Stars deny involvement in Miles death case
Actor Burt Reynolds and British actress Sarah Miles again deny involvement in the apparent death of Miss Miles's business associate Whiting in Gila Bend Arizona. They say they offered to testify at the coroner's inquest but were advised not to by their lawyers amid a request for a court order to lift the testify restriction.
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Two shot and one killed in tailgating Phoenix chase
In Phoenix, a tailgating motorist fatally shot Mike Wene after he stepped from his car to confront the driver. Daniel Noble, 18, was wounded in the chest while a separate pursuit ended with the shooter fleeing, witnesses noting a light-colored sedan involved.
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Panel finds safety cars could raise highway danger
A Columbia University study warns heavy reinforced safety cars designed by firms and agencies may increase fatalities by causing more aggressive drivers and greater crash forces. Authors urge size and horsepower limits, speed governors, and automatic guidance to reduce collisions.
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Gift for Rupture Relief Promises Easy Comfort
An offer from Phy Appliance Company promotes an inconspicuous rupture remedy claimed to require no belts or pads. The ad promises a $4.95 gift for trying the device and requests sending for a descriptive circular to 4 Bl SLAW 75th St, City, Mo 64114, urging action before funds are gone.
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Pope names Baum new Washington archbishop
Pope Paul VI selected Bishop William Baum of Springfield Cape Girardeau Missouri as the next archbishop of Washington D C succeeding Cardinal Patrick L O Boyle who offered to resign at 75 after a prolonged discreet dispute Vatican sources said Baum born in Dallas became bishop of the Springfield Cape Girardeau Diocese in 1970 and will lead Washington as archbishop though not made a cardinal
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Doberman Tops Tucson Kennel Club Show Top Honors
A Doberman pinscher owned by Blaine M. Herndon and Mr and Mrs N J Reese of Los Angeles won best in show at the Tucson Kennel Club Dog Show and Obedience Trials held yesterday at Randolph Park. More than 2 000 dogs from several states competed in eight classifications with other category winners including a German shorthaired pointer, a greyhound, a standard poodle, a Lakeland terrier and a Shih Tzu. The highest obedience score went to Larry and Lillian Humphrey of Rolling Hills Estates, California, with 198.
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Cali
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