Jeering Students Disrupt Queen's Visit at Stirling
In Stirling Scotland 400 students jeered Queen Elizabeth II during a tour of Stirling University chanting obscene songs and shouting insults. Linda Quinn defended the action calling it political protest against the monarchy while police restrained the queen’s party with few injuries and no arrests. University officials noted total costs around 2940 and pledged review of future events.
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Stirling, Scotland
Stirling University
Linda Quinn
Student Association Council
Scotland
Buckingham Palace
Daily Telegraph
Britain confirms plan to take expelled Ugandan Asians
The Conservative party backed Prime Minister Edward Heath's plan to admit thousands of Asian holders of British passports expelled from Uganda. The vote occurred at a stormy convention session in Blackpool England.
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Blackpool
England
Conservative
Edward Heath
Britain
Uganda
Enoch Powell
Heath
Home
Robert Carr
Powell
Pesticide Control Approved in Major Reform Bill
Congress approves a Senate House compromise to regulate pesticides by use rules and EPA registrations. Indemnity provisions face debate as exemptions may pay fair-market-value for losses from suspended or canceled registrations, while opponents argue against broader coverage. The bill aims to streamline bans and curb harm from pesticide use.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
TV Strike Still On at Avco Stations in Four Cities
A week into a walkout by TV cameramen and engineers at Avco Broadcasting Corp. stations in Cincinnati Columbus Dayton and Indianapolis with no settlement in sight. The work stoppage began October 6 at WLW and WLW T in Cincinnati WLW D in Dayton WLW C in Columbus and WLW I in Indianapolis.
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Dayton
Ohio
Avco Broadcasting Corp
WLW
Wlw-T
Cincinnati
Wlw-D
Columbus
Wlw-I
Indianapolis
Ind
Drug Trap Backfires in West Side Motel Shootout
Federal undercover agent Frank Tummillo and two men suspected cocaine dealers were killed when a narcotics sting backfired at the Sheraton Motor Inn on West 42nd Street. A supervisory agent was critically wounded after the suspects pulled a gun during the handover.
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New York
West Side
Bureau of Narcotics
Frank Tummillo
Bureau
Tummillo
Sheraton Motor Inn
West 42Nd Street
12Th Avenue
Hudson River
Frank V. Monastero
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Trissi
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