Memphis gunman kills five in dawn shooting spree
A berserk gunman identified as 30 year old David Sanders killed five people and wounded four on a Memphis street before dying in a police confrontation. Neighbors described him as strange since a year ago injury. An acquaintance called him mean and crazy as he displayed erratic behavior near a liquor store.
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Sanders
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David Clark
Bill Price
Willie Farmer
John Aldridge
Henrietta Watson
Kazy Korner Kandy
Jesse Dooley
James Crawford
Bolly
Price
Chase Bank Opens Moscow Office Amid Kremlin Shadow
Chase Manhattan Bank opens its first Moscow office in the Metropol Hotel, marking the first U S bank with a Moscow representative since the 1920s. David Rockefeller meets Soviet officials including Premier Kosygin, saying cordiality from authorities signals changing times for U S Soviet business relations. The move aims to aid Americans and Russians in trade dealings as Washington seeks broader banking access in the Soviet capital.
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Uti
Rockefeller
David Rockefeller
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Chase
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Red Square
U.S
First National City Bank
Alexei N Kosygin
Dollar weakens on Watergate jitters in Europe
European markets flag the dollar amid Watergate rumors centered on Kissinger and possible Nixon resignation. London gold and currency values rise as investors seek bullion, with the dollar sliding to about 2.57 per pound and gains seen in Zurich and Amsterdam.
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UPI
Europe
Inger
Kissinger
Paris
Frankfurt
Nixon
Frankivet
Zurich
Amsterdam
Washington
Middle East
Kissinger says progress in Vietnam talks with Tho in Paris
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho reported some progress after their fourth round of talks in five days. A cordial meeting concluded with food sent to the villa to avoid interruptions as technical advisers prepared for a later session.
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le Duc Tho
Paris
WPL
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
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Vietnam
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Tho
Hissinger
Saint-Nom-La- Breleche
Gif-Sur-Yvette
U.S
Philippines
William H. Sullivan
Nguyen Co Thach
South Vietnam
Governors push to extend New England regional group
New England governors move to keep NERCOM alive for 18 more months with a near 500000 dollar budget, or set up a non profit successor if Congress or Nixon vetoes. They urge action on rail service, base closings, and energy transport issues impacting the region.
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Boston
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New England
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Massachusetts
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Sargent
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Maine
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Frank
Import Appeals Board
Richard Bowen
Southern New England
Penn Central
Bowen
New Hampshire
Meldrimi Tomson Jr
Defense Department
Rhode Island
Phillip Noel
Newport Naval Base
Thomson
Noel
Five Kluxers found guilty in Pontiac bus bombing plot
A federal court convicted five Ku Klux Klan members of conspiracy to violate civil rights and to disrupt a school busing program in Pontiac. Judge Lawrence Gabow relied on FBI infiltrator Jerome Lauinger's testimony to convict Dennis C. Ramsey, Drayton Plaints, Wallace E. Fruit, Alex J. Distel Jr., and Reymond J. Quick, who waived a jury trial. Sentencing date was not set.
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UPI
Pontiac
Gabow
Jerome Lauinger
FBI
Lauringer
Tates
Miles
Dennis C. Ramsey
Drayton Plaints
Cyclops
Michigan Klan
Wallace E. Fruit
Alex J. Distel Jr
Clarkston
Reymond J. Quick
Lake Orion
Guobow
Indian Army Battles with Rebellious Police in Uttar Pradesh
In Benares and Kanpur police and army clashed in pitched battles as armed policemen rebelled in Uttar Pradesh. Officials report several policemen and troops wounded as army units moved to seize police armories amid reports of planned militant action.
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Hindu Haly
Benares
Kanpur
Indira Gandhi
Uttar Pradesh
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