World and Nation News Summary from Saigon to Spain and Australia
Report covers two US helicopters and a observation plane shot down in South Vietnam with one pilot missing, plus political shifts in South Vietnam as Lt Gen Cao Van Vien becomes defense minister. Also notes OAS informal plan for a Western Hemisphere summit in Punta del Este on April 12. Additionally, demonstrations erupt in Bilbao and Melbourne over labor costs and capital punishment. In Japan, Eisaku Sato seeks voter support for pro-Western policy. Saudi Arabia reports Egyptian air raid near Najran with casualties and unexploded bombs.
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Baker case heads to jury as closing arguments issued
The defense urged that charges against Bobby Baker were built on quicksand while the government said he betrayed Senate trust. With closing statements, Baker, 38, moves toward verdict and the jury will be instructed by Judge Oliver Gasch.
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Salesman Guilty in Housewife Slaying
Robert Douglas Hill, 23, appliance repairman, found guilty of first degree murder in the rape strangulation of Phyllis Black, 28, a pregnant Granada Hills housewife. Jury of 6 men and 6 women deliberated 10 hours. sentencing date not set. Black was killed Aug 3. Hill claimed to have visited for a stereo service call.
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Cornell Students Free to Sell Controversial Magazine
Ithaca reports students could distribute the Trojan Horse magazine after a state Supreme Court justice dismissed a temporary injunction. The issue centered on an article titled Selections From a Journal of David Murray described by editors as a compact view of the author's sex life over three or four months.
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Resignation of Idaho deputy dog catcher Terrell Techick
Muttilated Arco Idaho Deputy dog catcher Terrell Techick has resigned after seven days on the job alleging threats curses and abuse. The abrupt departure follows a brief tenure amid local tensions at the Arco town offices.
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