Allenwood prison denials NF war draft detainees claim
Warden J J Parker says there are no political prisoners at Allenwood federal prison. He states inmates are only those convicted of federal law violations and not detained awaiting trial. Allenwood houses about 346 inmates, many convicted of Selective Service violations, and serves as a large East Coast facility for draft resisters.
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U.S
J. J. Parker
Parker
William Kunstler
Kunstler
New York
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United States
Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Allen‘wood
Twelve Juveniles Arrested in Wattsburg Fair Grounds Break‑In
State Troopers John Evanko and Paul Sits arrested 12 juvenile boys, all Wattsburg area students, in connection with the recent break-in at the Wattsburg Fair Grounds.
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Wattsburg Fair Grounds
John Evanko
Paul
Wattsburg School
Fairgrounds
Wattsburg
EIB
Erie Paper Strike Shuts Legal Ads in County
The Erie Newspaper Guild strike blocks legal advertising in county papers forcing officials to seek alternative outlets. County Solicitor Mortimer Graham weighs which papers are general circulation for mandatory notices while Wattsburg youths face burglary charges tied to a fairgrounds break-in and trailer damage.
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Erie
Newspaper Guild
Mortimer Graham
Corry
Youth Alright After Bike Car Accident In Corry
A 15 year old Corry boy, Ernest W. Whaley Jr., is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a bike incident near East Columbus avenue. Lincoln Love, 57, of Memphis, driving west, says the boy fell against his left rear fender while passing another car.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ernest W. Whaley Jr
Sciota Street
Lincoln
Love
Memphis, Tenn
East Columbus Avenue
City to Call for Triennial Assessment
City Council will authorize the assessor to conduct a triennial property review. All properties will be examined and adjusted as needed with appeals available when the new notices are mailed. Assessor William Miller notes recent assessments have been kept up to date and limited changes are expected for 1969 values.
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William Miller
Miller
Car Hits Pole in Corry Area Damage at 1500
Corry State Police report a late night crash on a secondary road near Hydetown. Leonard L. Wilson, 44, lost control at a railroad crossing, hitting a utility pole. auto damage estimated at 1500 dollars. No medical treatment sought. Earlier, two motorists escaped injury after a Route B collision near zh Harkless, 48, Centerville, swerved to avoid a tire change, causing damage of 150 dollars to his car and 05 to Michael D. Watral, 35, of Erie.
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Corry
Leonard L. Wilson
Hydetown
Clair J. Stile
Harkless
Centerville
Michael D. Watral
Erie
Harkless Auto
Watral
Rockets Pound U S Military Positions Near Saigon
On the third day of Melvin Laird's visit to South Vietnam, rocket and mortar attacks intensified against U S positions. A battalion attempted to storm a landing zone of the 1st Air Cavalry at dawn 15 miles north of Saigon, leaving 154 enemy dead and 11 Americans killed with 30 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. Defense
Melvin Laird
South Vietnam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong Delta
Apollo 9 crew advances toward moon landing goal
NASA reports Apollo 9 mission in the relaxed second half with McDivitt Scott and Schweickart clearing the final lunar module tests and practicing lunar rendezvous. Engineers plan to possibly speed moon landing date but July target for Apollo 11 remains likely unchanged.
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Air Force
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Beating of Edinboro Student Leads to Arrests
Edinboro police pursue four Alliance College students after an 11 year old Albion student at Edinboro State College was severely beaten in Shafer Hall. Two suspects charged with assault and battery remain unnamed while two more arrests expected as investigators seek motives and identities.
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Edinboro
Albion
Edinboro State College
Collge Infirmary
David Soltis
the Journal
Soltis
Shafer Hall
Prisoner Howard Drury Escapes Farm Detail
A state prison convict Howard Drury 31 Marmoth Spring Arkansas escaped from a farm detail Friday and was about four miles away when he stopped at a farm house to ask for food. He was serving a four year sentence for robbery.
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Jefferson City
Howard Drury
Drury
Marmoth Spring
Ark
Sirhan Defense To Call Psychiatrists In Kennedy Trial
Los Angeles AP Sirhan Bishara Sirhan will have psychologists testify next week to argue diminished capacity in the murder trial of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Testimony from experts, some hypnotized, could fill much of the trial week around October 10.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Priday
Richard Lubic
Kennedy
Rabago
Hans Bidstrup
Grant B. Cooper
LEM Now Just $41 Million Garbage Truck
The lunar module from Apollo 9 became space junk after Friday testing. Its engines burned until fuel exhausted, sending the LEM into an orbit from 144 to 4300 miles. Astronaut Russell L. Schweickart collected trash from the command ship and loaded it into the LEM.
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LEM
Space Center
Houston
Russell L. Schweickart
Mail flood swamps White House with offshore drilling letters
Citizens flood Congress and the Interior Department with requests for tighter offshore drilling limits after the Union Oil well leak near Santa Barbara. Messages from Ventura County and across the nation urge bans or stricter controls, with some defending government action to halt drilling.
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Washington
California
Santa Barbara
Congress
White House
Interior Department
Union Oil Co
Sttacken
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