Firemen Charged In Kansas City Arson Amid Strike
Police tie some of the 92 fires to striking firemen during a three day city walkout over pay. A grand jury will hear arson charges Oct 10 with 25 subpoenas issued. Fire officials say some blazes were set by those familiar with firefighting techniques.
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Rosemary Kennedy Wanders Away Then Is Found Unharmed
Rosemary Kennedy, 56, sister of the late President John F. Kennedy, walked away from Eunice Shriver after mass at St Peter's Church in Chicago. Police found her five hours later looking in shop windows along south Michigan Avenue about 10 blocks from where she vanished. She was reported in fine condition.
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Basque Guerrilla Ambush Kills 3 in Spain
In the Basque region near Aranzazu a remote controlled bomb attached to a revetment killed three Civil Guards and wounded two others as their jeep passed. The attack follows the execution of five revolutionaries and the deaths bring the year's policeman fatalities to 17.
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Europe Maintains Anti Spain Tension Amid Talks and Boycotts
European opposition to Spain persisted days after five Spanish guerrillas were executed. The Vatican signaled a tempered stance while the United States and Spain deepened ties via a new military bases agreement. Athens revoked its sister city link with Madrid as dock and airport workers’ boycotts targeted Spanish ships and planes. Spanish Foreign Minister Mauri praised the bases pact, saying the US respects Spain’s political independence. The Holy See denied involvement in a Vatican auditorium event honoring Basque patriots.
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Pope Pius Appeals for Spain Clemency Amid Tension
Pope Paul VI spent a week pushing Spain to spare executions. He told a Vatican audience he sought clemency three times with no success. Spain recalled its ambassador. Meanwhile dockers in Hull voted to boycott Spanish cargoes indefinitely and Salonica ended a three day ban with no Spanish ships arriving.
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Washoe County Population Cap Plan Draws Fire
A Regional Planning Commission plan proposes population ceilings for Reno Sparks and Washoe County, with an ideal limit of 668000 based on resources though local estimates vary. A hearing at 7 p.m. will feature supporters and critics presenting data on water, land and air limits and the impact of possible federal land openings.
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