Charges dismissed against two who harbored Berrigan
Federal charges against William Stringfellow and Anthony Towne for harboring antiwar priest Daniel Berrigan were dropped by U S District Court Judge Edward W Day for insufficient indictments. The cases were dismissed without prejudice, allowing refiled charges if the government amends its allegations. Berrigan, 49, is jailed in Danbury Conn with brother Philip on draft record charges.
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Berrigan
Providence, R.I
UPI
Daniel Berrigan
S.J
U.S. District Court
Edward W. Day
Episcopal
William Stringfellow
Anthony Towne
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Daniel
Stringfellow
FBI
Congress Returns to Work Amid Filibuster Hope and Debt Hike
Congress resumes after holidays with House hearings on health and welfare budgets and a push to raise the debt ceiling to about 435 billion dollars. Senate filibuster reform votes loom, with Mansfield signaling multiple attempts and Nixon aides seeking cross party backing.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
92Nd
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Nixon
House
Elliot L. Richardson
Education, and Welfare
Mike Mansfield
Apollo 14 crews warn Apollo 15 navigational hazards on moon
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa briefed Apollo 15 crew David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin in Houston warning that lunar terrain can mislead distance estimates. They recounted nearly missing Cone Crater after misjudging distance due to barren, hummocky ground and rocks.
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Project
Lunar
Shepard
Mitchell
Robin P. Brett
Brett
Everett Gibson
Cone Crater
John E. Riley
Space Agency
Moon
U S imposes security on GIs in Turkey after kidnapping
Reported in Ankara and Izmir UPI indicates 14 000 U S servicemen and families face strict curfews and guards as authorities seek to head off anti American violence following a gunpoint kidnapping of Airman James Ray Finley at the Balgat compound near Ankara. Finley described his captors as seven Turks who released him after about 17 hours.
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U.S
Turkey
Ankara
UPI
Air Force
Izmir
Ser
William J. Handley
James Ray Finley
Fort Worth
Tex
Balgat
Finley
Barbra Streisand
Hollywood
Box
George Segal
Barbra
Harte Theatre
Kirk Douglas
Henry Fonda
Contines
Manchester
Barbara Hershey
Secret Service seizes million in counterfeit $20s in St. Louis
Secret Service agents in St. Louis have seized about $1 million in counterfeit twenty dollar notes. Twelve people have been arrested, including three each in Detroit Miami New Orleans and East Hartford. A stash of $300,000 was buried west of St. Louis and the rest found in a trailer. The notes were produced in a local print shop and the equipment seized.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Secret Service
Charles E. Peyton
Peyton
Detroit
Miami
New Orleans
East Hartford
Conn
U.S
Five Year Plans in Soviet Union Face Mixed Hopes
UPI analysis traces the long arc of Soviet five year plans from 1928 through the 1971 75 cycle. It notes aims to boost consumer goods while heavy industry dominates, with risks from labor and managerial resistance and gaps in 1970 production across electric oil gas coal steel and consumer appliances.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
NEP
Lenin
Hitler
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Alexei Kosygin
Tass
Siberia
Siberian
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