Judge Orders H. Rap Brown Arrested in Maryland
In Elllicott City Maryland UPI reports Judge MacGill revoked H Rap Brown’s bond after he failed to appear for an inciting riot trial in Bel Air. The missing Black militant, linked to a 1967 Cambridge speech, was declared a fugitive as authorities sought his arrest. Bond had been posted but Brown has not been located and no new court date was set.
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Troop 229 Holds Court of Honor at Whetstone Church
Boy Scout Troop No. 229 held a Court of Honor at the Whetstone Church. Scoutmaster Norman Peters presented awards including Tenderfoot to Jeff Smith Patrick Purkey Gary Johnson John De Verier Ray Sheron Jay Peters and Tim Nyborg. Star Scout Brian Whittaker received a merit badge for personal fitness and others earned merit badges for printing.
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Anderson Doctor Remains Active In GP Academy
Anderson physician Laroy Bridges, M.D., reelected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice. Re-election follows 150 hours of accredited postgraduate study in the last three years, as the academy reinforces ongoing medical education requirements.
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Hanoi negotiator warns of reviewing Paris talks
North Vietnamese chief negotiator Xuan Thuy warned that Vietnam may review its position at the four party Paris peace talks if the United States continues to escalate the war by moving into Cambodia. He said the next session would proceed as scheduled, with further meetings dependent on U.S. actions.
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Finch Sees HEW Spending Overtaking Defense Costs
New York United States Health Education and Welfare Secretary Robert Finch told Metromedia TV that federal spending on domestic programs will surpass defense spending within several years based on current projections. He cited HEW at about 60 billion dollars and predicted defense would become the smaller portion of the budget as reforms and social programs expand.
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White Panther Leader On FBI Most Wanted List
Robert Plamondon, 24, leader of the White Panther party, is on the FBI most wanted criminals list for bombing and conspiracy. Associates cited include arrests for indecent exposure and narcotics distribution in three states. Plamondon, linked to the Trans Love Energies commune in Ann Arbor, is described as very dangerous and connected with hippie culture, rock bands, and CIA bombing theories.
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Pulitzer Prize Winners Listed for 1970 Fiction Works
NEW YORK AP The 1970 Pulitzer Prize in fiction was awarded Monday to Jean Stat for Collected Stories. Other prizes recognized drama, biography, poetry, and general nonfiction with titles and authors including No Place to be, Huey Lang, Untitled Sub, Gham Outboard Marine Corp Troth, and Erik H. Erickson. An FBI release also described a suspect in a separate case with details on appearance and alleged disguises.
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Mattress Firm Charged With Price Fixing
Government charges Mattress Firm and consort Sithmons Conan York City as a major manufacturer entered into contracts fixing hospital furnishings prices and restricting distribution. The action alleges arbitrary pricing and sales territory limits and bans on resale price discussions for one year.
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Cambodia antiwar leaders caught off guard by escalated protests
A chaotic AP summary reports antiwar leaders stunned as student strikes revive momentum across Indochina and nationwide campuses. Palmer and Hawk press at a Washington news conference as moderating calls gain ground while plans to revive moratorium committees surface.
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Levee Grant Awarded to Haley Brothers for Terre Haute
The U S Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $544 092 grant for a 10 000 foot West Terre Haute levee along Lone Creek. The project plans include protection for about 3 000 residents in the West Terre Haute area.
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