Gay group meets mayor over concern for attacks
WALOS and KALOS representatives met Mayor Currin after alleging a rise in homophobic attacks. Laviteh said the mayor showed “lack of concern” as the group pressed for protection near their residence. Levitch reported July 5 incidents where two women were assaulted. police promised investigation and protection.
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Groups threaten protest over city project conflict and safety
The group plans another protest after an earlier site visit to inspect the city ABCD project. Leviteh cites lack of police help and vows action. neighbors report assaults on KALOS members and a house attacked with baseball bats. The group urges protection and continued demonstrations to push their agenda.
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Mass Senators Call Nixon Act Over Ulster Ireland Crisis
Boston AP report notes Massachusetts senators demand Nixon act to aid Ireland amid turmoil in Ulster. Fire department logs show Norwich calls in June total 1148 hours with 23 minutes for British forces deployment. Sponsor William M. Bulger urges swift action to support rescue and restrain violence.
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Four Defendants Hit Transfer of Berrigan in Kidnap Plot
Danbury AP reports four of the eight indicted inmates faced transfer actions in the Philip Berrigan case. The group had urged continued actions against the prison and discussed efforts to move Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth on various charges.
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Springfield hunger strike fuels transfer of Berigan group
The Rev Philip Gerrigan and nine other inmates were moved from Danbury to Springfield Ma amid ongoing hunger strike and calls for a fair trial. Ahmed, a defender, called the transfers a kidnapping and urged return to Danbury for due process as health concerns and prison dynamics shape the case. Authorities cited health needs and administrative reassessment before possible reassignment.
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Cantoneville
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I ‘Ailil
Ayisoy Iin
I Ahmed
Glick and
Baringag
Danbury
Montday
John 4. Nuttah
Hunger strike leads to solitary confinements at Bunbury facility
Philip Berrigan and about 30 inmates participated in a hunger strike and were reviewed for medical supervision. Berrigan was placed in solitary confinement for distributing urging others to join. Others named include Snyder, Geraht, Philips, Hoste, Bach, Glick, Malanet, Ireland, Halovan, and Jones.
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David Malanet
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Kevin. Jones
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Henry Kissinger
Washington
Belfast Boy Delivers Moving Opinion on Ireland Unity
In Andersontown Belfast a ten year old boy told a UPI reporter his family seeks a united Ireland. He paused then spoke in verse about wanting unity and better living, adding they desire schools and fields and other things not available now.
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US Policies and UN Ambition for China Ties
At the United Nations Ambassador George Bush urged reporters that the United States will push hard for a policy of engaging both Chinese governments. He denied a myth that Washington will pull punches and said he expects strong support from U.N. members with embassy help. Bush claimed a higher optimism now for securing a majority than earlier.
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George Bush
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Nacapee Receives Indefinite Term In Reformatory
Vincent D Amien of 99 Valeword Avenue Fairfield was committed to the Connecticut Reformatory at Cheshire after pleading guilty to escaping from a correctional institution. The escape occurred around 2:05 am when he climbed a fence at the recreation yard. police recovered him about seven hours later.
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Vale Word Avenue
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Daye
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Whit Ine
Nixon defers tax cut talk as defense budget meets
President Nixon plans top level talks on the fiscal 1973 Defense Department budget with an NSC meeting in the morning and a White House session with armed services secretaries in the afternoon. A circulating rumor of a $6 billion tax cut is denied by White House spokesman Ron Ziegler.
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Aft
Armed Services
Toint Chiefs of Staff
William H Cowles II Dies Publisher 69 Spokane
William H Cowles II, head of a longtime Spokane newspaper family, died at 69. He was the fourth generation in the news business, with the Spokesman-Review lineage tracing to his father’s 1891 Spokane entry and the 1940s acquisition of the Spokane Chronicle.
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Spokesman
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Romney says unemployment upended by Vietnam war effects
Secretary Romney told real estate brokers that unemployment is high mainly due to casualties and wartime shifts, but housing starts rose 60 percent since spring 1970 signaling an economic upturn. He criticized pessimism and defended the Nixon administration’s inflation handling as fundamental, not cosmetic.
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Fiorge Roney
Heraltse
Vietnam
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National Association of Real State Brokers
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Ta Sk
Romney
Vietyan
Nixon
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Stanford-born artist joins UConn Fine Arts faculty
Stanford-born David C. Kelly, formerly assistant secretary of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, has joined the University of Connecticut Department of Fine Arts as an assistant professor. His focus is photography and printmaking.
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