Knight grandson slain in Philadelphia robbery murder
Police hunt three men believed responsible for the stabbing death of John Shively Knight III in his 23rd floor Rittenhouse Square apartment. A house guest was also stabbed. the assailants allegedly spent hours ransacking five rooms while Knight’s roommate and guests slept nearby.
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United Airlines strike grounds planes as talks continue
United Airlines cancels all flights through Tuesday amid federally mediated contract talks with 16700 machinists and related staff. W J Usery Jr. reports talks resume today after a five hour Sunday session. A strike now affects tens of thousands of travelers. Negotiations focus on wages and fringe benefits.
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Crutcher Named Director of Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Kansas leader John Crutcher, former lieutenant governor, will become director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation in the Interior Department. Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe will administer the oath in Washington, with Crutcher previously serving as an aide to U.S. Senator Bob Dole.
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Ford urged to veto three bills on energy taxes and picketing
Ford campaign manager Howard Callaway urged veto of three pending measures on energy, taxes, and construction-site picketing. He warned the tax bill lacks a spending cap, while GOP leaders oppose the picketing bill and congressional Republicans face a tough choice on the energy measure linking oil independence and funding.
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South Korea Faces Possible Default Without U S Aid
A private study warns South Korea could default on debts abroad and face domestic turmoil without large U S financial help. It cites a rise in external debt from 3.3 billion in 1973 to 5.9 billion in 1975 and a 4 billion trade deficit in 1974 75, blaming import costs and weaker exports.
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Freak accident fatal to youth in Manhattan hunting
A 19 year old Kansas State University student was killed in a freak hunting accident Sunday in Manhattan. He was alone and shot himself in the head with a shotgun as he appears to have stopped his car to shoot at game. Authorities withheld his name pending relatives notification.
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