Officials Hit By Attica Study
NEW YORK AP Governor Nelson Rockefeller and correction commissioner Rusell Oswald declined direct comment on a year old Attica riot report. The commission faulted leaders for not visiting the prison and noted 39 people died including 10 hostages. The report cites three prisoner and one guard deaths earlier in the riot.
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Spilly Named Assistant To Superintendent
Arnold W. Spilly, director of the Schoolhouse Planning Division, was named Monday an assistant state superintendent. Robert J. Ice succeeds Spilly as division director and has been a consultant in the division. Spilly joined last January and will oversee school inspection, schoolhouse planning, traffic safety education and civil defense education.
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Koreans dispute Viet Cong kill claim in Vietnam
U S sources disputed a Korean report of over 470 Viet Cong fatalities in last month’s operation, saying Koreans did not contact known enemy units and that more than 75 percent of those killed were civilian production workers. Viet Cong attacks in Phu Yen Province weeks later were not tied to the Korean action, and reports of 58 enemy deaths in Dong Xuan District were also challenged.
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37 000 Cadillacs Recalled
Cadillac recalls nearly 37,000 1972 models to inspect rear axle shafts potentially too long. About 5,000 cars may have excess shaft length risking bearing failure and loss of rear brakes. Front brakes would still operate. inspections and repairs at no cost. Parts arrive within 1 week to 10 days.
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Security Chief Identified In Martha's Phone Assault
Martha Mitchell says Steve King tore the telephone from a wall during her heated call last June and later, as head of security for the Committee for A Re-election of the President, allegedly forced her to the floor and kicked her when she resisted an attempted injection. King, initially her bodyguard, was promoted after James W. McCord Jr. and four others were arrested in a bugging case.
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