FBI Arrests Russian Charged With Spying
In Seattle a 37 year old Russian translator at the United Nations was held on $100,000 bond on espionage charges. Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov was arrested after attempting to buy U S missile defense secrets from an Air Force sergeant. The FBI said the case involved material on Pacific Northwest defenses and antiaircraft installations. A preliminary hearing was set to determine probable cause for a federal grand jury.
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Seattle
UPIC
United Nations
Soviet Union
Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov
United States
FBI
Tikhomirov
U.S
Walter J. Roseburg Jr
Washington, D C
New York
Excelsior Hotel
United States Air Force
Pacific Northwest
Arab Leaders End Confrontation Summit in Cairo
Five Arab states wrap up a three day war council in Cairo pledging to liberate occupied Arab lands and blaming the United States for destabilizing peace. The communique urged mobilization of resources and coordinated military political strategy among Egypt Jordan Iraq Sudan and Syria.
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Cairo
UPS
United States
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Jor
Dan
Iraq
Sudan
Syria
Heliopolis
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Noureddin al-Atassi
King Hussein
Jordan
Saleh Mahdi Ammash
Jaafar el-Numeiry
Air War Escalates Over Suez as Battles Rage Across Canal
United Press International reports intensified air fighting above the Suez Canal with Israeli raids on Egyptian fortifications along the northern sector and heavy Egyptian strikes into Sinai. Jordanian front clashes north and south of the Sea of Galilee leave casualties, while Egypt seeks Soviet-trained pilots and more experienced air crews.
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Egypt
Jordan
Syria
United Press International
Israel
Suez Canal
Arab War Council
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Cairo Radio
Deversoir
Suez Front
Sea of Galilee
Kremlin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Trustbuster McLaren to Stay at DOJ Despite Rumors
Washington UPI reports Richard W. McLaren, the Nixon administration’s antitrust chief, intends to remain assistant attorney general. He has aggressively pursued mergers and anti competitive practices, drawing praise and criticism. He notes mergers have slowed under his watch and cites a notable 376 million merger between First National City and Chubb as an example.
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Washington
UPI
Richard W. McLaren
McLaren
Wall Street
First National City Corp
New York City
Chubb Corp
Justice Department
Extension of Philadelphia Plan Expanded to 19 Cities
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz announced extending the Philadelphia Plan concept to 19 more cities including Atlanta Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Denver Detroit Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee Newark New Orleans New York Pittsburgh San Francisco Seattle and St. Louis. The plan requires bidders on federally assisted construction projects of 500000 or more to submit affirmative action plans with goals and timetables for minority hiring. No deadline was set for the 19 cities and a reasonable period is expected for plan development.
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Washington
UPI
George P. Shultz
Philadelphia
Labor Department
Shultz
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Houston
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Milwauk
Newark
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Five Day Forecast in New England and Boston Temperatures
UPI reports near normal temperatures for five day period Tuesday through Saturday across New England. Highs range from the upper 20s to upper 30s, lows from near zero to the mid 20s, with rain in the south and snow or rain in the north. Boston normals are 37/23.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Maine
Booby Trapped Intruder Sparks Damages Dispute
In 1967 Marvin Katko was shot entering the Briney home at Eddyville Iowa. He sued the couple and won 30000 in damages after a booby trap wound him. The case stirred local anger as the 1000 resident town watched a man hurt by a trap and a legal outcome that drew questions about liability and punishment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Maureen Cannon
United California Bank
Miss Cannon
Eddyville, Iowa
Marvin Katko
Edward Briney
Katko
Brineys
Eddyville
Mahaska County
Briney Bill Surfaces After Farm Shooting Debate
In Iowa the Briney case prompts three related bills. A shotgun booby trap at Bertha Briney’s farm drew strong reactions. Supporters seek legal defense of life family and property with any means necessary while lawmakers weigh amendments and potential legal jeopardy.
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Bertha Briney
Ed Briney
Katko
Briney
Iowa Supreme Court
Brineys
Iowa
Iowa House
House Law Enforcement Committee
Defense May Rest Today In Chicago Seven Trial
Defense attorneys for the Chicago Seven could rest their case today as final arguments loom this week. A defense motion for acquittal is denied. Seven men faced charges of conspiring to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Bobby Seale, separated from the group, was sentenced for contempt. Bond for the others was revoked for David Dellinger after a vile word incident. A judge barred Dellinger’s visit with family. defense witnesses were limited by the government rebuttal.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Seven
Bobby G. Seale
Black Panther Party
David Dellinger
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Dellinger
Hoffman
Leonard I. Weinglass
New York
William M. Kunstler
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