Cheated Phone Fascination Leads to Telephony Scheme
Carl Engressia Jr. known as a blind amateur who planned to bypass Bell system by using amplified devices to make free long distance calls. He faced a $10 fine and suspended jail after conviction in a South Central Bell case, and discussed working for a local area phone company.
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Nelle
Sven
Ian
Ismaels
Enaressia
Given & Elday
Bell
Ray Chiuvehinat
Angry Crowd Mauls Pair of Cop Shooters
New York police report an armed car pursuit in Queens ended with patrolman William Beschet wounded. A bystander crowd restrained the two alleged attackers, Jan Ransom and his father Daniel Ransom, as witnesses feared lynching. Patrolman James Cope described the crowd’s reaction as unbelievable. The suspects, charged with attempted murder, were identified after a vehicle weaving incident and a confrontation with Beschet. Continued on Page Three.
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Patrsman
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Willam Beschet
Daniel
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Carith
Ransom
Beschel
Rar
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Jan Gyelched
Belfast 50th Birthday for Parliament celebration
In Belfast a ceremonial opening of the new Parliament session was held by Lord Grey, representing Queen Elizabeth. Security threats and violence marred celebrations as bombs and gunfire wounded several, tying to historical tensions over Ireland’s governance and the two-parliament arrangement in Belfast and Dublin.
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Northern Ireland
Jeslault
Fighthney
Bel
Lord Grey
Elizabeth
Ellaabeth
Il Park Road
Porina
Bath
Lurgan
Meath
Tris II Republican Army
Ireland
Britain
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Lane 22
Teland
Fritary
Tweland
Dublin
Council of Ireland
Trinh
For Better Medical Care More Doctors New Ways
Atlantic City reports the outgoing president of the American Medical Association warns current doctor shortages require increased medical school output and broader group practice growth by 1980. He cites stalled enrollments and expanding access across regions as key steps. In Chicago, Dr Kensnet B Castlaton argues against rapid medical school expansion to prevent oversupply and avoid unnecessary calls and strain on the system.
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CAP
Agierican Medical Association
Sundby
Walter
Guwornier
Chicapa
AMA House of Delegates
Ant
Chicago
Armerican Medical Association
Br. Kensnet B. Castlaton
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Weather snapshot at Reidgepart Airport area
National Weather Service reports sunny conditions with risk of thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs near the shore along Long Island Sound, with southerly winds up to 29 mph and higher gusts tonight. Most of the region sees a chance of precipitation today and tonight, with temperatures and humidity varying across the day and into Tuesday.
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Long Island Sound
World Economy Slows as U S Falls Behind UN Report
United Nations Secretary General announces a global economic slowdown with the United States producing fewer goods and services. Global markets react as confidence wanes and trade activity declines.
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U.S
Methodists Urge Meskill To Veto Bet Related Bills
Connecticut lawmakers face pressure from Methodist leaders as Gov Meskill's tax and premium bills draw opposition. insurers including Aetna Life and Consumer firms weigh relocating headquarters. executives say tax burdens may force shifts if premiums taxes pass. Movement discusses subsidiary setups and competitive risks amid tax reform push.
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Hartford
Asina Life & Casualty
Minvis
Thomas J. Meserkill
Connecticut
Ge Avina
Chaivaran
Travelers Corp
Roger Wilkins
Vontinns
Hla Canmpany
Innis
Pat Ony
Lyndon Johnson Denies Secrets in Pentagon Papers Case
The article reports Lyndon B Johnson’s reaction to the Pentagon Papers leak, noting his denials of hidden presidential intent and criticizing media bias. It discusses coverage by Time Newsweek and The New York Times, and mentions Daniel Ellsberg as a possible source while referencing President Nixon and foreign affairs adviser Henry Kissinger in discussion of the controversy.
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Ellsberg
Sinen Hetel
Lethany
Lyndon Iy Dahnsetens
Vietnam
Tinea
Hig
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Minde & Midlaxa Magazine
Lanniimied
Craedina
York ‘Times
Henry Kisaing
Mixon
Draft call uncertain as July August extension seen unlikely
AP reports Washington officials face a drafting dilemma as Congress debates extending the draft authority beyond its June expiration. Sources see a slim chance of action before the deadline. current plans show a May call cutback and a combined May-June total at about 19,000, reflecting a cautious approach to avoid political fallout.
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Washington
Selective Service
Pentagon
Congress
Ite
Natar Sere
Defense
Melvin T
Laird
France's Little Vietnam Two More Soldiers Die in Chad
A French unit in Fort Lamy Chad reports two more French soldiers killed as air support and helicopter action continue amid ongoing combat in the region. The death toll for French forces in the area rises to four in unofficial counts since the rebel incursion in early 1958 under a bilateral treaty.
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Vietnam
Fort Lamy
Chad
Gunehiox
U5en
Entics
Val
Francois Pumibal Vaya
Ely
Saher
Novt
Relion
North Viet Namese Forces Hit South Viet Nam Front
Reports from Saigon say North Vietnamese troops fired rockets and mortars at frontier bases near the delta, causing casualties among patrols. U S military spokesmen said one man killed and several wounded in the ambush, with details continuing on page two.
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Saigon
Patra
Jan
Coday
U.S
Gay Liberation Marches Here In Campaign for Acceptance
A large gathering at Park Arena and nearby streets showcased gay rights advocates demanding equality and respect. Speakers from multiple advocacy groups urged passage of anti discrimination legislation and highlighted ongoing efforts led by Franklin Kanney and others, noting the momentum of the movement despite mixed public reaction.
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Itari
yHarey Rail Ino Homaineexutss
Rein Hunt
Atlavtite
Ap Park
Henich
Beastie Gark
Fedorith
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