Jailed Washington Times Chief Refuses to Surrender Tapes
The Los Angeles Times bureau chief John F. Lawrence was jailed briefly by Judge Sirica for contempt after refusing to surrender interview tapes with a key Watergate witness. The tapes relate to the June 17 break in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters and the trial of seven men.
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Los Angeles Times
Democratic National Committee
U.S
John H. Sirica
John F. Lawrence
Sirica
Two Times
Alfred C. Baldwin III
Baldwin
DNC
Watergate
Committee For
the Times
Jack Nelson
Ronald J. Ostrow
Democratic
Times
Timothy Dike
Lawrence
FBI
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
John Lawrence
Supreme Court
Byron White
Seven More Arraigned On Attica Charges
Seven more inmates were arraigned in Wyoming County Court on Attica rebellion indictments, bringing total arraignments to 24 and the opened indictments to 17. Defendants face charges including attempted murder, kidnapping, unlawful imprisonment, and weapon possession from the 1971 riot. Further proceedings were adjourned to January 15, 1973.
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Warsaw
N.Y
Attica
Aaid
Wyoming County
John Wallace
Brooklyn
Wallace
McKay
Kozlowski
James Moore
Otis MccGaughy
Ronald Coyne
Herbert Dean
Christopher Santiago
Pris
Moore
Ossining Correctional Institution
Sing Sing
Gaard
Unemployment Claims Rise in Indiana Amid Weather Delays
Indianapolis AP announces 31,748 claims last week up from 29,725 the prior week as seasonable layoffs in manufacturing and construction drive the increase. Division Director John F. Coppes notes the level remains 42 percent below the year ago period.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Employment Security Division
John F. Coppes
Coppes
Famed Detective Film Disappears
University of Michigan officials report the theft of a film valued at 200 dollars. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes was the missing item, located in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Adventures of
Sherlock Holmes
The dreamin season Quality New Homes
HALREDDICK W. H. HIGHSMITH 643 6515 644 1217 appears in an ad style line for home building or real estate services. The fragment lists contact numbers and a possible brand or slogan related to new homes quality.
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By Halreddick
W. H. Highsmith
Supreme Court denies recount for 44th District race
Indiana Supreme Court rejected a writ of prohibition and allowed a recount in the 44th District Senate race between Democrat Marvin F. Klaes and incumbent Republican Earl Wilson. The 3-2 ruling orders a Thursday recount of 8,500 Orange County ballots at 9:30 a.m. Judge Max Apple set the procedure. Klaes had led by 11 votes after the November 7 election and was sworn in at the General Assembly meeting last month.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Senate
Marvin F. Klaes
Earl Wilson
Klaes
High Court
Wilson
Orange
Max Apple
Orange County
General Assembly
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