American Kidnapped in Uruguay by Tupamaros Guerrilla Group
A U S embassy official Dan Mitrione and Brazilian consul Aloysio Mares Dias Comigde were abducted in Montevideo by the Tupamaros. The embassy’s second secretary Gordon Jones and cultural attache Nathan Rosenfeld were wounded in a failed kidnapping attempt as Uruguay enters state siege conditions against the movement.
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Uruguay
Latin America
Dias Comigde
Mitrione
Dias Camigde
Gordon Jones
Nab Tommy on Felony Charge
GENEVA New York UPI reports Tommy the Traveler a police undercover agent on Hobart college campus was arrested Friday for felony unemployment law violation by receiving funds while actually employed.
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Geneva
N.Y
UPI
Tommy the Traveler
Hobart College
Judge Upholds Fete Ban on Health Permit Basis
A judge upheld a temporary injunction banning the Knifer Kills Five rock festival near Wadena Iowa until promoters meet state and county safety and health standards and obtain a county permit. The ruling lets the event proceed if requirements are met, while the Fayette board weighs a new permit.
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Nelson
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Youth Killed By Troops in Belfast Riot
BELFAST UPI British troops under attack by stones and firebombs shot and dispersed a crowd of youths with gas early Friday in a Roman Catholic area of Belfast. Daniel O Hagan 15 of Belfast died with a gasoline bomb in his hands when shot in the neck by an army marksman after three warnings. Residents of the New Lodge Road area dispute the claim stating O Hagan had not thrown any gasoline bombs.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Lower Falls Roa
Daniel O'Hagan
New Lodge
O'Hagan
Governor rebukes festival site facilities amid unrest
Gov Ray visits undeclared rock festival near Wadena Iowa as thousands gather with inadequate sanitation security and permit issues. A clash erupts after police detain youths, CS gas used, several minor injuries and one arrest amid ongoing negotiations to sustain the event.
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Wadena
Iowa
Robert Ray
Ray
James O'Kane
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Explosion Rips Through Saigon Enlisted Quarters
An explosion on a Saigon street damaged the ground floor of U.S. enlisted men's quarters. Two American sailors were slightly injured as a truck parked outside allegedly contained a time bomb. About 400 Americans were evacuated from the billet and nearby Vietnamese buildings suffered fire and blast damage. An American sentry escaped injury as flames and debris filled the area after the blast.
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Saigon
U.S
Son Jquarters
Rock crowd undaunted by court order at Powder Ridge festival
Thousands of young rock fans ignored a judge’s injunction at Powder Ridge in MIDDLEFIELD Conn as 15,000 gathered on the ski slopes. Police report traffic jams. Owners Zemel brothers and organizer William Sanley face contempt charges after turning off the sound system and surrendering to authorities.
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Nelson
Iowa
Richard Turner
Round Storm, Inc
Chicago
William Schereck
Sound Storm, Inc
Linda Francois
Sound Storm
West Union
Miss Francois
Middlefield
Powder Ridge
Louis
Herman Zemel
William Sanley
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Israel Accepts U S Peace Proposals Amid Walkout Threat
Israeli cabinet approves the U S Middle East peace plan including a 90 day cease-fire on the Egyptian front despite a walkout threat from six Gahal ministers in the National Unity coalition. Egypt accepts the proposals. Jordan also backs them, while Syria and Iraq condemn. Israeli air strikes continue along the Suez Canal and Jordanian positions amid the crisis.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Nixon
U.S Middle East
Egypt
Gahal Party
National Unity Coaliton
Golda Meir
Hawkish Party
Gahal
Ihad
Israel
U. S
U.S
Washington
Rogers
Suez Canal
Gunnar Janning
Nasser
Jordan
Syria
Iraq
Quake Toll Rises to 175 in Iran
In northeast Iran rescue teams uncovered five more devastated villages and the known dead climbed to 174. Officials of the Red Lion and Sun say 431 seriously injured have been found across 11 villages, with many trapped under ruins and flown to field hospitals.
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Tehran
Iran
Red Lion
Sun
Red Cross
Two Indies Seek Retreat Near Shopping Center
A lighthearted note shows BRHF Today's Chuckle where Two Indies ask a travel agent to arrange a getaway far from civilization near a convenient shopping hub. Comvrhen Beams Sep.
Nixon Says Government Alone Can't Solve Campus Unrest
President Nixon argues that federal action cannot single handedly end campus violence. He blames both the administration and college leaders and says administrators must address turmoil, while promising cooperation rather than coercion to desegregate schools in the South if asked.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt, University
Washington
California
South
Congress
Cambodia
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