Baron Dies After Police Assault on French Chateau
Baron Jean-Louis de Portal, 22, died from a gunshot wound when police stormed the family chateau to evict him after a nearly two year siege. His mother Baroness Anna- Marie de Portal and sister Marie-Agnes, both charged with resisting police, were jailed and later placed in psychiatric care after his death.
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Marie-Agnes
Toulouse
Jean-Louis
Baroness de Portal
Leonce de Portal
Louis XVIII
IRA plots to kidnap Prince Charles and top officials
London newspapers report the IRA drafted plans to seize Prince Charles last year and to murder Home Secretary Roy Jenkins if hunger striking sisters Dolours and Marion Price died in prison. An IRA source allegedly said ransom would end internment and unite Ireland, with shadowing of Charles during Scotland training and alerts to sympathizers in Australia during his October visit.
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Irish Republican Army
Prince Charles
Daily Telegraph
The
Sun
IRA
Roy Jenkins
Dolours
Marion Price
Daily Mail
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Mail
Scotland
the Sun
Belfast
Australia
Charles
Soviets may upstage US in joint space mission
U.S. observers warn that the Soviet Union could launch a second cosmonaut crew in orbit during the July joint mission to draw attention from NASA and underscore Soviet space prowess. Salyut 4’s long life and higher orbit suggest possible multi-crew activity while Apollo handles docking.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Israeli Troops Raid Lebanon Villages Second Night
Israeli forces crossed into southeast Lebanon for a second night, destroying five houses used by Palestinian guerrillas in Halqa and Shuba after coming under fire from a house in Shuba. One Israeli wounded. no Arab casualties reported.
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Associated Press
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Halqa
Shuba
Israel
Palestine
Beirut
Arkoub
Ford
Time
Woman on trial in stabbing death in Warren County
Emma Lee Collins, 23, of Carlisle, faces voluntary manslaughter charges in the July 18 River Arms apartment stabbing of Thomas Burgess, 25, of Monroe. The case opened today in Warren County Common Pleas Court before Judge William Young and is expected to run five days.
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Emma Lee Collins
Carlisle
Thomas Burgess
Warren County Common Pleas Court
William Young
Collins
River Arms
Burgess
Monroe
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