Wife Names Missing Earl As Murderer
London AP report describes Lady Lucan naming the missing Earl as her attacker in the Belgravia nurse murder case. The inquest heard the Earl threatened and strangled her, while Sandra Rivett was bludgeoned in the Lucan home. Scotland Yard issued a murder warrant. the Earl remains at large with various sightings reported abroad.
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Eagleton Urges Army to Cut Gadgetry for Infantry
In a Gateway Arch anniversary speech U S Senator Thomas F Eagleton urged more Army funding for infantry weapons and less for flashy gadgetry noting over 80 percent of deaths in recent wars were infantry and criticizing officials who equate power with weapon complexity. Separately Missouri State Sen Don Gralike’s son Donald Jr. 19 was critically injured in a Lemay auto crash and underwent surgery after severe head injuries a punctured lung and a broken pelvis.
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Wiretaps Sold in Illegal Areas
Houston Post reports a federal commission found wiretap equipment bought since 1968 by police in several states with no wiretap laws. The commission will disclose details at hearings June 25-27 in Washington. Texas is among the states named in the records from nine manufacturers.
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Grain Inspector Denies Charges Of Dirty Corn
In New Orleans the chief grain inspector Harlan Ryan rejects a congressman's claim that operators add dirt to grain sold abroad. Rep. Neal Smith says No 2 and No 3 corn can include up to 3 to 4 percent foreign matter. Ryan argues buyers choose grade by cleanliness and price.
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Warrant Issued in Columbia Triple Shooting
Authorities say a warrant is out for a Columbia man charged with three counts of assault with intent to kill after shotgun blasts wounded three women at a Columbia residence. Victims Nancy Forest Velma Farmer and Carolyn Porter were hospitalized at MU Medical Center.
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Young Ford Rides Good Says Slim Pickens on Steve Ford
AP reports Slim Pickens praised Steve Ford 19 as he completed a four day cowboy outing at El Capitan Grande Indian Reservation. Steve rode a 1000 pound steer and faced close calls as a spooked steer narrowly missed Pickens while Ford and wranglers hunted for the animal. A Secret Service guard lost his saddle during the weekend ride and Ford assisted by returning on an appaloosa mare.
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Brezhnev Votes Meets Newsmen in Moscow
In Moscow Brezhnev, 68, voted at a neighborhood polling station and spoke with reporters after the parliamentary election. He appeared well and joked that he felt fine, despite rumors of illness last fall and a month-long public absence. He and his wife entered a children's club near his downtown apartment.
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German President Walter Scheel Arrives for Ford Visit
West German President Walter Scheel meets President Ford marking the first official West German head of state visit to the US in 17 years. Ford greets him on the White House lawn and hosts two rounds of talks plus a state dinner with Kissinger and McCloy in attendance to bolster transatlantic solidarity.
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Austrian Bus Wreck Kills 21
A brake failure caused a tour bus crash on Mount Dobratsch near Villach Austria killing 21 people and injuring 23. Police reported brake smoke as the bus descended the 7106 foot peak. A survivor quoted the driver shouting to jump before the bus plunged into a ravine, leaving many passengers pinned under wreckage.
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Nixon Takes Strolls On Beach
Former President Richard M. Nixon left his San Clemente seaside villa for walks along Red Beach accompanied by his daughter Julie Eisenhower and greeted surfers near their campers. A third photo shows Pat Nixon on a walk lasting about 40 minutes.
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