Hanoi March Night of Brutal Spectacle
Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton Jr recounts the Hanoi March during his POW years, detailing a crowd’s brutal treatment, a guarded parade through streets toward the Hilton and Zoo, rock thrown by a woman, beatings, and a perilous return to a POW cell as guards threaten further harm.
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Jeremiah A. Denton Jr
Hanoi
Clark Air Base
USN
Kathryn Johnson
Associated Press
Hilton
Zoo
Aniger
Bob Peel
Bob
Prosecutor Sees Hiding of Wiretap Data in Court-Martial
In Hershey Pennsylvania a wiretap court-martial wrapped after two weeks of testimony with key questions lingering. Maj. Robert Rice cited a witness refusal to answer and suggested there was data to hide tied to former State Police Commissioner Rocco Arella.
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Hershey
Robert Rice
Rocco P. Arella
Stephen Luchansky
Metro Kardash
Curtis Guyette
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
George Washington Motor Lodge
King of Prussia
Philadelphia
Arella
Luchansky
Kardash
Guyette
Tpr
Gerald DeWalt
Rice
DeWalt
Crime Commission
Atty
J. Shane Creamer
Wallace Worth
James D. Barger
Barger
Commonwealth Court
Commission
Nixon Gives Up On Gray As FBI Chief
President Nixon proposes Henry Petersen as permanent FBI director after Gray’s nomination fails. Petersen, 52, heads the Justice Department criminal division and would need Senate approval. DOJ seeks “ducks in a row” as key senators are sounded. Meanwhile Marseille bandits kill four in a bar battle near the old port in a gang war.
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Nixon
Gray
FBI
ST. Paul
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Petersen
Judiciary Committee
Kleindienst
Senate
Justice Department
Marseille
France
ITT Chairman Testifies On Chile Contribution Probe
ITT board chairman Harold S. Geneen testifies before a Senate subcommittee over plans to move up to $1 million through the U.S. government to Chile in 1970. The Foreign Relations panel has heard conflicting accounts about ITT's motive during Chilean President Allende’s campaign, with John A. McCone testifying that Geneen pressed officials in September 1970 to back the contribution.
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Washington
ITT
Harold S. Geneen
Senate
U.S
Chile
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Salvador Allende
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Geneen
Allende
Edward J. Gerrity
William Y. Broe
CIA
Jorge E. Alessandri
Jack Neal
Charles Meyer
Inter-American Affairs
Viron P. Vaky
Henry Kissinger
White House
Meyer
Neal
Waky
Costa Rica
Kissinger
RUA
Ridgway Lumber Yard Fire Causes $500000 Loss
An early Sunday fire at Buehler Lumber Co in Ridgway caused an estimated 500000 in damage. About 100 volunteers from three companies fought the blaze for four hours before units were released. The main building and sawmill equipment were destroyed, forcing the layoff of 15 mill workers.
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Ridgway
Buehler Lumber Co
James Wessely
David Hollenbaugh
Wrap
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Weo
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Trac
Jane Parker
Corry
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