Former Thai Dictator Returns to Bangkok Under House Arrest
Ousted military ruler Thanom Kittikachorn slipped back into Thailand and was placed under house arrest as student leaders demand his trial for the 1973 killings. He arrived from Boston aboard a Lufthansa flight and was guarded while his fate was debated by the Defense Ministry amid martial law.
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Mass
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Taiwan
Renewal and Recognition The Holy Year Opens in Rome
A 1975 Holy Year begins with the opening of a sealed door in St. Peter's Basilica signaling reconciliation and forgiveness. Pope Paul VI leads a global effort to heal sectarian divides, inviting mercy toward political prisoners and urging amnesty while Protestant and Jewish voices seek unity.
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Paul VI
Avery Dulles
Catholic University of America
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Arrest Made In Connection With Murders Of Woman And Children
Martinsville Virginia AP five murder charges and one rape charge filed against Eddie Lee Shanghai Thomas, 44, in the killings of a mother and her four children. Victims Peggy Marie 10 Charlotte Ann 8 James Alvin 4 Vernon Darrell 2. Mother Sally Aliff strangled. Bodies found near home after lunch interrupted. Autopsies planned. Thomas held on 100000 bond.
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James Vernon Aliff
Sally
Aliff
Witt
John P. Bing
Peggy Marie
Charlotte Ann
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Vernon Darrell
Unemployment Rises in Kansas Week Ending December 7
Kansas unemployment eligibility figures show 2.8 percent of those out of work in the week ending December 7. This is up 0.7 percentage points from the previous week and 1 percent higher than the same period a year ago, per the state Employment Security Division announced Thursday.
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Kan
State Employment Security Division
National Crime Rate Jump Tells Large US Rise in 1974
FBI figures show national crime up 16 percent in the first nine months of 1974, the largest advance in six years. Violent crimes rose, property crimes 17 percent, with larceny leading at 20 percent. Large cities saw smaller gains than tiny towns. regional increases varied from 13 to 20 percent. Attorney General Saxbe calls for intensified crime prevention efforts.
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William B. Saxbe
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