Paroled killer Ewing Scott refuses to leave San Quentin
Ewing Scott, 78, after 17 years of a life sentence for the murder of his socialite wife Evelyn Throsby Scott, says he will not depart San Quentin to begin parole. Officials are unsure of his next move as he stands by claims of innocence amid one of California's most publicized cases.
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Triple veto saves South Africa at UN
The United States Britain and France vetoed a resolution seeking expulsion of South Africa from the United Nations, marking the first triple veto in UN history. They cited condemnation of apartheid but argued engagement inside the UN could pressure change.
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Plane Crash Kills 32 In Arctic Flight
A Pan Arctic Oil Explorations Lockheed Electra crashed into icy water near Rea Paint two miles from the runway. Thirty two crew members are dead and two men survived in the high Arctic tragedy en route to a remote drilling site. The four engine plane belonged to Pan Arctic Oil Explorations Ltd.
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Demonstrators clash with police in Saigon protest
In Saigon hundreds of demonstrators including opposition deputies Western and Vietnamese journalists and Father Tran Huu Thanh were beaten by riot troops after a secret police raid on a press club planning a censorship protest. The clash followed allegations of government corruption and press suppression.
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Priest aids major drug dealers escape Manhattan jail
A Roman Catholic priest Father John Tirella and a former corrections officer were charged with guiding seven major narcotics traffickers to escape last month from the Federal House of Detention in Manhattan. Indictments allege styrofoam key impressions, delivery to a key maker, and $1,000 paid to a guard, Lawrence Giannino, for help. The escapees, convicted narcotics figures, left Sept 22 after opening three security gates amid a nationwide crackdown on illicit networks.
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Kent State jurors retrace 1970 campus clash on tour
Jurors and defendants walked Kent State University campus to relive the May 4, 1970 confrontation that left four students dead and nine wounded. Eight National Guardsmen face trial as testimony begins with photographers’ accounts of the events and aftermath. Campus security officers and federal marshals escorted the group on the hourlong visit from the Army ROTC building to the burial site area.
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