Three Die in Motel Shootout In Lincoln
Lincoln police say a parole violator linked to a check forgery gang opened fire in a motel room Friday, killing Detective Frank Soukup and two motel occupants, Donald Rodgers and Ron Myers. Police arrested three suspects and a woman. Rodgers allegedly drew a pistol from under his pillow before officers entered.
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Sacramento
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Airlines Agree to Cut Europe Group Fares In Rome
UPI reports the Rome meeting of the Air Transport Association adopted a new group inclusive tour fare effective Jan 1, offering transatlantic tickets as low as 230 dollars for groups of 15 or more, with 70 dollars in hotel bookings and tours. The plan, lasting two years, excludes existing excursion rates and only runs on five peak summer weekends.
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Six Indicted for Violating Draft Law in Massachusetts
Six men named by a federal grand jury face charges for failing to report for civilian work in lieu of military service. Harold Gates and his mother, both Jehovahs Witnesses, along with Richard Pulaski of Greenfield, and four others from Dorchester Roxbury Pasadena and Andover, are indicted for violating the Selective Service law.
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Greenfield
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U.N. sanctions on Rhodesia with uncertain impact
The United Nations Security Council ordered a mandatory boycott of 12 Rhodesia exports and embargo on oil and arms shipments. Eleven of fifteen members voted for, with four abstentions including France the Soviet Union and Bulgaria. The move aims to end Rhodesia’s unilateral independence declared in 1965 but lacks immediate enforcement machinery.
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Smaller atom smasher plan surfaced for AEC budget
Sacramento reports Rep. Craig Hosmer says the Atomic Energy Commission plans a scaled down accelerator to complement the 200-BEV facility. He cites Soviet progress and war costs as reasons, noting Seaborg discussed trimming cost size and intensity to gain congressional support.
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Rob Love Sentenced Over Park Ticket Evasion
CHICAGO UPI Rob Love 35 was sentenced to 210 days in jail in lieu of paying parking fines. His wife Page removed tickets on his pickup parked in front of their home but could not move the truck due to missing keys. Love was jailed for assaulting a police officer.
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Council adopts support to rebel regime amid trade refusals
Fragmentary text shows councils adopting support to a rebel regime and deploring Britain's stance. It mentions its list of embargoes and refusals to enforce against the regime, and invites Britain to use various commodities to pressure Rhodesia. The passage is unclear and garbled but centers on political support and trade policy tensions.
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