World News Capsule From Moscow To London
A synthesis of global notes: Tass reports on a Soviet atlas of sturgeon spawning, Formosa bans motorcycle rides for Peitou call girls, Cummings clarifies Fragonard auction buyer, and West Germany priests eye celibacy end. Other items cover Vatican angels, Common Market funds, and a Detroit Art Institute purchase.
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Ford Held In Young Negro's Death Trial Set For Tuesday
Best selling author Jesse Hill Ford faces a first degree murder trial in Humboldt Tennessee for the November death of George Henry Doaks. Key witness Allie Andrews testified a gunman forced the car to depart and Ford fired a rifle, killing Doaks. Doaks' parents filed a $250000 damages suit. The case follows racial tensions and prior violence in the town.
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