Strife In Iran Triggers Riots and Military Rule
Tehran reports say Iran’s first military government in 25 years sparked further rioting and fears of wider turmoil. One dead, two wounded as troops dispersed protesters against the shah’s 37 year rule and Gen. Azhari’s leadership. Mobs looted near Tehran University and Abadan amid oil region unrest. Exiled Ayatullah Khomaini warned in Paris of possible armed violence, while U.S. officials urged calm and advised Americans in Iran to stay indoors as strikes cripple oil output, cutting refinery production and tightening global supplies.
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Tehran
Iran
America
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Gholam Reza Azhari
State Department
Washington
Jaafar Sharif-Emami
Sharif Emami
United States
Westergren Found Guilty of Murder and Attempted Rape
Eugene Westergren, 51, was found guilty of murder and attempted rape of an 84-year-old widow in Lawrence. Judge Floyd Coffman presided without a jury, accepting a confession under duress as circumstantial evidence, with an appeal planned by Westergren's attorney. The verdict came near the widow’s death anniversary.
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Lawrence, Kan
Eugene Westergren
Lawrence
Floyd Coffman
Ottawa
Douglas County
Coffman
Westergren
Jerry Donnelly
Vanera Smith
Harry Warren
Lansing
State Penitentiary
Donnelly
Dee
Greek woman freed after 29 years in basement dungeon
Lamia Greece police say 47 year old Helen Karioti was held captive for 29 years by her brother and two sisters in a basement dungeon hidden from villagers due to family dishonor. She was malnourished and treated medically. investigations target local authorities for secrecy.
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Lamia
Greece
Helen Karioti
Miss Karioti
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