Ferry capsizing after cable entangles with boat propeller
In Poland near Gdansk a cable pulling a car ferry tangled with a passing boat propeller causing the ferry to capsize. Thirteen people died, nine under deck and nine more drowned. Fifteen injured treated in hospitals as search for more victims continued.
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Thieves seize jewels in Hatton Garden raid in London
Four masked gunmen robbed Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Co in London injuring no one during an eight am raid. They took gems valued about 2.2 million dollars and left behind scattered stones worth around 60 000 dollars while 15 of roughly 1 000 deposit boxes were opened.
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London
Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Co
India's Emergency Arrests Put 54000 Opponents Behind Bars
Opposition sources claim 54,000 political detainees jailed since Indira Gandhi declared emergency on June 26. Bihar accounts for about 15,000 arrests as Jayaprakash Narayan, a key critic, also faces detention. Official counts had topped at 876 prior to suppression measures.
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India
UPI
Indira Gandhi
Bihar
Jayaprakash Narayan
Narayan
Drop coming in legal fees
Washington lawyer Mark J. Green argues lawyers will cut prices and specialize, making basic tasks like wills less essential. He cites the Goldfarb anti trust ruling and notes Virginia real estate title searches have fallen about one third, suggesting paralegals could handle many tasks.
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Washington
Mark J. Green
Ralph Nader
Supreme Court
Goldfarb
Green
Virginia
Author-lawyer critique of ethics and lobbying in Washington
The author lawyer argues for prepaid group legal plans and says advertising must be allowed, noting Consumers Union suit against the Virginia Bar Association. He criticizes Washington lawyers as unelected rulers guiding public policy, and warns that firms must avoid acting as stooges for corporations while urging personal moral responsibility in professional life.
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Washington
Dawyer
Northeast Heat Wave Breaks Records Across New England
A scorching Northeast heat wave pushes temperatures past 100 in multiple cities led by Providence 104 and Portland 105, with Boston 101 and Concord 101 breaking 1917 marks. Traffic jams sprout on Cape Cod as hydrants flood streets and power is strained, while New York and Washington endure water and smog alerts.
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Baltimore
Hatch
Washington
Mainta
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Washington, D.C
North Carolina
Connecticut
Julius Filson
Canal killer sought by Florida officers
Two attractive women found nude in a canal were killed by a man who let air out of their car tires and then offered assistance. Elyse Rapp, 21, of Hallandale and Ronnie Gorlin, 27, of Miami, were later found in a remote canal northwest of the city. Police tied both deaths to a single suspect but noted no clear link to four Broward County killings. Rapp had recently moved from New York City and was staying locally for temporary work.
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Ronnie Gorlin
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Miss Gorlin
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New York City
Phyllis Lanuzzi
Tanuzzy
Drug price differences tied to generics and store choice
Arturo Figueroa argues drug prices aren’t high and competition is fierce, citing 400 Cleveland drug store closures since price discounting began in the 1960s. Milota notes variation from $2 to $12 for generics in the same store, while doctors’ prescriptions limit substitution without approval. The FTC plans disclosure on generic name and dosage, with public comment to Aug. 4 and rules possibly taking effect after more than a year.
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Association
Cleveland
Milota
Figueroa
Ohio
FTC
Jones
New leads reported in Hoffa case
UPI reports a psychiatrist hypnotist drew “very important leads” from two witnesses about James R. Hoffa's disappearance. Hoffa's son James Hoffa says the examination yielded key leads. witnesses named possible meeting with Tony Jack Giacalone and associates Leonard Schultz and Anthony Provenzano, though confirmation varied. Police silent on names. anonymous tip prompts searches near Bloomfield Township and Lenawee County. The article also notes a separate zoo item about Tarzan the gibbon born at the Louis Zoo.
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UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
James P. Hoffa
Anthony
Tony Jack” Gracalone
Gracarlone
Detroit Free Press
Giacone
Leonard Schultz
Teamster
Anthony Tony Pro Provenzino
Bloomfield Township
Lenawee County
1. Louis Zoo
Children’s Zoo
Tarzan
Carol Austermann
Malayan Peninsula
Ford aides clash over Helsinki approach and Kissinger role
The piece describes a split in Ford’s inner circle over how to handle the Helsinki conference and relations with the Soviets. Kissinger urges conciliatory moves and limited concessions, while others push for a tougher stance and distrust of Moscow. Ford appears to be asserting more independence, signaling a potential shift in foreign policy dynamics.
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Rinsinger
Ford Administration
Kissinger
Russia
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