Warden and deputy knifed to death during prayer service
In Philadelphia at Holmesburg Prison during a grievance hearing on prayer services two Black Muslim inmates stabbed Warden Patrick Curran and Deputy Warden Robert Fromhold to death. Guard Captain Leroy Taylor and the inmates suffered serious injuries before guards subdued them.
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Pompidou softens stance toward U S European summit
At Reykjavik, Georges Pompidou moved toward a fall U S European summit while preserving insistence on separate talks on economics defense and diplomacy. Kissinger and Baudouin said preliminary talks could yield a declaration of principles for late October or early November.
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index Tae Cites Bereld RECORD Vol 17 No 317
The morning publication by Grange County Publications Division of Ottawa Newspapers, Inc. at 40 Mulberry St Middletown NY Laval. It lists home delivery rates at 1.05 per work and newsstand price of 30 cents for Sunday Record. The item notes daily publication Monday through Saturday except holidays.
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Stabbed to death over cold hot dogs in Montreal
In Montreal a 26 year old Denis Deslongchamps was killed with a fatal chest wound after objecting to cold hot dogs delivered to his home. Three people in Frank's Snack Bar were detained as police awaited a coroner's inquest.
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Hijacked jet leaves Aruba with 38 hostages aboard
A hijacked Colombian airliner departed Aruba at 4 45 p m with 38 hostages after 11 escaped through a rear door. Passengers reportedly opened the door while hijackers spoke with crew. two escapees were women. The plane’s destination remained unknown. A briefcase handed to a hijacker preceding departure sparked ransom suspicions.
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Bomb Attacks Kill Two in Belfast Pubs
Two people were killed and eight injured in separate Belfast pub bombings Thursday night amid ongoing Ulster strife. The toll raised Northern Ireland’s death count to 808 since the sectarian conflict began nearly four years ago, as elections neared. In Tel Aviv, Moshe Dayan warned of a volatile Middle East with Egypt preparing for possible war, while Golda Meir pledged continued readiness.
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Nader seeks closure of 20 nuclear plants in suit
Ralph Nader and Friends of the Earth filed a federal suit to force the revocation of operating licenses for 20 nuclear power plants over safety concerns. The AEC said the plants are safe while evaluating enhancements to backup safety systems.
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Jets hit Cambodian rebels along Mekong River banks
American warplanes raided suspected rebel positions along the Mekong river on Thursday after clashes near Phnom Penh. Cambodian High Command said Takeo defenders repulsed a rebel attack Wednesday. No casualty figures were available.
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