U N Assembly head blasts U S over renewed bombing
The U N General Assembly wraps after 91 days as Polish president Stański Trepczynski denounces renewed U S bombing in North Vietnam, calling it a threat to détente and world harmony. President Nixon hails Apollo 17 return and space program plans amid spaceflight leadership changes.
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UPI
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Stanislaw Trepczynski
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America
Ticonderoga
Charles K. LaPinta
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
W. Royce Hawkins
Cernan
Schmitt
Evans
Hawkins
Relavery
Nixon
Moon
Carmamander
Navy
United States
Roca A. Petrone
Apollo
Petrone
Kurt Waldheim
Bush
Two Sailors Die as Warship is Hit by Shore Batteries
U S command reports two sailors killed when the guided missile destroyer USS Galdsborough was hit by Thanh Hoa coastal guns. A B 52 bomber crashed after battle damage and a Navy A7 Corsair jet fighter bomber went down off Haiphong, with pilots missing. North Vietnamese raids intensify with heavy air bombardment around Hanoi Haiphong, raising fears of historic scale.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Hangi
Haiphong
Thanh Hoa
Galdsborough
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Navy
South Vietnnam
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Quang Tri Province
Fired Stanford prof held for harboring a fugitive
Federal and state agents rounded up eight people in the San Francisco Bay area and on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona after convict Ronald Beaty provided statements. Seven, including former Stanford English professor H Bruce Franklin, were charged with harboring a fugitive tied to Beaty's escape and a murder in Chino State Prison guard Jesus Sanchez's death. Franklin denied the charges as political suppression of the Venceremos group.
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H. Bruce Franklin
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Jesus Sanchez
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PBI
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U.S
Richard Goldsmith
Franklin
Revolutionary Venceremos
Here
Venceremos Organization
Reikes
Charles R. Garry
Venceremas
Nixon reshuffles aides and names three to major posts
President Nixon named Frank Carlucci to succeed Veneman as under secretary for health, education and welfare while Butterfield heads the FAA, Werringer leads the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, and William Gifford becomes assistant Treasury secretary. Harold Finger resigns from HUD and Veneman plans to run for California lieutenant governor. Baroody joins White House staff to liaise with special interests.
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UPI
Nixon
White House
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
Harold B. Finger
Finger
Veneman
California
Robert H. Finch
Frank Carlucci
Office of Economic Opportunity
Alexander P. Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Frank C. Werringer
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
William J. Gifford
Treasury
Butterfield
Gifford
Herringer
New York
Peter J. Brennan
Richard K. Cook
Tom C. Korologos
Max L. Friedersdorf
Wallace H. Johnson
John B. Niedecker
Son of Sundance Kid tale ends in mystery and fire
MISSOULA Montana UP I report on Robert Longhaugh 72 who claimed to be the Sundance Kid's son and to possess maps to a $300000 stash. He died in a hotel fire after years of telling tales and pursuing a hidden root while historians doubt the claims and a librarian notes he may be the son or a devotee of the legend.
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UPI
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Sundance Kid
Longhaugh
Harry
Robert Leroy Parker
Butch Cassidy
Treasury
Sundance
Cassidy
South America
Vincente
Bolivia
Longbaugh
United States
Asteners
Sanderson
Tex
Texas
Nevada
Idaho
Brancur Cariyon
Margaret Elwell
Wtaws
At the Movies double features at Cinema I and II
Williamstown listings show Cinema I airing Bad, Company and Harold and Maxie while Cinema II presents They Only Kill Their Masters and The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight. College Cinema continues with Superfly and Dealing. The Hist shows an all black film and a Crichton brothers based title. Time clock and answering services noted as 442-8179 and 113-458-5612.
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Cinema & II
Cinema I
Harold
Maxie
Cinema II
Williamstown
Crichton Brothers
Michael and
Douglas
Cinema I and I
Trudeau Names Deputy Speaker In House Of Commons
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said Conservative Robert McCleave will be the deputy speaker in the next House of Commons. He becomes the first opposition member to hold the post since 1921 while Lucien Lachance remains speaker.
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UPI
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Robert McCleave
House of Commons
Lucien Lamoureux
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