Guard killed as fire bomb, stabbing rock Angola prison
At Louisiana State Prison Angola two guards were attacked in separate incidents. Brent Miller, 23, was stabbed in Pine Dormitory and died. another officer, Michael Gunnels, was set on fire in the yard. Deputy Warden Hoyle said security would be doubled and inmates questioned as authorities investigate the killings and arson.
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Old line Irish Democrats produce a GOP black sheep
Brian Smith from Boston, a Loyola graduate, leaves the Democratic fold to work for Nixon as a youth outreach campaign lead. He frames Nixon as youth oriented, cites GOP staff youthfulness, and notes Connecticut as his start despite its Democratic lean. He claims Nixon advances environmental and social priorities and reduces military focus.
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U S replies to Soviet protest over Haiphong damage
The United States told the Soviet Union that any damage to Russian ships in air raids near Haiphong was inadvertent and regrettable. The State Department said nations supplying equipment to North Vietnam share responsibility for intensified fighting. Pentagon noted raids avoided POW areas.
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Davis jury hears testimony on bullet holes in escape van
In San Jose California UPI, ballistics expert Fred Wynbrandt described a gaping shotgun wound on Judge Harold Haley inside the escape van used in 1970 Marin County Civic Center incident. The trial of Angela Davis features 90 exhibits including pistols rifles and shotguns recovered from the van.
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Munich eyes influx of shady guests at Olympic Games
Munich police brace for crime surge during the 1972 Summer Olympics. Police chief Hermann Haering warns of a 100 percent rise in crimes like pickpocketing and ticket forging. Authorities plan to boost force to 10,600, deploy plainclothes and traffic units, and enforce a two week Olympic peace law to ban demonstrations around the grounds.
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Johnson suffers sudden burst of heartbeats at Brooke Army
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, recuperating after an April heart attack, experienced a sudden ventricular tachycardia at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. Dr. J Willis Hurst flew in from Atlanta to assess the condition as intravenous infusion and meds were adjusted. Johnson rests comfortably, hospital says.
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APEX curriculum values attitudes as crucial to office work
APEX, a new vocational training system created by three college professors for 3M seats Products Division, simulates a real office in class. It requires a year of prior experience and 36 weeks of study, teaching clerical tasks within actual office routines. The program emphasizes communication and teamwork, arguing attitudes often determine job success alongside skills.
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New Jersey Becomes 12th State to Ratify Rights Amendment
New Jersey joined 11 other states in ratifying the women's rights amendment to the Constitution after a debate on women in the workforce. The Assembly approved 2 4 following Senate 34 0 vote March 27. The article shifts to unrelated classroom material about office training, highlighting simulated jobs, interviews, and staff meetings to build work attitudes and skills.
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Sadat warns of imminent Israeli attack amid regional tension
Egyptian President Anwer Sadat told the Arab Socialist Union that Israel could strike "at any moment" and vowed Egypt would repel any attack. He criticized Israel and American policy as doors to peace closing. Golda Meir urged remembrance of fallen soldiers as Israel marks 25 years of statehood.
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SALT talks meeting postponed by Soviets
UPI reports the United States and the Soviet Union postponed a planned SALT session at the Soviets’ request. No reason given, but sources denied it tied to Indochina fighting. talks have been ongoing since November 1969 with chiefs Smith and Semenov meeting privately.
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