Kent State deaths probe eyed by House panel
A congressman will urge the House Judiciary Committee to investigate the Justice Department handling of the Kent State shootings. Parents of the slain students complained action by the department would be appropriate, while others questioned the AG’s later grand jury decision. The shootings occurred during a May 4, 1970 protest, prompting claims of inadequate accountability and renewed calls for legal scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchell
Willian
Nychhead
O.pa
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Kent State
Department of Justice
Elaine Miller
Jeffrey Mule
Mavi Schaur
Sandy Scheer
Louis Schroeder
William Schroeder
United Methodist Depatsment of Law, Justice and Community Relations
Poardemen
Slidens
Peter Davies
New York
Davies
Mitchell
U.S
Cambolia
Kent
Tam
Line Fom
Portage County
Olin
Grand Jiester
Asey
Ratinus
Biniding
Ahern Criticizes Kent State Federal Probe Decision
James F Aner, member of the Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest, calls it incredible that Attorney General John N. Mitchell would open a federal grand jury probe into the fatal Kent State shooting by Ohio National Guardsmen. He says the move undermines confidence in the criminal justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Pravention. Institute
Tim
West Saat We
James F Aner
President’s Commission On
Triday
Attones Generalohn
N. Mitchell
Talkr
Kent State University
Ohio National
Wallace defies court reopenes black school in Alabama
In Troy Alabama Gov George Wallace threatens to use state police power to reopen a segregated school while challenging federal court orders to speed school desegregation. President Nixon’s stance on anti busing remains a factor as Wallace orders a North Alabama junior high to operate on a freedom of choice basis amid nationwide court opposition. Louisiana Governor McKeithen pledges to resist forced busing with state funds and contemplates state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ala
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Limestone County
Nely Hoon
Nnt
Alabama
John McKedhen
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
State Board of Educwion
Renewal Agency Votes Approval Of 4 Land Sales
The Renewal Agency approved four land sales tied to a civic association and Halt Neighborhood project. Plans reveal Leake and Nelson steel firm relocating from 235 Ann Street Ma to West Side 2, expanding space as airfield Equipment Co. vacates 189 Osborne Street. The agency also approved a 0 percent pay raise for contracted workers and outlined court-day compensation updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virm
Vie Firme of
Leake and Nelson
Weal
Aan Street
Warener
Activite
Whyseli
Stamford
Apys Raisy
Singe LM
FBI probes Milford hospital beating claims
The FBI is examining allegations of a brutal beating of a hospital detainee in Milford. Witnesses describe Lt McCauley and Sgt Zienrek slapping, dragging, and shoving the arrestee, who suffered bruises and blood stains. Patrolman Mayer and Lt. McCauley reported injuries. hospital staff and officials await Dr Tierney’s account. Federal action could pursue charges of brutality and denial of rights, with internal discipline possible depending on findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivalford
Wve
Richardean
Aliks Ramsey
Cherphill
Betty
McCauley
Zienrek
Zieslek
Richardaor
MVE
Nats
Bolt
Richardson
Thomtill
Thornl
Walt
Tatrolman Mayer
Leudomant
Kent
Mayer
McCauldy
Thorbill
Rat. Zientel
Thornbill
Tor Srune Mak
Celan Tn
Spt
Zientel
Weyterans vouniUein
George Plaskowitz
Milford Hospital
Plaskowite
Murto
Mer Yey
Smoth
MN McAfee
Moore
FBI
Justice Department
Poverneit Ment
Chavnes
Sat
Zien
Milier
Townsend appeals conviction after 3 to 6 year terms ordered
Lawrence Townsend, convicted on ten charges of aggravated assault, faces a planned appeal. Judge Tierney noted the defendant’s prior record, including a federal narcotics conviction, and criticized Townsend’s witness–stand attitude. Townsend’s attorney argued for a suspended sentence, while prosecutors contended the verdict should stand with consecutive maximum terms. The defense contended potential jury bias due to limited Black jurors and sought inclusion of prior testimony, but the judge upheld the verdict, stating the jury weighed the case thoroughly and acted without prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdiem
