Rome terrorists strike again kneecapping Milan executive
Police say four Red Brigades attackers shot Franco Giacomazzi an executive of Montedison chemical industry in Milan kneecapping a major industrial figure. The incident follows the Moro murder fueling national shock and renewed calls for unity.
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Rome
Milan
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Franco Giacomazzi
Montedison Chemical Industry
Moro
Corriere Della Sera
Liberal MPs gather with Trudeau amid election uncertainty
Ottawa Liberal MPs and senators met Pierre Trudeau and top strategists as speculation swirled over a summer general election. Aides said Trudeau would decide soon, with polls showing weakness in Ontario and momentum in Quebec. The group anticipated a possible July 10 vote, while party leaders signaled ongoing consultations.
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Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
al Graham
Trudeau
Ontario
Conservative
Canada
Quebec
Princess Margaret to divorce Lord Snowdon from royal couple
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon will formalize their separation after two years of estrangement. The palace announced legal proceedings will begin soon with custody arrangements and access rights specified for their two children.
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London
Reuter
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Elizabeth
Kensington Palace
Countess of Snowdon
Earl of Snowdon
Roddy Llewellyn
Sarah Armstrong-Jones
Viscount Linley
Palace
Pilot warned before crash at Cranbrook airport
Transcript from the Cranbrook inquest reveals that eight minutes before Pacific Western Airlines Flight 314 crashed after aborting a landing a snowblower was on the runway. The jet acknowledged the snow sweeper, then broadcast “Flight 314, check” before saying “We’re going to crash” as the aircraft failed to land in heavy snow. Proceedings fill the courtroom with stakeholders including 16 estates, one survivor, the federal government, Boeing, pilots association and PWA.
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Cranbrook
B.C
Pacific Western Airlines
Here
Airradio
Cranbrook Air Radio
Boeing Aircraft Company
Canadian Air Line Pilots Association
PWA
Soviet defector's wife dies by own action in Moscow
Gennady Shevchenko confirms his mother Likina Shevchenko died by her own action in Moscow. He provides no details about the circumstances and says she suffered a heart ailment as a possible cause. Reports say her body was found in a closet after she returned from New York.
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Moscow
Reuter
Likina Shevchenko
United Nations
United States
Gennady Shevchenko
Andrei Gromyko
Reuters
Shevchenko
Foreign Ministry
Anna
New York
Cablevision president defends services before CRTC in Medicine Hat
Cablevision Medicine Hat Ltd. president Bill Yuill told the CRTC that the translator signal south of the Montana border is marginal and prone to problems. He seeks two Spokane stations to supplement Great Falls signals and noted negotiations with Alberta Government Telephones have lasted 50 years. The hearing also addressed Taber Cable Television Ltd. and potential two hour delays, with the CRTC expected to decide Taber’s request within two months.
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Canadian Radio- Television and Telecommunications Commission
Cablevision Medicine Hat Ltd
Bill Yuill
Montana
Yuill
CRTC
Spokane
Great Falls
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Cablevision
Hedley S. Martin
William Yuill
Martin
Medicine Hat News
Wash
Taber Cable Television Ltd
KRTV
Kfbb-Tv
Taber
Bob Johnson
Cjoc-Tv
Lethbridge
Tabor
Johnson
Tabor Cablevision
E. M. Greentree
Cablevision Lethbridge
G.E. Schulz
Greentree
Schulz
Schulz’ Company
Pierre Camu
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Christian Democrats
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Via Michelangelo Caetani
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Jim Veenstra
The
Don Lander
Lord Snowden
Princess Margaret
By Brian Power
British Columbia
Cablevision Head
Paul Bilodeau
Calgary
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