Accused's fortune gone before trial in Pittsburgh scare
Washington Pa UPI reports Paw R Gilly a 36 year old Cleveland house painter with a prior police record faces trial for murder in the Yablonski case. Gilly allegedly sold property and a pen collection to fund his defense. Five Clevelanders linked to the case face first degree murder charges. Vealey has confessed to taking part for 1709 each, claiming Gilly funded the hit via a man named Tony.
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Hangchaw Boy Greets China Guest at Hua Kong Park
President Nixon laughs as a Hangchaw boy finally shakes his hand after several tries. The child wears a Mao button as they meet during the visit to Hua Kong Park in Hangchaw, China.
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Mercy killing echoed as Oregon GOP rushes debate
Lincoln City Oregon governor Tom McCall told 400 Republicans at the Dorchester Conference that mercy killing should be legal in many cases for elderly patients with no hope of recovery. He urged death with dignity and planned seminars with doctors, sociologists and philosophers. He also sought a copy of Hawaii’s euthanasia bill as a reference.
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Nixon plans May Moscow trip with NATO allies included
Nixon schedules a two week tour starting in China and extending to the Soviet Union with visits to Japan and Southeast Asia. Secretary of State Marshall Green will accompany to briefings and talks with Premier Zhou Enlai as Nixon seeks to coordinate with NATO allies and other nations amid ongoing negotiations.
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Underground pamphlets publish FBI files from Media raid
New York based WIN magazine claims it printed the complete set of FBI files stolen from the Media Pennsylvania office in a 1971 raid. The issue includes riot analyses, draft handling instructions, and a 312 entity list. The Citizens' Commission to Investigate the FBI says the raid occurred March 8 1971 and sent documents to WIN via Liberty Publications Media. The publication, backed by War Resisters League, notes the material was not publishable by publishers and was issued to mark the raid anniversary.
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