Guilty or Innocent Sam Sheppard Case TV Preview
NBC's three hour TV movie stars George Peppard as Sam Sheppard in a dramatized account of the murder case that influenced a Supreme Court ruling on publicity and fair trials. The program follows Sheppard's life from the 1960s trial to post‑prison life, with mixed directing and acting reception and a cast including Nina Van Pallandt.
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Arkansas Bank Default Not Expected To Force Closures
Federal official said a default on New York city and state bonds by Arkansas banks would not trigger closures. He noted 32 banks hold over 20 percent of capital in those bonds and banks may carry them as assets for six months. value may rise later.
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Bishops urged to press fight against abortion plan
Archbishop Bernardin opened the National Conference of Catholic Bishops four day meeting with a call to mobilize against abortion and mercy killing. The plan aims for a constitutional amendment and seeks collaboration with lawmakers business and other leaders to defend life from conception to natural death.
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Infant and mother die in Arkansas wreck on I-40
Arthur Scott Freeland aged 16 months and Patricia A. Freeland 34, both of Houston, were killed Sunday in a two car crash on Interstate 40 east of Lonoke Arkansas. Two others, Edward Freeland 37 and Renee Freeland 10, also of Houston, were injured. A station wagon passing a car driven by Edward Freeland struck the Freeland car on the left front, sending both cars off the road and overturning. The station wagon left the scene.
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Foreign crude processing hits record high in US refineries
Houston report shows domestic refiners for 18 weeks ran on average four million plus barrels daily of imported crude, with a weekly peak of 4,720,000. Pre-embargo imports fell from 3.8 million to 2.1 million, and projections for 1976 foresee imports at about 4.95 million daily while domestic output declines.
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First European University at Salerno in the 9th Century
The first European university was established at Salerno in the 9th century, marking a landmark in medieval higher learning and the spread of European scholarly traditions.
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