Family tragedy tied to Kfar Yuval raid in Mideast clashes
A 23 year old Israeli housewife died from injuries after an Arab guerrilla attack that also killed her husband son seven month old and father. Four guerrillas seized the family farmhouse at Kfar Yuval and were killed by Israeli troops. Israeli air strikes hit Kfar Chuba in southern Lebanon and cross border fighting continued. Palestinian sources claim broader Israeli assaults while Lebanon reports further casualties.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Kfar Yuval
Kfar Chuba
Lebanon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
WAFA
Arkoub
Mediterranean
Nahariya
Metulla
Kfar Giladi
Nabatiyeh
Rights Fight
Palestine Liberation Organization
General Assembly
See
Mideast
Page
Supreme Court strikes down minimum legal fees in real estate deals
The court rules state and local bar associations cannot set fixed minimum fees for legal work affecting interstate commerce. Virginia couple Lewis Goldfarb and Ruth Goldfarb challenged Fairfax County Bar Association’s fee schedule used when buying a home. The decision, a win for the Goldfarbs and the Justice Department, signals end of fixed fees for some legal services and upholds free press on abortion advertising issues. The ruling also addresses other actions and review items including natural gas, land rights, and a robbery case against Murph the Surf.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Lewis H
Ruth Goldfarb
Fairfax County Bar Association
Justice Department
Goldfarbs
Jack Roland Murphy
Miami, Fla
Murph the Surf
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Warren E. Burger
Bomb blast hits Banco de Ponce near Rockefeller Center
A blast at a Banco de Ponce branch in 10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, shattered windows up to the sixth floor and cut an arm of a passing bakery truck driver. A Weather Underground claim linked the explosion to support for Puerto Rico cement workers’ strike. Police say the device used appeared dynamite.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Banco de Ponce
Puerto Rico
Rockefeller Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Avenue of the Americas
Sunken Plaza
Bank
49Th Street
RCA
National Broadcasting Co
Ed Kane
Rockefeller
Inmates End 15Hour NC Prison Demonstration After Laundry Closure
North Carolina prison inmates ended a 15 hour protest as officials agreed to close the prison laundry within 90 days pending new lagoon construction funded by the legislature.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Italy Communists Score Big Gains in Regional Vote
Early returns show Italy's Communist party rising to 35 percent in Rome with 20 percent counted, overtaking the Christian Democrats whose share falls to 28.8 percent. Turnout nears 75 percent as youths vote for the first time amid the country’s economic crisis.
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OME
Italy
Communist Party
Rome
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic
Liguria
Marche
Aldo Moro
Chance Of Rain Forecast Tonight With Thunderstorms
The forecast shows a 30 percent chance of rain tonight with warm humid conditions. Tonight's low in the mid 70s and southerly gusts 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warm with a high in the mid 90s. From Wednesday to Friday expect scattered thunderstorms with a low near 60 and a high in the low 90s.
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Lawton
Congressman's Disclosures Spark CIA Access Denial Debate
The House Armed Services Committee reaffirmed denial of Rep. Michael Harrington access to secret CIA material over disclosures of CIA operations in Chile. The vote was 16 to 13 with few members present. Rockefeller defended Kennedy and Robert Kennedy while noting no proof of White House knowledge of assassination plots. Page 4.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Michael Harrington
Central Intelligence Agency
Chile
Harrington
Massachusetts
CIA
Salvador Allende
Allende
Richard Hichard
D-Mo
House Ethics Committee
Armed Services Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Rockefeller
Kennedy Brothers
Kennedys
Rockefeller Commission
White House
John
Robert Kennedy
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Adam Walinsky
Frank Mankiewicz
Sen. Church
Four Charged With Forgery in Lincoln Case
District court filed felony forgery charges against four suspects described as professional con artists. Arrest warrants were issued for three men and a woman now held in Lincoln Neb. The case ties to May 2 forgeries totaling 3011.40 on Glenn Oil Co. checks and May 8 returned checks from the American National Bank due to incorrect signatures. Det Ed Richardson traveled to Lincoln to question suspects and said the four arrests appear to clear the Lincoln-forgeries and local-business losses.
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District Court
Lincoln
Neb
Ed Richardson
Glenn Oil Co
D. Richardson
American National Bank
Richardson
City Eyes Up to 150 Jobs From Torin Plant Plan
Lawton council weighs up to 150 jobs as Torin Corporation plans a 50 000 square foot manufacturing plant on 10 acres north of Elmer Thomas Park. up to 15 000 to 15 000 in cash or in kind support from city Turin KCA would help fund the project with state or federal funds. A second Thursday agenda includes three daycare operator bids and a 6000 circuit TV system for police.
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Lawton
Torin Corporation
ECA
Elmer Thomas Park
KCA
Turin
Oes
Comanche County Improvement Foundation
CCIF
Lawton Chil
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Ted Rice
Brother Bryan
James Bailey
Smith
County Bar Association
State Bar
Civil Engineering Laboratory
Stillwater
OSU
Edioriois
Dear Abby
Aeeerneseresre
White Plains
N.Y
Peter Leonard
Gulliver's
Port Chester
State Supreme Court
George Beisheim Jr
Westchester County Court
Leonard
Fidel Castro
Southern Airways
George McGovern
United States
Castro
McGovern
Vientiane, Laos
Laos
U.S
Pathet Lao
Solon
Council Eyes
Torin
By Skip Gibson
Dren’s House
Donald L. King
Erwin E. Igo
Council
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