Mass murder probe extends to Texas beach dig
Galveston County deputies used a road grader in heavy rain to search a Texas Gulf Coast beach near High Island for more bodies in the nation’s worst confirmed mass murder. Sheriff J. B. Kline said the effort would continue until the section is exhausted, while noting no new bodies are expected. In Houston, Judge William Hatten denied an immediate psychiatric exam for Elmer Wayne Henley as he faces three murder indictments, with arraignment set for next Wednesday.
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Human error blamed for Aug bombings probe
Pentagon sources say an air force investigation points to human error as the likely cause of the Aug 5 bombing near Neak Luong that killed an estimated 137 Cambodian civilians and injured over 260. Investigators at Anderson Air Force Base Guam note possible miscalibration of B82 radar bombing gear.
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Judge criticized for freeing convicted bank robber in Pittsburgh
U.S. District Judge Edward Dumbauld drew fire from banks and U.S. Attorney Richard Thornburgh after reducing Eugene Golphin’s six year sentence to release after ten days. Golphin and an accomplice robbed a downtown bank of 6522 dollars. Golphin’s fate sparked calls for reconsideration, while he had worked as a plumber’s helper in Maryland when arrested.
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Flood toll may top 1009 in Pakistan floods
Pakistan Foreign Office said the death toll in Punjab floods is certainly in the hundreds and may exceed 1,009. Heavy monsoon floods have hit India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, with tens of millions affected and damage estimates rising from 300 to 500 million dollars. The disaster threatens food needs and the year’s economic outlook.
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Bomb blasts strike two Michigan recruiting centers
Two military recruiting offices in Jackson and Plymouth were bombed early today. A three inch pipe bomb shattered windows at the Jackson Navy office and minor damage hit the Plymouth Army center. An ensuing Detroit postmark letter claimed the action by the Peoples Revolutionary Army of North America. FBI notes link the blasts. no suspects yet.
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Cousin shelters six orphans after dual slayings
Fremont, UP I reports Jesse Deanda, a cousin, has taken in six of the seven Montalvo orphans after their parents Robert Montalbo 43 and Joan 39 died in an apparent murder suicide. A mortgage foreclosure IRS tax lien and lack of school clothes add to the burden as Deanda seeks guardianship legal help and loans to expand his home for the children Susan 16 Sandra 14 David 13 Danny 10 Yvonne 8 Nancy 6 while the 20 year old remains elsewhere seeking work.
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Nixon outlines November Europe trip and pact plan
White House officials say President Nixon will travel to Europe in November and sign a document to patch up cracks in the Atlantic alliance. A high official said the declaration of principles will be ready by the president’s trip. Henry Kissinger plans his own Europe trip next month and will address a NATO meeting in Brussels.
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Won't give up wallet loses his pants in Fla police say
Charles Wrinkle, 56, refused to surrender his money in a hamburger shop, leading to a fight in which his trousers were torn off. The assailant fled with the pants and wallet inside. Police report no further details. The second item notes Nixon’s European trip planned for November despite Watergate buzz.
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