Fifteen Iraqis Executed As Spies in Baghdad
In Baghdad at dawn fifteen Iraqis were executed for espionage for the United States and Israel. Among the dead were two Jews, nine civilians including the two Jews, a police commissioner, and five soldiers. The executions bring this year’s total to fifty one alleged spies.
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Syria
Baghdad
United States
Israel
Iraq
Revolutionary Court
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
West
Nin
Isaak Eliahou Dallal
Haskee Raphael Yacoub
Pvt
Audeh Hammoush
Mouaffak Elias Roman
Sabri Elias Marrouki
Enemy Armored Units Move Toward Saigon Front
U S airlifted 18 armored personnel carriers and six antitank guns to Bu Dop camp 80 miles north of Saigon amid reports of enemy armor near the Cambodian border. Washington says the attack surge is down 44 percent from the first week but remains 68 percent higher than the year's low.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Bu Dop
U.S
CIA Man Accused Of Lying
A lawyer for three of eight Army Green Berets charged with murdering a Vietnamese double agent says a Central Intelligence Agency representative lied at a pretrial hearing to cover up mistakes. Henry B. Rothblatt, the attorney, claimed the CIA distorted information and hid behind executive privilege. He returned from Saigon confident the Army would drop charges within a week.
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Army Green Berets
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Henry B. Rothblatt
British Troops To Stay In Ireland For Four Months
Northern Ireland report says British troops will maintain a peacemaking role for at least four months. Lt. Col. Charles Millman in Londonderry asserts he is on a four month tour and there is no departure planned. In Naples, Italy, Rear Adm. Alan Fleming and seven others jumped into the sea to escape a fire aboard a motor launch six miles offshore.
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Northern Ireland
Charles Millman
Londonderry
Naples
Italy
Alan F. Fleming
U. S. Fleet Air Mediterranean
New York
Billy Graham
Graham
ABC
Three craft rescue effort after sink in deep sea
In a navy operation three boats picked up a party including an admiral and his wife and two other naval officers and spouses. The launch sank in 200 feet of water and a crew of two was aboard.
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Navy
Differences On Gun Control Being Reviewed
The Nixon administration reviews its gun control stance against the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. The commission urged nationwide handgun confiscation and license schemes for firearms. the administration studies constitutional challenges and state local authority limits. The Treasury backs exempting certain ammunition from the 1968 Gun Control Act.
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Nixon
National Commission On
Sion
Milton 5. Eisenhower
Santarelli
Eugene T. Rassides
Treasury
Obscene Mail Legislation Gains Momentum on Capitol Hill
More than 200 anti obscenity bills have been introduced as Congress considers curb efforts on obscene mail. Supporters expect floor passage with committee chairmen backing measures and public pressure from inundated districts. The Post Office reports 234000 complaints last year and authors stress protecting youths and non receivers.
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Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
California
Brooks bill seeks ban on obscene unsolicited ads in Texas
Rep. Jack B. Brooks introduces a Texas measure prohibiting mailing unsolicited advertisements that depict genitals or sexual acts. Critics warn the rule could outlaw Renaissance prints and certain medical journals, arguing it is overly broad and could curb legitimate materials.
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Jack B. Brooks
Texas
Brooks
Naked octet protests museum lack of modernity
At the Museum of Modern Art in New York an eight-person nude protest staged by Japan's Kayoi Kusama disrupted a garden display. The group undressed in a pool among nude sculptures for about 20 minutes before security escorted them out and banned their return.
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Museum of Modern Art
Museum Garden
Kayoi Kusama
Miss Kusama
Wall Street
United Nations
James Galata
Maillol
Roy Williams
van Gogh
Cezanne
Williams
West 4Th Street
Congressmen Miller to meet Nelsonville officials on water project
Congressman Miller schedules a meeting with Nelsonville officials to discuss a county water treatment project. The article item notes Red Sox, Yankees style sports play by play mentions Reds skipping batting practice and dropping a fourth straight game, and Jay Rockefeller criticizing Governor Moore at a West Virginia Democrats event near Point Pleasant.
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Nelsonville
Jay Rockefeller
Moore
West Virginia
Young Democrats
Point Pleasant
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