Girl Kidnapped in Chattanooga Found Safe in Atlanta Store
Kristie Lyn Salter, 5, was abducted from a Chattanooga toy department and located two days later in a Rich's department store in Atlanta. She described a white male driving a larger car, and FBI agents coordinated a cross-state return to Chattanooga for a medical checkup.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Tenn
Georgia
Kristie Lyn Salter
Kristie
Bread Company
Randall Slater
FBI
J.F. Brown
Jack Moore
Slater
Kristies
Dalton
Kitty
Laughter in Court Costs Chicago Seven a Lawyer
The Chicago Seven again show low regard for U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman as he rules on evidence. Hoffman, presiding over the 1968 Democratic Convention riot conspiracy case, set a remark and noted he would decide without prejudice.
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Chicago Seven
Chicago
UPI
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Stewart Ball
George Ball
United Nations
Marshal
Rennie Davis
Ball
William H. Kunstler
Mr. Dillinger
Dillinger
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Geophysicist Proposes Atom Blast on Moon
Dr Gary W Latham of Columbia University urged a nuclear test on the moons far side to reveal interior composition via seismic waves. He proposed a joint US Soviet program to ease political objections and said a November detonation could be formally proposed to the NAS soon.
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San Francisco
UPID
Gary W. Latham
Columbia University
U.S
Latham
American Geophysical Union
National Academy of Sciences
Lawyer Claims Seale Denied a Basic Right
Sacramento attorney for Bobby Seale claims the Black Panther leader was denied the chance to appear at an extradition hearing. Reagan's office says Seale's personal appearance was not necessary and will hear him via affidavit. The case centers on murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy charges tied to Alex Rackley's May 21 death in Connecticut.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Bobby Seale
Ronald Reagan
Seale
Black Panther Party
Connecticut
Alex Rackley
New York City
Charles Garry
Reagan
Herbert Ellingwood
Capitol
Garry
Rackley
San Francisco
Chicago
George Sams Jr
Highlands
Mich
Panther
Saigon Forces Bear Brunt of New Battles
In Saigon the South Vietnamese army bore the brunt of fighting, with official estimates showing 3,730 SA troops killed in 10 weeks versus 919 Americans. Monday saw 170 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed, 14 Saigon soldiers dead and 56 wounded, as U.S. bombers pounded infiltration routes near the Cambodian border and a bomb blast hit the Chinh Luan newspaper offices injuring six.
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Saigon
UPD
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Cambodia
Chinh Luan
Curfew for Whites by Chicago Blacks Draws Criticism
In Chicago a 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew for whites in the black community was announced by Rev. C. T. Vivian as part of a nine point plan after the Panthers killings. Mayor Daley questioned the action as polarization and vowed police protection citywide. Opponents include four aldermen and the FBI and coroner teams plan investigations into the Panthers deaths.
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Chicago
UPI
C. T. Vivian
New
United Front For Black Community Organization
Vivian
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Black Panther Party
Panthers
Illinois Party
Fred Hampton
Downstate
Mark Clark
Claude Holman
Jay A. Miller
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Marlin W. Johnson
FBI
Chicago FBI
Justice Department
Andrew J. Toman
Police Department
U.S. begins withdrawal from Wheelus Air Base in Libya
Cairo based MENA reports the United States has started pulling out about 10,000 GIs and dependents from Wheelus Air Base in Tripoli after three months of Libyan pressure. Palmer announced the move last Friday as talks continue at Tripoli’s Municipal Building.
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Cairo
UPI
United States
Wheelus
U.S
Middle East
MENA
Palmer
Britain
Eladem
Tobruk
Tripli
Mohammed Kazafy
Revolutionary Council
Idris
Lberty
Kazafy
Libya
Vietnam
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Artery Arcade
North Adams
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Moreno Ed
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