Paroled slayer charged in double Long Beach killings
John Lawrence Miller 33 is named in two murder complaints for the fatal shooting of his parents Harold and Lela Miller at their 5450 Flagstone Street home. Police linked a 1969 pink Rambler ambassador attack to a fleeing suspect described as Miller. Miller had prior murder conviction in 1957 of Laura Wetzel and was released after about 17 years.
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Charles Litwin
Mike Woodward
Miller
Laura Helen Wetzel
Rollng Hills
New York
Samuel R. Slavson
Harold A. Miller
Lela Mae
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Wetzel
Fraser
Kensington Street
London
Sotheby’s Auction Rooms
Jonathan Aitken
London bombing near Fraser home endangers Kennedy guest
Caroline Kennedy narrowly escaped the London blast that killed cancer specialist Hugh Fraser and damaged his Kensington home. Fraser, MP, blamed terrorists and warned all politicians face risk as Kennedy, visiting Sotheby's student, endured shock but no injuries.
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London
Caroline Kennedy
Hugh Fraser
Miss Kennedy
John F. Kenne
House panel backs tax cut plan extending relief to 1976
The House Ways and Means Committee approved extending this year’s anti recession tax cuts for individuals through 1976 and backed a Democratic plan to extend 12.7 billion dollars in cuts into next year with business tax reductions. President Ford’s 28 billion dollar proposal and a spending ceiling tied to it were rejected on party line votes.
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Ways and Means
Ford
Congress
Joe Waggoner
D-La
Waggoner
al Ullman
Oregon
Ullman
House Budget Committee
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Omar Burleson
Texas
Andrew Jacobs
Indiana
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Iii
Senate
Democratic
Franco relapses as succession moves toward Juan Carlos
An 82 year old Gen Francisco Franco suffers a relapse after a heart attack and officials begin constitutional transfer of power to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon. Premier Arias Navarro rushes to the Pardo Palace with other leaders as doctors say Franco is recovering but ill and unable to attend cabinet.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Juan Carlos
Carlos Arias Navarro
Pardo
Franco
Sahara march proceeds amid tentative Morocco Spain pact
Moroccan sources say an agreement limits the symbolic march into Spanish Sahara to a small contingent while tens of thousands push toward El Aaiun. Ahmed Laaki travels to Madrid to finalize terms as Franco’s health threatens timetable. Morocco to cede part of the colony to Mauritania under a separate accord.
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Morocco
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Hassan II
el Aaiun
Tarfaya
Francisco Franco
Sahara
Mauritania
Two Hessians held in attack on Anaheim victim
A 25 year old Anaheim man Salter was shot multiple times and crawled from a desert mine shaft to reach a highway after an attack blamed on Hessian Motorcycle Club members. William Gale more 26 of Palmdale and Robert Fardo 28 of Lancaster were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. Larry Snow was being questioned. Salter remains hospitalized in Bakersfield area with extensive gunshot wounds.
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Anaheim
Kern County Sheriff's Deputies
Guy W. Salt
Salter
Palmdale
Los Angeles
William Gary Galemore
Robert Travis Fardo
Lancaster
Galemore
Long Beach
Hessian Motorcycle Club
Larry Snow
Snow
Inyokern
Highway 14
Independent specialist battles Karen Quinlan case
Independent specialist urges tolerance for the Quinlan case debate. Patty Hearst's day in jail is documented. FDA declares a million Zenith color TVs non compliant with radiation standards. A massive terrorist bombing campaign is feared to coincide with the Bicentennial.
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Patty Hearst
FDA
Zenith
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