Shultz eyed to head reorganized CIA amid reform push
Reports say George Shultz, a Ford cabinet figure and Nixon-era official, is Ford’s chosen candidate to lead a revamped CIA after investigations and Rockefeller commission findings. White House denies plans to replace Director William Colby, with no approach to Shultz confirmed.
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Loren may fund Llano church for 40 Catholic families
Rev Anthony Goossens says Sophia Loren may donate a new church for 40 of 230 Roman Catholic families in Llano parish. Loren sent five miley rings to auction to raise funds to rebuild Holy Trinity mission church serving 4,000 square miles and mostly Mexican American residents. no auction date set.
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Birthday Quintuplets Celebrate First Year Milestone
In Cae Tonsville Maryland five healthy quintuplets from two months premature through fertility treatment marked their first year with a birthday celebration. The siblings including four girls and a boy faced respiratory and digestive challenges in the first month but survived. Next Tuesday the family will host further festivities as they look to the future. Mitchell Sid Wednesday in Tel Aviv expressed confidence in intelligent life elsewhere and the possibility of humans being discovered by others before us. He has long studied extrasensory perception after retiring from the astronaut corps.
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Chilean refugees siege UN office in Buenos Aires
Chilean refugees protesting living conditions in Argentina seized 14 hostages at the United Nations refugee commission office in Buenos Aires. Police stood aside for the night as the UN sought safe passage to another country with Sweden Belgium or Denmark named as possible destinations. The group released eight women by nightfall and pledged to use force if disturbed.
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Barcelona police fire on car crowd in La Verneda killing five
In Barcelona, officers opened fire on a carload of pedestrians and a police jeep after terrorists shot at the police barracks. Three civilians and two officers died, with another officer and a retired officer wounded. A government official called the incident a terrible mistake.
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Beirut and Porto violence widen as curfews loom
Beirut endures street fighting after days of clashes with hundreds in the capital. A governor imposes a dusk-to-dawn curfew as mortars and guns blast across Beirut and northern Lebanon. Pro government and far left factions clash in Porto with 50 wounded, while Lebanon calls for Arab ministerial talks. In the U S capital, Indochina refugees are to be resettled by mid December as camps wind down. A World Fantasy Convention opens in Providence on Halloween with about 400 attendees.
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Juvenile crime crackdown urged by Chief Brock in Bunnell
Chief Donald Brock orders an immediate crackdown on juvenile delinquency in Bunnell Florida noting the lack of organized teen recreation. He argues the city faces its biggest problem as youths turn to crime due to no structured activities.
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Four officers indicted in NYC beating death case
Police officer Thomas Ryan, 26, is among four suspended patrolmen indicted on a murder charge for beating a handcuffed prisoner who earlier fired at the officer through an apartment door. The group also faces charges over a non fatal beating of a second man during a burglary probe on June 13.
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