Hurricane Belle keeps outer Banks on edge as it nears New England
Hurricane Belle battered North Carolina's Outer Banks with 75 mph gusts and high seas. In Camden County a rain swollen highway crash killed five. evacuations continued as storms threatened Virginia Beach and parts of New England. Flooding, downed trees, and outages were reported on the barrier islands while nearly all tourism areas prepared for possible east coast impact.
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New England
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Cape Hatteras
Ralph Bish
Pittsburgh
Oceanside
Joe Pelissier
National Hurricane Center
Belle
Larry Palmer
Arlington
Palmer
Kitty Hawk
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Roselli linked to Giancana and FBI probe urged
Chicago mob figure Johnny Roselli, a dapper gambler and alleged CIA aide to Castro plots, was found dead in a Miami oil drum. Investigators seek ties to the 1975 Chicago slaying of Sam Giancana associate, while Senator Baker calls for an FBI probe into the case.
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FBI
Roselli
Johinny Roselli
Chicago
Las Vegas
Pidel Castro
CIA
Sam “Momo
Giancang
Washington
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Gasly
Filippo Sacce Ialy
Senate Intelligence Committee
Cuba
CLA
Ommsssons
Castro
Los Angeles
Mab
Tan
Alice
June Lang
Miami
Obscenities by 3 fired lawmen bared in court
In Los Angeles a trial of three Long Beach police officers, fired and charged with misdemeanors, began with testimony about a bar hopping incident near a downtown club. Vice officer Tom Brown recalled that two defendants shouted curses at the team, while Steed faced a separate battery charge for a choking incident and Callahan for disturbing the peace. Hamby is charged with interfering with an officer.
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Roselli
Los Angeles Friars Club
Tony Martin
Phil Silvers
Zeppo Marx
Los Angeles
Tater
Tom Brown
Brown
Long Beach
Finlay
Ronald M. George
Dep
Gary Ferrari
Paul Steed
Michael
Callahan
Steed
Robert Hamby
Brain
Senate advances defense bill amid voter registration push
The Senate moved toward passage of a 4.0 billion defense spending bill while House Democrats won a test vote to allow postcard voter registration as Congress aims for a midweek recess. By a 50 to 36 vote the Senate defeated an amendment to delete 300 million for advance procurement.
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Senate
House
Democrats
Congress
Patrick J. Leahy
D-Vt
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Nart
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast and Cold War Budget Notes
Tonight and Tuesday area wide will be fair with a few winds in the desert regions. Mountains stay fair with mild temperatures. deserts see afternoon and evening winds from 15 to 80 mph and highs near the 108 mark. Senate moves on a nuclear aircraft career amendment but rejects a Lance warhead procurement cut. House rejects a GOP bid to delay the costcard voter registration bill.
Train Hits Church Bus In Stratton Nebraska Tragedy
A Burlington Northern freight train struck a church bus carrying Sunday school children near Stratton Nebraska killing nine people including Pastor Thomas Nerren and his wife Surlene. Eight children survived seriously injured among a total of seventeen aboard. The driver, cross warning devices, and train crew described the chaotic scene as responders rushed to aid the injured and account for the dead.
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Stratton
Neb
Ron Longsine
Thomas B. Nervén
Stratton Church
Longsine
Paul Carlson
Burlington Northern
Nerren
Surlene
Denver
Thomas
Cindy Jn Minary
Debra Minary
Kenneth Minary
Julianna Scarrow
Steven Lloyd Scarrow
Jennifer Scarrow
Cecil Scarrow
Holly
Three-Day Truce Declared After Clashes In Lebanon
After renewed clashes in Lebanon a three day truce was announced. Reports describe the fighting as frightful and ferocious with 138 dead overnight. Police injuries cited in South Africa violence accompany broader turmoil noted on page A-2.
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Lebanon
Los Angeles Judge suspends Diamond Lane project
District Judge Matt Byrne halted the Diamond Lane experiment citing the state failed to file an environmental impact report before implementation. He delayed enacting the suspension to this afternoon after reviewing evidence from the 14 May nonjury trial.
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Los Angeles
Matt Byrne
Byrne
Saudi oil minister pledges resistance to drastic price hike
In Geneva Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said crude prices are likely to rise in 1977 but warned against a very drastic hike urged by some nations. He cited factors including Western economic recovery and noted OPEC members will not drive the price beyond a visible limit, with current benchmarks at 11.50 dollars per 42 gallon barrel.
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Switzerland
Sheik Ahmed Zaki ‘Yamani
OPEC
Opec Oi
Bali
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