Dudge Tlemey
David Rasen
Townsend
Dudge ‘Derney
Old ‘Townsend
Lawrence Townsend
Tierney
Gormley
Conventity
Lonayel
Broad Street
Ver Marina Village
Aligre Townsend
Lawrence ‘Townsend
Avdks
Tie
Cleveyimen
Nuts
Peraia
Westport
Kikol
Father Panik
Conthy
Koskatt
State Correctional Center
Kaskoff
Tierney Ao
Rosen
Ar. Rosen
Jude Viermay
Roxen
Aeann
Gopintey
Sue Dorney
Danbury Teens Crowned 4 H Fair King and Queen
Danbury residents Jennis Morey and Christine Dros were elected King and Queen at the Danbury 4-H fair last night after years of effort. Jeffrey Vorgle was named first prince and Bramley Micha of Danbury second prince with Katie Grendart crowned princess. The crowning ceremony capped a weekend of exhibits, livestock shows, and entertainment at the Extension program, with a busy Friday night Battle of the Bands and a full Sunday schedule planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennis Morey
Christine Dros
Danbury
Vistino
Jeffrey Vorgle
Danburys
Bramley Mikehica
Kattleen Qrendart
Iligion Genter
Shelton
Jennifer Hall
Reds Ding
Klip
Bethel
East Main and Walter streets site chosen for eight mobile homes
The Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency designated a cleared site at East Main and Walter streets in the East Side redevelopment area to receive eight mobile homes. The agency bought 34 trailers weeks ago and is coordinating utilities and connections. Additional displaced families will be housed as part of the project and rent supplements will be provided under ongoing redevelopment funds. The move aims to house families with housing costs above 20 percent of income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main
Walter Streets
Wie
East Side
Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency
Radhile Hamestwich
Beding
William C. Warner
Main
Wallér ix
Heo
Walter Ie
Jasper McLevy
Mids
Syle
Blood Bank Radio Sponsorship. City Declares Broadcast Blood Bank Day
The city designates today as Broadcast Blood Bank Day in a ceremony at 474 Baw Washington Avenue basement. Mayor Ciena Inn praises the blood drive sponsored by WNAB and Blood Bank Today Radio with listed hours from 16:38 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pttion
Wnable
Tale Pam
Try
Washington Avenue
Ciena Inn Design
Contaminated Food Seizures Prompt FDA Action Across U.S.
Federal and state officials seized a range of foods from April to mid-July amid contamination concerns. FDA analysis found no tampering in eggs and chicken tests, while recalls linked to PCB and related health risk were tied to Bon Vivant recalls and bankruptcy reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
Ralph Nader
Jeak Lad
Agricule Department
FDA
National Caner Association
Newark
Seiztve
Bon Vivant
Brons
N.Y
Lawler Teaches Golf to Moon Man and More
Lawler has given golf lessons in Nassau Bay Texas to famed figures including ex astronaut James B Irwin who piloted the command module on a historic mission. He also coached top baseball stars and served as a golf pro at the Bork Ridge Sounday Club in Newtown. In INT he was placed on two years probation and received a one year suspended sentence after pleading guilty in U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany) Lawler
Nassau Bay
Tex
James B. Irwin
Lawler
Bork Ridge
Sounuy
Newtown
U.S
Daiford
Scientists study Apollo rocks under space effects on bodies
Reported space effects on astronauts and soil samples from Apollo 15 are under review. Tests aim to confirm Moon rock origins and the Moon’s age, with a rock dubbed the Hrenesis sock explored for clues. Officials note soil and rock analyses will take time and may influence birth and formation theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woyk Hove
ARONA
Reimers
Jewin
Demon
Glen
Exchange Hears Former Lt. Rawson Describe Vietnam War
