Bayh Announces Candidacy Echoing JFK and FDR
Senator Birch Bayh D Indiana declared his bid for president in a speech at the Indiana House of Representatives, framing the race as restoring moral leadership and promising proactive governance. He noted plans to campaign in New Hampshire Massachusetts New York California Iowa and his home state, after prior political service and a 1972 presidential run.
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North Carolina
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Iowa
Bennington Banner
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New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
Rail improvement vital says senator
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut praised the revised railroad consolidation plan as an improvement over the original but warned of disastrous economic consequences. He testified before the Senate surface transportation subcommittee urging an alternative rail rehabilitation act to boost American passenger and freight service and noted the plan lacks a primary freight route into Connecticut and restoration of the Poughkeepsie route.
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Handgun destruction by Ohio suburb police aims to curb crime
Norwood Police Department began smashing 125 handguns with a high temperature torch and planned to destroy an additional 250 BB guns rifles shotguns and knives from the past five years. Police say the seized weapons could fetch about 12000 on the black market and are being destroyed to prevent criminals from benefiting from them.
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Ohio
Landmark case tests patient right to refuse treatment
In Boston a $500000 suit by seven Boston State Hospital patients challenges forced medication and locked seclusion without consent. The UPI report notes the hearing before Judge Joseph L. Tauro with 24 defendants including psychiatrists and university professors. The case centers on hospital practices and doctors actions with patients lacking informed consent.
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Lee Macht
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Civil Rights Division
Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
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William Goldman
Boston University
Tufts University Medical Schools
Alleged murderer killed in courtroom shooting
In Indianapolis a court hearing for Nathaniel Sanders ended with a fatal shot. Sanders fell dead after a woman, Harriet Roberta Jones, 25, fired a pistol in the sixth floor City County Building courtroom. Officer and attorney narrowly avoided harm as chaos erupted among spectators including Beech Grove High School students.
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UPI
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Harry Thomas
Jones
Frank Harlor
George Popcheff
Jerry Campbell
Popcheff
Campbell
Nathaniel
Debbie Royalty
Beech Grove High School
Defense chief denounces House cuts as savage and arbitrary
Secretary James Schlesinger condemned the House 111.9 billion defense bill as deep savage and arbitrary. He warned the cuts threaten U S defense posture while Sen McClellan and Rep Mahon dispute the charge amid Senate drafting the bill.
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D-Ark
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Governor calls for pull out from U.N. Week in Concord
Governor Meldrim Thomson proclaims this week With drawal from the United Nations Week and urges Congress to remove the United Nations from the United States. He accuses the UN of endangering sovereignty, cites spies and Uganda leader Idi Amin, and criticizes UN voting power of small nations.
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George Wallace
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Pacific
Fighting erupts anew in Beirut amid deadly clashes
In Beirut, four killed and 13 injured as Moslem leftists and Christian right wingers clash, bringing total casualties to about 600 dead and 1,400 wounded over five weeks. A mortar round hit Ashrifiyeh killing three and wounding ten. another man shot at a roadblock. Radio announcer Sharif Al Akhawi described the chaos as roads remained unsafe due to sniper fire and barricades. Parliament re-elected Kamal Assad as speaker with 47 votes in a 64-member session.
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UPI
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Beirut- Tripoli
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al Akhawi
Kamal Assad
Assad
Beirut Radio
Sleuths Meet at New York Security Conference
The International Security Conference opened at the Hilton New York with displays of closed circuit TV, voice analyzers, tasers and other devices. Exhibits include crypto coded gear, infrared tech, ultrasonic tools, tear gas sprays, and workshops on pre bomb squad actions.
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Charlie Chan
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Taser Systems, Inc
Hussein
CAB approves partial subsidy for Air New England
Air New England, certified as a federal carrier in January, receives a temporary 3.2 million subsidy from the Civil Aeronautics Board. The aid raises the subsidy from 1.9 million but falls short of the 3.6 million requested. The Boston carrier serves 13 airports across Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont with flights to New York City and employs about 450 people carrying 400 000 passengers yearly.
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