Plumbers believed Ellsberg leak tied to foreign power
Egil Krogh, head of the White House secret unit, told UPI that the plumbers in 1971 thought Daniel Ellsberg was under foreign pressure when the Pentagon Papers were published. He admitted responsibility for the break in but said the action was an overreaction for national security, not a direct order from the President.
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French police face criticism over killing of hijacker Cravenne
Marseille airport violence ends Paris to Nice hijack as 35 year old Daniele Cravenne dies from gunshot wounds after police in disguise board the Boeing 727. Critics say patience could have prevented death while authorities note the hijacker demanded to go to Cairo and disrupts amid Middle East tensions.
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FBI probes shotgun death of Pine Ridge leader
FBI agents entered the Pine Ridge Reservation to investigate the shotgun death of Pedro Bissonette a 33 year old militant leader linked to the Wounded Knee takeover. AIM supporters at Pine Ridge Public Health Service Hospital dispersed after vigil without incidents. Russell Means labeled the death an assassination by the federal government.
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Wage controls unfair to nonunion U S workers says economist
Arnold R Weber testifying before Congress argues current wage guidelines hurt about 65 million nonunion workers who lack bargaining power to seek catch up pay. He urges relaxations to allow increases in line with inflation while noting councils have not challenged settlements in railroads, rubber, electronics, and auto industries. He warns of a tougher 1974 union push across steel, tin, aluminum, coal, and construction sectors.
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Twin Cinemas At The Movies Mix Of Dramas And Martial Arts
At Twin Cinemas Cinema I offers Bang the Drum Slowly a PG Paramount thriller. Cinema II shows Lady Kung Fu and The Chinese Connection with an R rating from Hong Kong. In Manchester George Segal and Glenda Jackson star in A Touch of Glass PG. Time To Run billed as investment with Billy Graham in a G offering. North Hoosick drive in screens Enter The Dragon with Bruce Lee and Dracula A D 1972 with Peter Cushing rated R.
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