Former Lt. Thomas Rawson of Stratford spoke to the Exchange club at the Stratfield motor hotel about his Vietnam War experiences. The Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank trainee recounted roles as a forward observer, Marine OCS training, and early duty in Vietnam in 1968, describing jungle patrols, hilltop gun positions, and life under fire while emphasizing personal observations over political decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Exchange Club
Thomas Rawson
Stratford
Stratfield Motor Hotel
Rawson
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
Hill
Udyervar
Greone
Lewtensneval- Arar
Win
Watley
Rumera
Massiy
Soons
Anson Bound Over On Deng Possession
Probable cause hearing held in court with Anson bound over on charges related to possession. Details describe a contested proceeding with Judge Ronan presiding and references to Mayet Parkway and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Deng
Ryan
Barth Batty
Arann
Uidge
Ronan Bestia Brand
Iran
Warthly
Mayet Parkway
Hull
Johnny Petynski
Teacher Pound Hanging from Fairfield Tree
Fairfield police investigated a reported hanging at a Fairfield home after a teacher was found under a tree near the Greenwhich school system. A search party recovered the body behind the house, with officers and defense workers assisting in the investigation and notification of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greanwich
Fairfield
Edward Chervansky
George P Lasko
Ciel
Andeaterilary
Talent de Wilemat
West Aul
Tuirsval
Jobless Office Jams Here to Be Aired Tuesday
Officials map measures to handle unemployment claims with steps toward staff additions. A proposed space-saving suggestion targets factory divisions with high unemployment, while Commissioner Fusali, Mrs Maltby, and Elgenman are cited in a Washington connected conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgenman
Aver and Sikorsky
Eight Allied Positions Hit in Renewed DMZ Fire
Saigon reports North Vietnamese gunners pounded eight South Vietnamese outposts along the DMZ in a second straight day of heavy bombardment. U S M 2 bombers joined strikes on suspected North Vietnamese storage depots and infiltration routes. At least nine South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and more than eight wounded as the heaviest damage fell on Alpha positions and the western Flank defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Moe Thas
TMZ
Salgoi Semnone
Jail escape leads to one year term at Heritage Village
A Stamford man pleaded guilty to escape from a correctional facility, receiving a one year term. The case cites Carter as an inmate who fled through a wall at the Bridgewater Correctional Center, with details about the responsible officials and the facility location. Dr. O Neill, a physician tied to Heritage Village and Memorial Hospital, is noted for past service in Redding and ties to St. Vincent’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Heritage Village
Anne Seny Meriter
Wis
Lip
Westertéey
Stamford Nay
Lestiquinn
Midge
Ftriman Luxie
Rm Nathanie Carter
Sebeck Street
Ne Ford
Robert Saho
Carter
Tha Bridge
North Avenue
Tinchy
Dewey Oliva
Trappe
Westport
de Thins
O'Nei
Hall Vond
Heetloge
Fon
Springfield
Mass
Redding
St. Vincent's Boxpis Tal
Rider Am
Datebury Basmitel
Paris prepares for 2100th anniversary of Persian center
In Paris, President Georges Pompidan plans a grand ceremony on March 14 to mark the 2100th anniversary of the Persian center. The Elynee Palnen announced the event, highlighting a historic milestone and official participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elynee Palnen
Ihab
Georgen Pompidan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tageee
Ahern
Milford
James W. Nerney
Mr Thornhill
Dr. Trarmey
Mr. Thornhill
Eation
MoCanley
Thornhill
Acuiflea
Aken
Atrotman
Herbert Mayer
Parker
Radio Shack
the Post Mad
Paltralman Mayer
Patrolman Mayer
Theatth Leonstantly
Board of Police
Wilthrop Smith
Ite Beldents
Rebart
Jem
Suiscory
Park City
Arad
Bridgeport
Mir
Riskott Saad
Num
Nermeyten
Knakolt
Mary Xavier
Lenathy
Apoak
Hi Ron Amity
Bethe
AM Wireptite
Washington
Lydia Bratty Walts
Capital
Charley
Smitthsonlin
Ihr Smithtonlan
Tawler
Irwin
Matfod Spackeral Center
James B. Irwit Dake
Pall
ex-Beridge
Danny Lawler
DMZ