Berrigan Seeks Overturn of Conviction in Wiretap Case
In Harrisburg, Rev. Philip Berrigan moves to overturn his letters smuggling conviction, as defense concedes loss on illegal wiretap grounds. Judge R Dixon Herman hears arguments amid claims of selective enforcement of the contraband statute and potential retrial on remaining charges.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
William Bender
Berrigan
Bender
U.S
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
FBI
Elizabeth McAlister
Elizabeth
Lewisburg
McAlister
Hernan
Kenneth Bass
Nixon to Moscow on summit trip confirms plan
Washington AP report says President Nixon will travel to Moscow after all, with Mrs. Nixon confirming the trip and noting the plan to depart Saturday for Salzburg as the first stop on a four country, two week mission. She says she would be disappointed if the journey is called off and plans to visit a school, university, and Moscow subway. Falcons reduce bird plane collisions at US bases in eastern England with seven incidents noted over two years, down from about 50 per year prior to falcon use.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
White House
Southeast Asia
Salzburg
Austria
London
US Air Force
England
Air Force
Corry Memorial Hospital Struggles to Call In Doctor on Duty
The News Today reports at 7 A.M. today Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in an emergency. It lists names of volunteers and discharged individuals, including Mrs Helen Haight Mrs Ruth Joyce and various local residents from Corry North Cymer Spring Creek and surrounding areas.
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Helen Haight
Ruth Joyce
Kent B. