM
Soviet tests signal race for qualitative nuclear parity
Western defense experts say the Soviet Union aims to outpace the United States in qualitative nuclear capability before SALT talks advance. Swedish scientists report a November test at Novaya Zemla, with IISS noting Moscow plans new MIRV capable ICBMs and three types SS 16 SS 17 and SS 12.
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Thaler
London
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Arctic
Novaya Zema
San Moscow
United States
Tasaday tribe learns to trap and use tools in Philippines
Manila reports Manuel Elizalde Jr says the Tasaday, a loincloth tribe found near South Cotabato, have learned to use bladed instruments and trap animals. He emphasizes they remain peaceful and unclear on warfare, noting a private foundation supports welfare efforts with Charles Lindbergh among its members.
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Elizalde
Manila
Taladay
Charles Lindbergh
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Dafa
Thant
Vlom
Hizalde
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