Britain ready to act in cool war with Iceland over fishing
Foreign Secretary Alec Douglas-Home said Britain would provide naval support if necessary to protect trawlers within Iceland’s new territorial limits. He stressed a preference for settlement but warned that an armed attack could trigger naval action as talks in Reykjavik broke down.
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London
UPI
Britain
Iceland
Alec Douglas-Home
Douglas-Home
Reykjavik
Kleindienst denies Time wiretap story
Washington UPI report says former Attorney General Kleindienst rejected Time Magazine claims of wiretaps on White House aides and reporters. He stated no conversation with FBI Director Hoover occurred and he had no knowledge of taps. The piece notes Time alleged Nixon era actions to blackmail and names Mitchell and Hoover. A second Exeter item notes Bill Curry's unusual retirement at 4 from an auctioneers firm.
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Hoover
Kivindienst
Nixon
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Mitchell
Exeter
England
UPI
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Army post racket case headed for Senate hearing
Four military men convicted in a billion dollar racketeering ring in post clubs and mess halls across Vietnam Germany and the United States planned to testify before a Senate subcommittee. Investigators say higher officers curbed probes and allowed the illicit system to continue amid kickbacks theft and black market operations.
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Washington
UPI
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Vietnam
Germany
United States
Augsburg
Ft. Benning
1St Infantry
Wooldridge
Army Criminal Intelligence Division
Army
Cat] Turner
LaVern J. Duffy
William Cunningham
24Th
Duffy
Cunningham
Senate hearing warns diesel fuel shortage worsens
Transportation industry officials told the Senate Banking Committee that diesel fuel shortages are worsening across airlines, railroads, trucking, buses, and barges. They urged relaxed environmental rules, government allocation programs, and immediate action by President Nixon to protect independent refiners and dealers from going out of business.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Banking Committee
Nixon
Congress
Frederick Dunikoski
Greyhound Lines
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
San Francisco Sees Highest Suicide Rate in U.S.
A UPI report says death by own action occurs every eight hours in the Bay Area, with San Francisco recording the highest rate among major U.S. centers, per San Francisco Bay Area Death by Own Action Prevention, Inc.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
United States
Richardson Prime U.S. Attorney General Nominee Seeks Early Vote
Senate Judici ary Committee signals confirmation for Elliot L. Richardson as attorney general this week aiding a swift Watergate special prosecutor appointment. Tunney may withhold support until the prosecutor is named. Richardson expects committee hearings Wednesday and a possible late week or early next week confirmation. He warns a prosecutor appointment could delay grand jury indictments and will review evidence before advising the jury.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Senate
Ulster police bust Provo IRA unit in Northern Ireland
Police claim a Joint RUC and military police operation broke up a Provisional wing of the IRA detaining 12 key members and seizing weapons before they could act. The raid followed bomb blasts in Cookstown and a Nestle warehouse in north Belfast. Elections pace prompts intensified security. Four men arrested at Dundalk border in security checks.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Provo
Strathfosse
Londonderry
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Northern Ireland
Cookstown
Nestle Company
Trish Republic
Dundalk
Twu
Irish Republic
Ere Skkkane
Stafford urges Nixon Brezhnev to tackle Middle East danger
UPI reports Sen. Robert Stafford warns that the Arab Israeli dispute could ignite a third world war. He notes U.S. and Soviet interests in the region and oil dependence heighten the need for peace talks during Brezhnev's visit. He urges leaders to prioritize preventing a global explosion.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Nixon
Leonid Srezhnev
Middle East
Vermont
Republican
Mideast
United States
Russia
Israel
Stafford
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Cries and Whispers Tops Foreign Film Honors at Hollywood
Ingmar Bergman drama Cries and Whispers voted best foreign film of the year by Hollywood film establishment. Franco Zeffirelli Brother Sun and Bitter Moon remains at the second twin cinema. Williamstown College Cinema on Spring Street shows Emigrants and other titles. times listed as 7:00 and 9:30.
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Ingmar Bergman
Hollywood
Franco Zeffirelli
Williamstown College
Spring Street
Laurencé Olivier
Michal
Cain
Dog to be witness in narcotics trial
Wanda the Labrador retriever, trained by the U S Customs Service, will testify as a narcotics detection witness in the Oakland California case of Adelio Zunino and Dara Fardjad charged with smuggling 45 pounds hashish and two pounds opium seized at International Airport. The dog will demonstrate detection in luggage and boxes as prosecutors present evidence.
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UPI
California
Wanda
U.S. Customs Service
Adelio Zunino
Dara Fardjad
Oakland
Calif
International
Stephen Walker
Walker
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