European Communists reject Kremlin control at summit
In Berlin East and West Communist parties, led by Enrico Berlinguer and others including Tito, rejected Soviet domination and affirmed autonomous paths. A two day summit issued an unsigned document endorsing independence for all parties to chart their own course in world communism. Berlinguer dismissed any international body and urged open public debate among autonomous parties. Meanwhile in Winnipeg a derailment of the Super Continental injured about 25, with two Americans among those hospitalized.
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Winter Park
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Thelma Gratten
Ohio
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Beirut Christians press offensive aided by Syrians
In Beirut two Christian offensives, aided by Syria, target Palestinian and Lebanese Muslim strongholds after capturing one refugee camp. President Franjieh defends Syria intervention in a Cairo Arab League note. U S pressure urged restraint to protect Lebanon’s sovereignty amid a widening civil war. Bombs defused on a Cairo passenger train blamed on Libyan agents. Egypt expels Libyan diplomat. An Irish bank strike keeps tellers idle as substitutes work in some shops.
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Washington
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Libya
Anwar Sadat
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Dublin
Ireland
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Prison dorm fire kills four at North Carolina unit
In Marion, North Carolina, four inmates died and more than 20 were injured when inmates in B dormitory set foam rubber mattresses ablaze at a McDowell County minimum security prison. All 63 inmates were accounted for as buses moved casualties to other facilities.
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Indicted former judge Carswell in sex and battery case
Carswell, 56, a onetime Fifth Circuit judge nominated to the Supreme Court by President Nixon, was indicted in Leon County on charges including attempting a lascivious act with a vice squad officer and battery. The case stems from an encounter at a shopping mall and a wooded area north of Tallahassee. He is hospitalized amid nervous exhaustion and has not publicly commented.
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Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
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George Greene
Greene
Joene
Florida
Walter Beck
Frank Dubuy
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
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Supreme Court
Senate
Longet testimony in Sabich case focuses on motive and search warrant
Singer Claudine Longet testified in Aspen that she sought a new home while her lover Vladimir Sabich lay dead. A defense motion to suppress evidence includes blood and urine tests and a diary. A misstep over a search warrant was noted as court recessed. Also in brief, Coast Guard units searched for Karl Thomas, while Rep Wayne Hays faced fallout from a sleeping-pill overdose report. Liberace pleaded no contest to possessing a slot machine, and Debbie Reynolds stayed hospitalized with a sore throat affecting her engagement schedule.
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Spider" Sabich
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Pitkin County
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