Parades Killer Sniper Hits Crowd in San Antonio
A sniper at the Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio fired into a festive crowd, killing two and wounding 50. The 64 year old retired WWII veteran Ira Attebury, described as paranoid, hid in a motor home arsenal and may have killed himself or been shot by officers during the confrontation. Roy Attebury of Missouri recalled his brother’s fear of police.
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Roy Attebury
Clayton Richards
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NRC Orders Shutdown of Eight Nuclear Plants
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission directs eight nuclear plants to close until safety upgrades prevent a repeat of the Three Mile Island accident. Additional safety changes may follow.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Three Mile Island Unit 2
Pennsylvania
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Arkansas Unit 1
Russellville
Ark
Crystal River
Red Level
Fla
Davis
William Lee
Duke Power Co
Oconee
Denton
Israeli Woman Recalls Nahariya Terror Night and Sacrifice
Semadar Haran described a 90 minute Nahariya attack in which four Arab raiders pierced a home hiding her family. She recounted smothering her baby to muffle cries while her husband and a neighbor were slain and a policeman killed during the assault.
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Jerusalem
Semadar Haran
Nahariya
Israel Television
Yael
Eynat
Germane Sasson
Yzel
Dani
Byngt
Lebanon
Vietnam Rejects Waldheim Good Offices in China Border Talks
Vietnam prime minister Pham Van Dong rejects UN Secretary General Waldheim’s offer to mediate border talks with China saying no good offices are needed. Dong outlines Vietnam’s three point plan and notes talks will continue. He also pledges aid on refugee issues and supports a Jakarta meeting on the refugee crisis.
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Kurt Waldheim
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Waldheim
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Dong
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Indonesia
Pickers Growers Government May Reach Settlement
An out of court settlement between Virginia apple growers and the Labor Department may arise if two issues are resolved. Attorney Thomas Bacas and a Labor Department lawyer met with U.S. Judge James Turk in Roanoke to discuss a permanent injunction ending the annual labor dispute.
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Associated Press
Thomas Bacas
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Roanoke
U.S
James C. Turk
Turk
Virginia
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Secretary of Labor
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Daylight Saving Time Start Guidance for 2 a.m. Change
The article advises adjusting clocks by one hour tonight to begin daylight saving time. It notes many U.S. regions switch at 2 a.m. Sunday and that the lost hour returns in October. It also lists areas staying on standard time year round.
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United States
Arizona
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
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Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Indiana
Dissidents Exchanged for Spies in New York Swap
Five Soviet dissidents led by Alexander Ginzburg arrived in New York after a secret prisoner exchange for two Russian spies. The group, aided by U.S. negotiators and dissident allies, awaits family reunions at a hotel near the United Nations as talks noted a possible broader exchange including Shcharansky.
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Alexander Ginzburg
United States
United Nations
Washington
U.S
Fidel Castro
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U.N Plaza
National Conference On
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Vaidik Enger
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Justice Department
Manhattan
Ly Shcharansky
Vladimir Zinyakin
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Enger
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New York City
James Wood Ends Seven Year Boys City County Track Run
The report notes James Wood ended a seven year domination in the Boys City County track meet held last night. Details appear in the sports pages. Page references and brief column notes are visible.
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