Thousands refuse evacuation from quake threatened Pozzuoli
In Pozzuoli Italy the Roman Catholic bishop and dozens of poor families refused to join about 6000 residents ordered to evacuate a quake threatened slum area on government orders. Researchers warned tremors could devastate the Naples suburb amid ongoing ground upheaval from slow quake.
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Metcali
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St. Proculos Cathedral
Lorenzo Natali
Kunstler Barred At U of Illinois
University of Illinois trustees block Chicago Seven attorney William Kunstler from speaking on the Champaign Urbana campus citing danger of student disorders. Mon night violence erupts as windows are smashed and arrests rise. Courts demand judges possess power to punish contempt in the ongoing case.
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UPID
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United States District Court
Bobby G. Seale
U.S. District Court
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New York
LBJ Hospitalized With Chest Pains
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was admitted to Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio with chest pains. Doctors reported no recent heart attack, though a mild episode occurred at 5 p.m. Johnson’s condition allowing limited activity and he will have further tests and a Monday briefing.
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William Rogers
Charles Robb
Virginia
Pat Nugent
Austin
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Tiny Tim and Bride Expecting Child in New Jersey
Mrs Tiny Tim announced at her mother’s home in Haddonfield New Jersey that the falsetto singer and his 17 year old bride Miss Vicki are pregnant. Tim, arriving in Sydney for a nightclub engagement, said he is absolutely thrilled and does not care about the baby’s sex.
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Democratic Leaders Return To O'Brien as Chairman Choice
Washington and Beira report a dramatic political and family twist. Democratic leaders seek Lawrence F. O'Brien as national chair after a unanimous executive committee vote, while O'Brien weighs a return despite earlier refusal. In Mozambique a couple journeys end in fear for their hospitalized granddaughter Mariana as a misdirected cable creates more confusion.
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UPI
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National Party
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Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
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The
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Indiana
Beira
Mozambique
Morrumbala
Mariana
West Berlin in Diplomatic Chess Moves for East German Summit
West Berlin sits at the heart of Europe in a complex Cold War chess game. East and West German officials begin potential all German talks, while major powers plan a Berlin summit in the Allied Control Council Building. Moscow and Warsaw talks, SALT, and access for West Berlin loom large as the crisis persists.
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Morse Says Foe's Strategy Tests Vietnamization
Rep. Morse warns North Vietnamese may launch a limited offensive to test Vietnamization as U S combat forces decline. He cites his Vietnam trip showing progress but expects northern incursions as the Vietcong seek a shock effect akin to Tet. Morse will report to Kisinger and the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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South Vietnam
Treasure vessel Jocelyn C crew freed by Cuba
Five crew members of the treasure-hunting boat Jocelyn C were released by Cuban authorities after interrogation. The vessel captained by Sten Carlson remained believed in Cuban waters near Lobos as officials review the incident and possible Cuban shore proximity.
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UPI
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Miami
Coast Guard
Sten Carlson
Chatham
Mass
Conflicting Testimony On The Pill Debates Its Benefits
A public health physician from Illinois called birth control pills guinea pigs for women, while a New York gynecologist praised pills as a positive source of mental and social health. The hearing before the Senate subcommittee featured starkly opposing views on oral contraceptives and their societal impact.
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Illinois
New York
Herbert Ratner
Oak Park
Ill
Senate
Harold Schulman
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York City
Stolen Moon Dust Vial Recovered In LA Mailbox
A 2.3 gram vial of priceless moon dust stolen from a Bullock’s Department Store display during a charity dinner was found in a mailbox after an anonymous call. FBI and Police Chief Davis said investigations would continue. The vial, loaned by UCLA to the Saul Winstein and Doheny Eye Foundation, was authenticated by UCLA geologist Dr. George Weatherill.
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UPID
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FBI
Edward M. Davis
UCLA
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Doheny Eye Foundation
George Weatherill
Federal Agency Halts Franconia Notch Superhighway Plan
UPI reports U.S. Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe announced indefinite postponement of Interstate 93 through Franconia Notch in New Hampshire. Conservationists fought to protect the scenery and rock formation of the Old Man of the Mountain as plans for a cut and cover tunnel were debated. State officials said no satisfactory alternatives exist and Route 3 remains the current throughway.
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UPI
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New York
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Nixon to Name IBM Chairman Envoy to France
President Nixon plans to name Arthur K. Watson IBM International Division chairman and brother of Thomas J. Watson Jr. as the new U S ambassador to France. Watson, 50, of New Canaan Conn, would replace R Sargent Shriver who has held the post while awaiting formal resignation. Shriver may run for Maryland governor in the Democratic primary.
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