Witness Douglas Confident Amid Kissinger Kidnapping Trial
In a tense courtroom session, Douglas defends his testimony against questions by Leonard Boudin and others while prosecutors press the Kissinger kidnapping plot claim. The case also ties to 1970 plots to blow heating tunnels and vandalize draft offices, with Douglas noting a $200 FBI reward tied to Daniel Berrigan’s arrest.
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Douglas
White House
Henry Kissinger
Philip Berrigan
Leonard Boudin
Mossexamine Douglas
Lian Chie
William Lynch
U.S
R. Dixon Herman
Kissinger
Berrigan
Washington, D.C
Draft Board
FBI
Daniel Berrigan
Philip
Boudin
Maryland
New York
Lewisburg
Block Island
R.I
Leopard Escapes Buffalo Zoo Cage Kills Puma
A black leopard escaped from a Buffalo Zoo cage and killed a puma in a neighboring enclosure. Curator William F. Leumer cited a faulty door as the cause. The notice adds an unrelated classified line about car ads.
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Zoo
N.Y
Buffalo Zoo
William F. Leumer
Can Musicians Be Champions
Jessica Nichols and Patricia Toth have pursued four years of high school music travel and competition. Both have first chair records across district and regional band and orchestra meets, with Pat earning a high honorable mention in the Erie Philharmonic Young People’s Competition and Jessie achieving top woodwind marks at Edinboro State College Music Festival. They plan to continue studying music after graduation, with Pat aiming for Mansfield and Jessie seeking any college that accepts her, and they will perform together in Bradford Saturday night at 8 p.m.
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Jessica Nichols
Patricia Toth
Pat
Jessie
Bradford
Pittsburgh
Erie Philharmonic
Edinboro
Mansfield State College
Mansfield
Santana
Bradford High School
Lennons Face Deportation Hearing Over Expired Visas
A U.S. Immigration Service special hearing is set today to decide if John Lennon and Yoko Ono should be deported after their visas expired on February 29. If ordered to leave, no penalty is imposed and it won’t bar their future U.S. return, per an immigration spokesman who called such hearings common.
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New York
U.S. Immigration Service
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
United States
Actress Jean Seberg Weds Dennis Berry in Las Vegas
MARSHALLTOWN IOWA AP The parents of actress Jean Seberg disclosed her marriage to Dennis Berry an American film director who has lived in Paris since childhood The couple wed in Las Vegas last Sunday and returned to Paris where Seberg is filming The Assassination Attempt It is Seberg s third marriage
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Jean Seberg
Dennis Berry
Paris
Edward Seberg
Joan of Arc
Berry
Las Vegas
Miss Seberg
Agnew Defends Wallace Against Radical Label
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said Alabama Governor George Wallace has been the target of unfair innuendo but found nothing radical in his Florida primary campaign. Wallace won 42 percent in Florida, with Humphrey second at 18 percent, Jackson 13 percent, and Muskie 9 percent. Agnew criticized Muskie’s denunciation of Wallace’s victory and predicted Wisconsin as the next test for Wallace. Humphrey said Wisconsin differs from Florida, while Muskie and McGovern compete for 160 delegates in Illinois and Wisconsin’s slate. Boost Corry- It’s Good For You.
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Associated Press
Spiro T. Agnew
Alabama
George Wallace
Florida
Agnew
Drake University
Des Moines
Gov. Wallace
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry Jackson
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Illinois
George McGovern
South Dakota
Eugene J. McCarthy
McGovern
Muskie and
McCarthy
Boost Corry
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Ponder
Yoko
Ken Win
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DODGE
Corry
Chrysler
Plymouth
First Ave
Corry, PA
Peint
Dodge Boys
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