Slaughter at Donna Lee Bakery Leaves Six Dead
State police issued a bulletin naming three suspects described as a white man a black man and a white woman. Victims include Donna Lee Bakery owner John Salerni 55 clerk Helen Giacanti 59 and four customers Kron 47 Dowling 58 Anne 57 and Donahue 22. A white 1964 Grand Prix Pontiac was used as the getaway car. Detectives say the cash register yielded 300 while 1350 remained in Salerni’s pocket. The scene prompted priests and police to call it a slaughterhouse with barbaric animals as the killer description.
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Rockefeller Wife May Return Home After Mastectomy
Sloan Kettering officials say Margaretta Happy Rockefeller could leave hospital sooner than typical after radical mastectomy. At 48 she is described as super normal and likely to go home by Friday. She spent Sunday resting, lunching with her children, and visiting with Nelson Rockefeller.
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Jesuit editor fired over Drinan stance sparks Vatican clash
Boston story reports Rev. James G Hietter removed by Jesuit Provincial Rev. Richard T Cleary after conflict over Drinan’s ecclesiastical permission to hold office. Cleary says Hietter and he differ on print ethics. another Jesuit linked to a White House departure is named.
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James G. Hietter
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Air fare hikes approved for Atlantic routes by CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 1 percent average rise in fares for North and Mid Atlantic routes to Europe with increases from 3.6 to 9 percent effective November 1. The measures also lift charter flight costs to Europe. A New York to London round trip economy fare during shoulder season rises from 604 to 426. Peak 22-day excursion fares jump to 500 from 433, with 22 to 45 day trips also higher.
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Ford parallels Truman in campaign style hinting at GOP gains
President Ford, routed by tough odds against a veto-proof Congress, camps hard for underdog Republicans. He abandons scripted lines for heart to heart rhetoric, warning that a partisan Congress would threaten the treasury, while crowds at Louisville and other stops show mixed enthusiasm but larger receptions in some cities.
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Kent State defendants go on trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland, one of eight former Ohio National Guardsmen faces trial for the 1970 Kent State shootings. Jurors were being sworn as selection began for a likely two month case. The defendant described the past four years as hell and said the public will learn what happened.
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