Murder in Court: Suspect Shot by Daughter in Feud
INDIANAPOLIS A man charged with murdering his father in law was shot in a crowded courtroom by the victim’s daughter Harriette Roberta Jones 30. The shooting followed a feud linked to the beating death of Jones’ father Harry Thomas 59 ten days earlier. Sanders and his brother Robert 33 faced arraignment on first degree murder charges. Jones was charged with first degree murder after the incident.
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Kissinger In China Naps At Opera After Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao ping met for three hours forty five minutes in Beijing then toured the Forbidden City. Kissinger napped during a revolutionary opera The Azalea Mountain about Maoist struggle. He planned a Fragrant Hills picnic and expected to discuss international matters ahead of President Ford's visit.
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Six-alarm refinery fire in Philadelphia controlled
A Gulf Oil Co refinery on the Schuylkill River faced a six alarm blaze Monday night. No injuries reported and damages not yet estimated. The site previously saw an August fire that killed eight firefighters. Flames rose 100 feet and black smoke drifted over the area.
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Tennessee issues non driving blind residents driver licenses
Nashville begins distributing driver licenses to 10 000 blind residents who cannot use them to drive. The Department of Safety mails applications after certification by the Department of Human Services. The aim is to help blind people identify themselves like sighted individuals.
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Beirut clashes kill and injure dozens as fighting resumes
Beir ut authorities report 23 killed and 52 wounded in overnight rocket and machine gun battles. The offens e threatens efforts to end the civil strife between Christians and Muslims. The fighting has cost about 6 000 lives since April and has left Beirut a ghost city. An Israeli artillery barrage and day-long air patrols heightened tensions along the southern frontier.
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Stonehouse claims faked death due to a breakdown
John Stonehouse told the House of Commons on Monday he faked his Florida death last November because he was a broken man. He said there were credible allegations against him and that business pressures caused a nervous breakdown while free on bail on fraud conspiracy and theft charges.
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