Lovato Confesses to Three Murders Police Seek Bodies
A seven year old Colorado youth claims to have killed three girls in a five month span. Police dug at alleged sites but found nothing. He also faces charges for concealed weapon while investigators weigh the robberies details Lovato cites. Separate report follows on Vietnamese orphan Kieu Thi Lan Homberger adopted by the Hombergers in Northfield New Jersey. Marie Theresa enjoys spaghetti and cookies at home.
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Beatle George Harrison Fined for Marijuana Charge
George Harrison and wife Patty plead guilty to marijuana in their Walton-on-Thames home. Each fined 250 pounds after police found about 570 grains, enough for 120 cigarettes. Lennon and Yoko arrived in Vienna for the premiere of The Rape, a 20 minute film produced by John with ideas by Yoko.
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Benefit Concert for Accused Killer Al Haig Returns
Jazz pianist Al Haig, linked to the 1940s New York giants like Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Getz, performed at the Top of the Gate to support his defense fund. Haig, 48, free on bail, was charged last October with fatally strangling his wife Bonnie, 26, in their Clifton New Jersey home.
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Capital Rite Opens Dr King Memorials at Cathedral
About 900 people attended the first memorial service marking Martin Luther King Jr’s death nearly a year ago. Rev Gardner Taylor preached at Washington National Cathedral using the same pulpit King used for his last sermon. The service, sponsored by the Southern Christian Leadership Council, followed Eisenhower’s catahedral service and referenced Kennedy kin, but no Eisenhower mention was made.
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Freezing Weather Expands Across East After Arctic Cold
An Arctic air mass drives a late season chill from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast. Minnesota, upper Michigan, Wisconsin, and the eastern Dakotas report near zero readings while snow flurries touch the Great Lakes and central Appalachians. Gulf Coast to plains see spotty snow or rain. Pacific Northwest records precipitation as a cold front moves inland. Mostly clear elsewhere as Midwest temps set record lows for a second day.
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Pilot strike grounds large portion of BOAC fleet
British Overseas Airways Corp faced a major strike as its pilots walkout, grounding 24 of 52 planes in Britain and idling 10 more at airports from Karachi to New York. The union said the action would be 100 percent effective, demanding higher pay with senior captains targeted to rise from 13 920 to 18 480 dollars annually.
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Ford Unveils Maverick Subcompact To Challenge VW Market
Ford launches the Maverick, a two door four passenger subcompact priced at 1995 dollars, built to compete with Volkswagen. The car features air conditioning and automatic transmission, but no power brakes or V8, with a six cylinder engine achieving about 22 mpg in tests. The program cost about 70 million dollars and marks Ford’s push into a tighter import-dominated market amid other automakers planning small cars. (Note: Some details reflect mixed sourcing and nearby news briefs.)
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Fear Raid Forces El Al Flight Cancellation
COPENHAGEN UPI Israelis wary after tipoff that an El Al Boeing 707 might face an Arab commando attack. The Tel Aviv to Copenhagen flight was canceled before departure. 90 passengers and crew would have traveled, with police guarding Kastrup Airport as authorities investigated.
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U S Patrols in Laos Report on Red Supplies
U S Marines and Green Beret teams conduct secret patrols into Laos to report movement of North Vietnamese supplies en route to Saigon. Patrols, unarmed unless fired on, aided recent captures and report highways near Laos improved for truck traffic while heavy fighting unfolds northwest of Saigon with 38 enemy killed and eight Americans dead.
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Poll Rates Vorty Behind Mayor Race in Los Angeles
More than half of 1.6 million registered voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect a mayor, and decide propositions and two congressional seats. Polls show Yorty behind Bradley Bell and Ward in a runoff scenario. Voters also face a bond issue and two education tax measures. failure could curtail school programs.
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