Tornado Toll Rises Across Several States
A weekend wave of tornadoes and severe weather struck Michigan Illinois Indiana and Mississippi killing one person and injuring about 50 others. In Michigan a Detroit area twister damaged cars power lines and homes as residents cleaned up. Another tornado near Dancy Mississippi left a path of uprooted trees and destroyed homes. Nationally strong winds hail and flooding were reported from Texas to the Delta and Panhandle with power outages and scattered fog and rain in the Pacific Northwest.
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Jews Barred from Temple Mount Prayer by Israeli Supreme Court
The Israeli Supreme Court upheld government authority to bar Jews from praying on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, a ruling aimed at reducing West Bank and Old City tensions after seven weeks of unrest. The decision followed Defense Minister Shimon Peres order to pull troops from Hebron amid protests, while Bethlehem Mayor Elias Freij praised the ruling but lamented its timing.
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CIA Memo Suggests Possible JFK Conspiracy Links Abroad
A 1975 CIA memo by Raymond Rocca states no foreign conspiracy is shown in CIA files but hints Cuba or Russia could hold relevant material. Belin, Rockefeller Commission counsel, released the document via FOIA and urges reopened review of Oswald’s sole role, noting Cuban ties and Castro threat coverage.
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Five Hurt In Church Shooting In Phoenix Incident
Five people were wounded outside a Phoenix church when a gunman fired into the crowd after a confrontation between church members and two hitchhikers. One victim, Thomas Dellin, is in critical condition. others were hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
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FBI seeks broader power to tap phones and plant microphones
Palm Beach, Florida. FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley urged expanding electronic surveillance for terrorism and espionage cases, arguing existing limits hinder crime solving. He cited 3,800 arrests from bugs and wiretaps since 1969 and noted 89 bombing incidents last year.
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Patty's Courtroom Future Dim for SLA Defendants
Boston UPI reports attorney William Kunstler, handling defense aspects for SLA members William and others, faces uncertainty about courtroom prospects amid ongoing proceedings and mounting legal hurdles.
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Plane Crashes In Sacramento Intersection
A light plane ran out of fuel and crashed at the busy 16th Street and V Street intersection in Sacramento. The pilot and passenger, believed to be a father and son, were removed from the wreckage and hospitalized after the aircraft skimmed rooftops and trees in the residential area.
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