Mass slayings shock Chicago suburb Palos Hills
Seven people were killed in Palos Hills Illinois in a mass shooting by William Workman 43 an unemployed carpenter. He surrendered after a tear gas raid and told a Cook County judge I am God's son claiming mental illness. Victims include his parents and neighbors plus Clesson family members.
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Palos Hills
Til
Chicago
Ilinois
Wiliam Workman
Workman
Oak Lawn
Anthony S$. Montelione
Cook County
Raymond
Henrietta Cliff
Cliff
Kimberly
Clesson
Paul
Neta
Clessons
Richard Speck
White businessman charged in triple murder by plastic bag suffocation
In Ipswich Massachusetts a white businessman was charged after killing his pregnant wife and their two children by placing plastic bags over their heads and taping them. A note stated that blacks and whites don’t mix. Authorities cited potential motive uncertainty but indicated information suggesting a racial angle had been overruled.
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Ipswich
Mass
UPI
Armand E Brouillett
Gordon
Haas
Sheffield
England
Melissa
Annie McKendricks
Cambridge
Mix
John Jennings
Jennings
Déhan Bane Tana Lara TY
Brezhnev and Pompidou Confer on French Soviet Ties
Brezhnev and Pompidou wrapped two days of talks at Rambouillet and during a morning session described as very friendly and close. The conversations focused on bilateral issues with Brezhnev meeting ministers for about 45 minutes after an hour-long discussion with Pompidou.
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Paris
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Georges Pompidou
France
Pompidou
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Rambouillet
Mandatory fuel controls eyed as gas shortage eases
Washington sources indicate a shift to mandatory gasoline allocation may come with an energy policy coordinator in the White House. An interdepartmental committee and Interior and Treasury backs plan while AAA reports declines in closures and Sunday hours, with 46 percent of stations operating normally and 12 percent out of fuel or limiting sales.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
White House
Office of Oil and Gas of the Interior Department
Treasury
William Fk. Simon
John A. Love
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
AAA
Donald Strickland
Mothers suit claims sterilization of two Alabama girls
Lonnie Relf files federal suit in Montgomery alleging his 12 and 14 year old daughters Minnie and Mary Alice were sterilized after their mother signed a form she believed would only secure vaccines. The complaint names Montgomery Community Agency officials alleging lack of consent and seeks $1 million in damages and court action to halt further procedures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lonnie Relf
U.S
Minnie
Mary Alice
Howard Phillips
Office of Economic Shots
Dev
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Chester
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Brookhaven
Brookhaven Shopping Center
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West Chester Pike
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