Four Charged With Killing Prison Guard
Pittsburgh AP: Convicted killer Stanley Hoss and three Western Penitentiary inmates face murder charges in the death of guard Walter Peterson 42 of Clairton. Autopsy cites severe skull fractures and upper-body injuries from a maximum-security cellblock attack. Inmates allegedly lured Peterson to an exercise room claiming a broken radio cord and attacked him in retaliation for lockdown decisions.
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Kissinger Opens Middle East Tour With Algeria Visit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a brief stop in Algiers to meet President Boumedienne and Algerian Foreign Minister Boutilika before regional talks. He aims to secure Arab backing for policy in the Geneva peace conference and later addresses Western Europe policy. The trip follows moves to reassure Britain on oil and Israel at the peace talks.
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Israeli Leaders Clash Over Geneva Peace Talks
Foreign Minister Abba Eban reaffirmed Israel will attend the Geneva peace conference amid Dayan threats to boycott if Syria is present and POW lists are not handed over. Eban signaled talks with Egypt Jordan and Lebanon possible, while Syria’s stance remains a barrier until POWs are resolved. Meanwhile West Bank protests follow deportations and arrests as saboteurs resume activity. Security actions include house demolitions and arrests as analysts note guerrillas flexing for the Geneva meeting.
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Nixon Plane Crew Spends Hours Flying Without Him
Washington AP report notes President Nixon weighs travel by train to showcase energy savings while Air Force One and its crew remain active. Col Ralph Albertazzio explains weekly flying keeps crew proficiency and detects minor issues, with flight time cut after a fuel emergency. A Florida rail trip is considered but unlikely to save fuel. presidential jets could still be dispatched for emergencies.
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