British Pilots Accuse European Fighters Buzzing Civil Flights
British Airline Pilots Association says West German and French fighters repeatedly buzz civil aircraft over Europe. They claim near misses, lock-ons, and dangerous proximity risk a repeat of the July 30 Japanese airliner collision. German, French officials did not comment.
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Europe
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Germany
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Huey Newton Believes Black Juror Prevented His Murder Conviction
Huey P Newton, Black Panther founder, faces a new trial date after a hung jury in the Oakland officer killing case. The 11 to 1 vote reportedly reflected a Black juror influence, while defense lawyer Charles Garry argued racism permeates the courts and urged acquittal.
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White Sergeant Acquitted of Killing Black at Da Nang Camp
In Da Nang Vietnam an all white jury acquitted Sergeant Halden of premeditated murder in the shooting death of Black enlisted man Christopher Brown at Camp Baxter. Halden was found guilty only of illegal pistol possession and fined. Racial tension at the camp was noted during court martial testimony.
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Vietnam
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Fort Worth
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Ridgeville
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Brown
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Moon rocks may affect Earth microbes study begins
Apollo 15 samples collected by astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden undergo a biomedical evaluation to verify health safety. Early studies show lunar materials can influence earthly plant growth and microbial activity, prompting cautious quarantine and further testing by NASA scientists.
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James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Space Agency
German Police Shootout Provokes Heated Debate
The Munich incident over two bank robbers ending with a hostage death and a police shootout sparked a national dispute. Police failed to kill one robber as others emerged, while a hostage, Ingrid Keppel, was killed and a man captured alive. Officials and the police union faced strong criticism over the decision to open fire and the resulting casualties.
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Hee
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Todorov
Ecutor
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Manfred Sehreiber
Interior Ministry
Frank Nieciala
Pel
Scon
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Endan
Wal
Miss Keppel
Baby Dies When Tossed From Burning House
ABERDEEN Md AP a mother's effort to save her six week old son from a house fire ended in tragedy when Deb Norah Edward 17 tossed Ronald Edward Sco nina from a second story window. He died after reaching Kirk Army Hospital at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Fire damaged the home and no charges were filed against the mother as investigators study the blaze cause.
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Oying
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Kirk Army i Hospital
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Norah Edward
Daily Mail ad breathes period style with pricing
Local notice from Estebnehan Maryland with old style headline formatting lists prices for subscriptions and postal details. The fragmentary text references Meyerstown and a 19th century style pricing scheme, typical of a regional newspaper's advertising and mailing information.
Army expands drug tests for soldiers on leave
The Army announced a new anti drug program expanding leave tests to troops departing Vietnam for one day. About 4000 soldiers monthly taking R and R in the United States will be screened for heroin amphetamine and barbiturate use. Confirmed users will be barred from leave and sent to treatment centers. The plan aims to extend testing to those returning to seven day rest and recreation in Vietnam.
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United States
Amens Army
Vietnam
Stock Market Drifts In Choppy Trading On AP Report
New York stock activity showed uneven early trading with a narrow edge for advances over declines. Analysts saw bargain hunting but no clear pattern as Dow Jones Industrial Average hovered near 849 and traders weighed concerns over the economy and oversold conditions.
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