Young Scottish girl freed on bail after 18 month detention strike
An 11 or year old girl in Scotland was sentenced to 18 months detention for stabbing a playmate with a thread knife. A Glasgow sheriffs court handed the punishment, later ordered released to home on $2.50 bail while appeal proceeds, amid protests over severity. Morag Brown sustained a chest injury in the quarrel.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Mary Cairns
Glasgow
Britain
Hey
England
Mary
Morag Brown
Morag
Admits guilt but found innocent in Atlanta trial
Frank Douglas Scott, 89, changed his plea to guilty after a federal jury deliberated eight days on a firearms violation charge. The jury returned an innocent verdict for Jeter. James Weaver, Scott’s attorney, said that was too much. Judge Charles A. Moye imposed a two year suspended sentence amid Scott’s no comment.
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Frank Douglas Scott
Atlanta
Hoys
Jeter
James Weaver
Scott
Charles A. Moye
Jail visit saves heartsick dog in county jail
A Redwood City inmate Michael Winter 27 was allowed to visit his starving dog Max in the jail garage after his wife raised alarms with assistant sheriff Eugene Stewart. Max, a two year old German Shepherd, had not eaten for a week and sprang to greet Winter during the brief visit.
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San Mateo County
Max
Michael Winter
Sebastopol
Calif
Redwood City
Kwan
Eugene £. Stewart
Stewart
Winter
Mike
Princess Anne and Phillips to not move into Sandhurst mansion
Scotland Yard advised Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips against moving into the Royal Military Academy residence as security concerns rose. Police noted the house would invite sniper or saboteur attention, despite a 24 hour guard offered by the army. Buckingham Palace said plans remain under discussion with security being reviewed. Phillips will teach at Sandhurst after their November 14 wedding.
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Scotland Yard
Anne
Mark Phillips
Royal Military Academy
Sandhurst
London Navy Express
Army
Buckingham Palace
Philips
Roosevelt to testify on Sen subcommittee fraud probe
Senate subcommittee investigations chair Charles Percy indicated Elliott Roosevelt will testify next week about allegations that Franklin D. Roosevelt sought to have the Bahama prime minister assassinated. Roosevelt, deflecting the charges from Lisbon, Portugal, demanded an apology and agreed to appear after staff failed to locate him in Florida. Patsy A. Lepera’s testimony was postponed to allow Roosevelt to respond to Mastriana and Lepera’s claims.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Eliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Jackson
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Louis P. Mastriana
Michael McLaney
Lyndon D. Kindling
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lisbon
Portugal
Mastriana
Senate
Florida
United States
Portustal
SUN
Charles Percy
I-Al
Subcommittee
Lepera
$2 million suit claims leadership course failed
Donald Zehren of South Lake Tahoe filed a $2 million suit against the estate of William Penn Patrick. He alleges the Leadership Dynamics course in Palo Alto from June 1, 1969, promised a new vision and higher income but instead caused income decline and substantial bodily and mental injury from instructors who allegedly assaulted him.
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San Rafael
Alto
Zehren
Aehren
Hiker maps new leg of 16000 mile U S trek
Former aerospace engineer and naturalist Don Oliver of Van Nuys Calif plans the latest leg of a 16000 mile continental United States hike starting Friday in Rockport near Fort Bragg California. He has already logged 1067 miles from Yuma along the Mexican border up the California coast and will resume next spring at Yuma to reach the Gulf of Mexico then continue to Canada and back to Independence Hall Philadelphia by July 4 1976. Oliver funds his treks by lectures and slideshows and wears out waterproof shoes quickly averaging 14 miles daily with a 28 pound pack and occasional days off for rest.
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San Franciscom
United States
Don Oliver
van Nuys
Calif
Rockport
Fort Bragg
Oliver
Yuma
Ariz
California
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Wyatt Earp six shooter auctioned for $20000
The Earp six shooter once carried while tracking Curly Bill sold to a collector for 20000 dollars, doubling a prior bid by an unidentified Texan for a double-barrel shotgun. Sotheby Parke Bennet president Peter McCoy said the auction brought in over 500000 dollars across three days, with Earp's 1881 Colt bought by John Bianchi to open a museum.
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Los Angeles II
Wyatt Earp
Curly Bill
Earp
Bad Bill
Peter McCoy
Sotheby Parke Bennet
Los Angeles
John Bianchi
Temecula
Calif
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D Jackson
Miami
McLaney
Pindling
Islands
Press-Telegram
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Tan
Lene
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Sunsay
Sundad Ie
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Hank Aaron
Miss Williams
Texas
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Akewood
Par
Bullock's
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Savel Men's Clothing
Lakewood
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Charles W. Colson
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