Housewives push Ulster peace drive in Belfast and Londonderry
Roman Catholic housewives in Belfast and Londonderry intensified their peace pledge campaign to pressure the Provisional IRA to declare a cease-fire. Organizers said parish-wide signing will continue two more weeks, with about 40,000 Catholics in 12 parishes already pledging nonviolence as bomb and sniper attacks persist.
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Belfast
UPI
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
Tess Costella
Provisional Ira
IRA
Bogside
Creggan
Davis defense calls trial a gigantic hoax in closing plea
In San Jose Angela Davis’s defense attorney Leo Branton argued the defendant is the victim of a massive hoax and that no Black person would flee after the Marin County courthouse shootout. He contrasted evidence with a depiction of chains and freedom as he urged the jury toward a not guilty verdict.
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San Jose, Calif
Angela Davis
Leo Branton
Davis
Richard EE. Arnason
Miss Davis
Marin County
Albert W. Hartis
Soledad
George
Jackson
UCLA
Branton
San Rafael
San Quentin
George Jackson
Angela
FBI identifies hijacker sought in Honduras
FBI identifies a man matching a warrant as the Easter Air Lines jet hijacker who parachuted into Honduran jungle with 303000 in ransom. The suspect, Frederick William Hahneman, is linked to the May 5 1969 hijack from Allentown to Miami via New Orleans. He lived in the United States and is said to be alive in rural Honduras as authorities pursue him.
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Washington
Frederick William Hahineman
FBI
Hanneman
Honduras
United States
Easton
FSI
L. Patrick Gray III
Hahneman
Allentown
Miami
Dulles International
Central America
New Orleans
Caribbean
U.S. District Court
Alexandria
Delia Pastore Ordonez
William Frederick Hahneman
San Francisco
Hope for the future uses waste to power cities
The piece outlines experiments turning solid waste into electricity, citing pilot plants in Tonawanda New York and Jackson Michigan. It notes emissions reduction, resource conservation, and cost savings. It describes burning tires as fuel, and mentions methane from livestock manure as a future energy source.
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United “Press
America
Germany
Brancey
Sweden
Den
United States
Tonawanda
N.Y
Spaulding
Jackson, Mich
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Michigan
Heinrich Bohn
University of Arizona
Bohn
Iraq and Syria seize IPC assets amid nationalization
Western sources warn Iraq and Syria moving to nationalize the Western owned Iraq Petroleum Company could trigger a global oil crisis. President Ahmed Hassan al Bakr announced the takeover in Iraq and Damascus followed with a Syria wide seizure including the pipeline to the Mediterranean.
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Beirut
UPI
Iraq Petroleum Company
IPC
Iraq
Syria
Ahmed Hassan al Bakr
Compagnie Francaises Des Petrole
TPC
British Petroleum
Royal Dutch Shell
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Mabil
Hafez Assad
Damascus Radio
Mediterranean Sea
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
QPEC
Double feature cinema listings spice up weeknight film menu
Local theaters showcase varied fare from Dirty Harry to The Last Picture Show with Oscar wins for Ben Johnson and Chloris Leachman. Weeknight runs include Klute, Summer of 42, The Organization, Honkers, The Runaway, and The Baby Maker with times and drive-in showings noted, hours vary by venue.
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Cinema &II
Cinema I
Clint Eastwood
Ben Johnson
Chloris Leachman
Williamstown
Klute
Jane Fonda
Jennifer O'Neil
Times defends Impeach Nixon ad protests
Washington reports Republican leaders praise New York Times pressmen who halted the paper briefly to protest printing an impeachment ad. The Times defends open expression while Mitchell calls the ad irresponsible and Ford condemns the display as disgraceful. Siemers says the stoppage did not curb press freedom.
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Washington
UPT
John N. Mitchell
Republican House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
New York Times
Nixon
Times
Richard Siemers
New York Printing Pressmen's Union No. 2
Siemers
Union
Mitchell
National Committee For
Vietnam
Indochina
Pemorratig Opauae
Campai Salist
Ford
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