Britons Reject Death Penalty for IRA Bombings
Parliament voted 369 to 217 to reject restoring capital punishment for terrorism after the London Naval and Military Club blast that damaged the venue and killed 49 people over two years. IRA chief of staff David O Connell warned of reprisal killings if hangings were reintroduced.
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Soviet satellite to carry Yank Space experiments
An unmanned Soviet satellite will carry small American biological experiments into orbit for 20 to 30 days late next year under a new agreement. The mission is planned for late 1975 with U.S. specimens fitting Soviet containers. experiments may include fish embryos, plants, and tissue cultures to study weightlessness effects.
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Walpole inmates release hostages surrender after demand clash
Eight Walpole State Prison inmates who seized three hostages for 26 hours released them and surrendered. They pressed for talks on inmate demands while officials offered no amnesty but agreed to be reasonable. District Attorney Burke said the men face charges of hostage taking and assaulting a guard.
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Ford holds White House talks with auto chiefs and union leaders
President Ford met with executives from Ford, General Motors, American Motors and Chrysler and United Auto Workers chief Leonard Woodcock at the White House to discuss inflation and recession. He pledged new measures to support the industry and said no drastic action would be taken. Governors and cabinet members attended as Ford warned three domestic devils inflation recession and energy threaten the economy. He expected proposals by mid January and defended avoiding immediate drastic steps.
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Tidal Basin Bombshell Arrested In Sanford Nightclub
Fanne Foxe known as the Tidal Basin Bombshell was arrested early today in a Sanford Florida topless nightclub on charges of indecent exposure for allegedly dancing bottomless. She posted a $500 bond and was released after about 90 minutes. Also arrested was Club Juana owner Mike Pinter.
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