Raids by antiwar activists break up at federal offices
FBI agents disrupted raids by antiwar activists on federal offices in New Jersey and New York over the weekend. Twenty five people were arrested including two Roman Catholic priests and a Lutheran minister. In Camden New Jersey eight arrests occurred at the draft office and twelve elsewhere. Buffalo New York saw a break in at the Post Office Selective Service office with five arrested. Investigations may link the Camden and Buffalo incidents.
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New Jersey
New York
Camden
N.J
Buffalo
N.Y
Selective Service Office
Justice Department
Washington
U.S
Charles Rudd
Edmund F. Maxwell
No Contest Plea By Young Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy Jr aged 17 pleaded no contest in Barnstable District Court to sauntering and loitering near Hyannis Port. He was assessed $50 in court costs after being arrested Sunday by Patrolman Frederick Ahearn who said he blocked traffic. Kennedy disputed the accusation, but the judge ordered payment within a week.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr
New York
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Henry L. Murphy
Cape Cod
West Main Street
Hyannis
Hyannis Port
Frederick Ahearn
Barnstable High School
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Ken- Ahearn
Spirit of 76 train crushes car in Winter Haven
Henry Ager, 27, waited at a rail crossing for the Spirit of 76 locomotive when another car struck his vehicle. Police said the crashing car sent Ager’s car onto the tracks as the red, white and blue engine bore down. He escaped moments before the train mangled the vehicle.
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Fla
Henry Ager
Ager
Spirit
Dollar Strength Tests Markets After Nixon Policy Shift
The dollar shows unexpected strength as European exchanges open after a week shutdown linked to Nixon monetary moves. In London Zurich and Brussels declines are mild as traders stay cautious with light turnover amid rule uncertainty after the dollar was detached from gold.
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U.S
Europe
Nixon
Zurich
Brussels
State seeks to intervene in Iola slot case
Two assistant attorneys general arrived in Iola to represent Kansas in a slot machine replevin suit in Allen County District Court. Patrick Connolly and Jack Williams planned to ask Judge Robert Stadler to let the state become a party as the American Legion Club of Iola seeks the return of seized slot machines after a June raid by Attorney General Vern Miller and agents.
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Allen County
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Vern Miller
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Suspicious Police Tone
An intercepted letter from Massachusetts is described as Dear Cha with hints of suspicious natures and police inquiry. The fragment suggests a confidential exchange and possible investigative context.
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Cha
Massachusetts
Marcos Says Armed Rebellion Seen in the Philippines
President Ferdinand E Marcos announced a rebellion believed backed by a foreign power after a grenade attack on a Liberal rally in Manila. Nine killed and over 90 wounded. nine insurrection leaders arrested, NPA blamed though not named by Marcos.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
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Communist China
New People’s Army
NPA
Luzon
Rice Bowl
Foreign Office
Huk
Huks
Area Forecast Signals Warm Tuesday With Light Winds
Partly cloudy with little temperature change tonight and Tuesday. Southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph this afternoon diminishing tonight. Lows near 70 tonight and highs around the mid 90s Tuesday. Measurable precipitation near zero tonight and about 5 percent Tuesday.
Checks Recovered After Theft At Farmers Market
Farmers Market at 615 W. Cherry recovered ten payroll checks worth 632.74 after a woman found them in a grocery bag and returned them by 2 p.m. Saturday. The checks disappeared Thursday evening and were reported stolen Friday morning.
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Farmers Market
W. Cher
Berlin Ambassadors Reach Draft Accord on Western Berlin
The Big Four ambassadors completed a draft agreement on West Berlin’s status and access, ready for submission to their governments. It covers Western access to West Berlin, passage through the Wall, West German political presence in West Berlin, and Soviet consular representation.
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U.S
Kenneth Rush
Rush
West Berlin
Big Four
Germany
Sauvagnargues
Jackling
West Germany
Wall
East Berlin
Condemnations Report Ready for Chanute City Action
Building Inspector Carl Moore has inspected all recorded condemned housing in Chanute and will report findings to the city commission. He recommends immediate action on at least four houses and demolition action on two more on petition.
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Carl Moore
Chanute
City Commission
Moore
Ky Refusal Deepens South Vietnam Political Crisis
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky refused to campaign and proposed resignations with Nguyen Van Thieu to trigger a new election, risking a preordained outcome. Observers doubt Thieu will accept, while the U S and Hanoi criticize the move and a manipulated Supreme Court ruling. Ky will still appear on the ballot.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Duong van Minh
Thieu
White House
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Hanoi
Supreme Court
Nixon
Gen. Minh
Bolivia's Banzer signals cautious rightward shift as president
In Bolivia Col Hugo Banzer was named president by the military forces that ousted the leftist regime. His 10 minute address offered few policy details leaving the future direction of government uncertain. In related reports a Kansas inmate escaped and a Northern Ireland MP delivered a daughter.
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Hugo Banzer
Juan Jose Torres
Black Catholics seek bishop for Washington DC Caucus decision
Black lay Catholics and clergymen in Detroit moved to press for a black bishop of their choice for Washington DC where the black population nears seventy percent. Delegates at the 2nd annual National Black Lay Catholic Caucus also voted to study a black Catholic rite under papal authority. The church already recognizes an Eastern Rite allowing priest marriages.
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Washington, D.C
National
Black Lay Catholic Caucus
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