Wife shoots husband over radio during Bengals game
Robert Fuchs, 49, of Norwood, Ohio, was killed Sunday after an argument with his wife Eulalia, 44, over listening to a Cincinnati Bengals game on the radio. She fired a .26 caliber pistol, striking him in the head as he arrived at General Hospital after the shooting.
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Women join Society of Experimental Test Pilots in historic banquet
Two women pilot icons, Jacqueline Cochran of the United States and Jacqueline Auriol of France, were welcomed as members at a Beverly Hills banquet. Cochran holds the women's speed record. Auriol has held the record five times. Police question Mrs Fuchs amid unrelated events. Sam Davis Jr rests amid liver tests. Erich Segal runs in New York's Central Park Marathon, finishing among 166 starters. Comedian Bob Hope stars at a Houston area Youth Center dedication, where a pledge drive is announced for sustained support.
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Sir Rudolf Bing Opens Last Met Opera Season Don Carlo
Sir Rudolf Bing opens his 21st and final Met season with Verdi Don Carlo, revisiting the production that began his controversial tenure. Robert Merrill and Cesare Siepi shine, while Amara remains linked to the role of celestial voice.
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Dope seizure in New York linked to Jaguar case
Federal agents seized 200 pounds of high grade heroin hidden in a beige 1971 Jaguar imported from Le Havre aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2. Five people were arrested, including a Frenchman and his wife in Midtown hotels, in what was described as the second largest heroin seizure in New York.
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Brandt pushes broader troop cutback talks
Bonn says talks on European troop withdrawals must involve all affected countries not just the United States and the Soviet Union. After Crimea talks with Leonid Brezhnev, government spokesman Conrad Ahlers stressed multi-country mediation. In Saigon, Mekong Delta fighting left 40 Viet Cong dead and a U.S. helicopter crewman killed. A major Northern Ireland blast at Bellick customs post left a crater and fears of wider conflict.
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