Bloodbath reported by Cambodian refugees in Thailand
Cambodian refugees in Thailand recount mass executions by Khmer Rouge after their 1975 takeover. Former soldiers and police describe beaten, buried, and piled corpses in Siem Reap and Odder Mean Chey, with victims driven to mass graves and civilians displaced from Phnom Penh. A former diplomat and others escape, while Freedom House calls for UN and Red Cross inquiry.
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Al Capone Gang Member Faces Senate CIA Link Probes
John Rosselli, once tied to the Al Capone gang, has been questioned repeatedly by police and government investigators. The 70 year old appears before a Senate panel over alleged ties to a CIA plot to kill Fidel Castro while his attorney says he is ready to discuss the matter.
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Court Limits Warrantless Wiretaps On Domestic Groups
A U S appeals court says a warrant is required before tapping telephones of domestic organizations like the Jewish Defense League even amid foreign policy concerns. The decision notes many JDL actions are protected First Amendment activity and involves a civil suit against former A G Mitchell and FBI agents. The piece also reports the National Wiretap Commission’s findings on police use and the legality of surveillance devices in 19 states with lax or no wiretap laws.
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Helicopter rescue saves surfer fisherman in Brooklyn narrows
New York AP says Officer Heinz Graumann leaped from a helicopter to save 51-year-old Carlo Rodriguez who had an epileptic seizure and fell from a Brooklyn pier into the Verrazano Narrows. The officer swam about 200 yards, used his life jacket, and both were treated for exposure after reaching shore.
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ROTC Annie Oakley joins Army for target practice
Wanda Oliver, among 59 women cadets at Ft. Lewis, tops both male and female cadets in conventional rifle shooting. She joined the Army for practice and aims to compete in world events, saying the rifle sport is costly outside the military. Officers note women cadets are holding their own.
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Graham Denounces Fascism and Communism While Touring Stockholm
Billy Graham states he is neutral on political issues and an ambassador of Christ not a politician, during a Stockholm visit with church leaders. He says he opposes fascism Nazism and communism and supports theocracy as he prepares for a Baptist world congress appearance.
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Winds Delay Nevada Nuclear Blast At Test Site
A planned underground nuclear explosion at Mercury Nevada was postponed 24 hours due to high winds. Nevada Test Site officials said the blast now targets 6 am PDT Wednesday as part of the ongoing series of tests conducted at the site.
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The Daily Mail Telephones and Postal Details
The Daily Mail lists publication schedule and mailing information. It notes the paper is published daily except certain holidays and provides pricing by carrier and mail. It also credits The Associated Press for local news and dispatches and lists postmark and postage details.
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