Prince Charles mediator in police brutality protest
London report says Prince Charles attempted to soothe a black picket group over 24 youths arrested on mugging charges. Leader Kim Gordon claimed ongoing police harassment, though Charles noted no talks with police officials occurred. Dublin update notes Cosgrave coalition ahead in Ireland election as campaign centers on inflation and unemployment.
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Tracking dogs flown to camp
Authorities use three fingerprints and a footprint to chase a Camp Scott killer after the three Girl Scouts are found murdered. Lori Farmer Doris Milner and Michelle Guse are buried or to be buried as detectives probe camp burglaries and tent searches.
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Air travel halt looms as US UK talks stall
U.S. and Great Britain risk a near term shutdown of transatlantic flights over North Atlantic as a stalemate on a new transportation treaty continues. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams planned a news conference in Washington to discuss talks in London but canceled without explanation.
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Dallas to pay for 1964 Ruby murder trial sketches
Dallas officials approve a payment of 7500 dollars for a series of sketches made during the Jack Ruby murder trial in 1964. Ruby, a Dallas club owner, was convicted of killing Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused Kennedy assassin. He died in custody at Parkland Hospital from a blood clot and cancer.
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IRS weighs on-the-spot withholding for gaming winnings
In Reno Nevada the IRS study on withholding winnings from bingo keno and slots nears completion. Industry figures led by Senator Santini and Les Kofoed challenge the plan arguing it adds paperwork and taxes losses rather than windfall gains. Reno IRS spokesman Marty Bibb says casinos appear compliant as the study continues.
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Prisoner exchange treaty urged despite flaws
Congressional hearings on a Mexico prisoner transfer treaty reveal broad support for moving some 600 Americans from Mexican prisons to U S jails for completion of sentences while acknowledging serious abuses. Rep Fortney Stark calls the pact insufficient yet necessary, noting mistreatment claims and limits to pretrial issues.
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Nuclear waste site studied by House subcommittee
A House subcommittee plans a visit to the Hanford Nuclear Reservation to assess disposal costs and ERDA plans. Chairman Leo Ryan and members Jack Hightower Thomas Kindness and Arlan Strangeland will tour Hanford and hold a public hearing at the Hanford Science Center.
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First American male saint canonized by Pope Paul VI
After a 91 year effort, John Nepomucene Neumann becomes the first American male saint. Neumann, Bohemian-born bishop of Philadelphia (1852 1860), was proclaimed servant of God as the process began under Archbishop Patrick Ryan. The Vatican case included translations to Latin and a promoter of the faith to test his life.
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