Khrushchev Dies at 77 in Moscow
Former Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev died Saturday in Moscow from a heart attack at age 77. The longtime leader who opposed Stalinist excess helped loosen repressive controls and shaped Cold War brinkmanship before his final years in retirement.
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Seale arrives at Attica amid guard death and hostage stand
At Attica State Prison in New York a guard died from head injuries sustained during the uprising as inmates holding 38 hostages pressed for amnesty and reforms. Bobby Seale arrived, faced denial of entry, then reentered, delaying mediation talks.
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Nixon to announce mid October economy stabilization plan
Treasury Secretary Connally says President Nixon will outline extended stabilization steps by mid October to replace the wage price freeze ending November 13. No plan to seek congressional approval is noted, though the approach could change. Officials hint the steps may avoid new tax measures to spur growth and curb inflation.
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Thieu vows to resign if he secures less than half the vote
President Thieu announced an unopposed campaign pledge to resign if he gains under 50 percent of Oct 3 votes. He warned irregular ballots would count as non confidence, though he offered no method to render ballots irregular.
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Record broken by Wood
Local sports brief notes that Wood set a new mark in an unspecified event as reported by MICKEY FURFARI. The short item highlights the achievement but provides few details on the event, location, or exact score.
Mountaineers Rout BC 45-14 At Mountaineer Field
West Virginia overwhelmed Boston College 45-14 in wet conditions as Pete Wood rushed for 214 yards on 24 carries with two scores and a 65 yard run. Bernie Galiffa threw for a TD and Harry Blake added another as WVU built a big early lead before BC struck late.
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Two WV officers resign after Littleton shootout
Two of six officers at the May 13 Littleton arrest resigned amid the incident that wounded two bystanders. Trooper Larry Rader says he faced firing or resignation. One wounded sister files a 150000 claim against the State Police. the alleged chicken thief Tessar We County Deputy Sheriff Darrel Smith resigned shortly after the event.
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Court of Claims hears claims over tunnel shooting incident
A Court of Claims petition describes a deadly tunnel confrontation involving Trooper Drain and Trooper Rader using an automatic rifle in an encounter with Lash. The document lists officers at the scene and notes injuries to two women and Lash. The state’s response deadline is 20 days.
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