Former Guardsman testifies on Kent State shooting
In Cleveland a former Ohio National Guard member testifies he fired at a student during the 1970 Kent State antiwar demonstration because the student was the first person he saw. The civil suit seeks 46 million dollars over the four deaths and nine wounded.
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Agnew's Son Charged Over Peeping Incident
Timothy Frye, 17, reports a man peering through his bedroom window early Monday. The man, later named as James Rand Agnew, 29, of Parkville, was subdued after a chase and fist fight. He was charged with trespassing, released on recognizance, with a July 30 trial date.
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White middle class revolutionary and sons surrender to FBI
A father described as a white middle class revolutionary and his two sons surrendered at the FBI Washington field office after more than 20 years in Cuba. Charges include hijacking and murder from the 1972 Virginia bank robbery abort and the Houston hijacking that killed an Eastern Airlines ticket agent. A fourth accomplice remains in Cuba.
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CIA Linked Charter Airline Used by Several Congressmen
The New York Times reports a Washington charter air line named Fairways Corp. served lawmakers including Hubert Humphrey Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kennedy without their knowledge of CIA ties. The airline allegedly operated from National Airport with CIA connections and a secret north Carolina location for handling "emotional problems" of certain clients.
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Susan Ford Takes Photo Intern Post At Topeka Paper
Susan Ford arrives in Topeka to begin a six week photo internship at the Capital Journal. She is greeted by officials and Secret Service as she starts training with staff photographers before independent duties. Police say Secret Service has had minimal contact with local authorities.
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Dogs for adoption and leash rules in Sand Point
One gold female Cocker and mixed medium pups with chain collars, plus a Cocker-Pop male medium dog, are available for a small pound fee. A 24 hour leash law applies citywide. loose dogs will be picked up. Dogs must be leashed in all city limits. no dogs on the beach except in vehicles. Call 263-2114 for information. pound is open all day and closed 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.
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JFK death group blamed in Il Messaggero report
Rome based Il Messaggero alleges 15 Cubans and Americans conspired to kill John F Kennedy accusing him of betraying the anti Castro cause by pledging not to invade Cuba. Reporter Lucio Manisco cites meetings and documents and ties the plot to the Bay of Pigs aftermath.
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Body Found of Paul Connell in Spokane River
Spokane deputies recovered the body of 14 year old Paul Connell about a week after his canoe capsized in the Spokane River. The body was found among debris near the Nine Mile Falls Dam northwest of Spokane.
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Waterfowl Act Extension Advances in House Vote
The House approved unanimously a seven year extension of the Wetlands Loan Act to 1984 and authorized an additional 95 million dollars for land acquisition for migratory waterfowl. The act now totals 200 million dollars, with stamps revenue repaying loans.
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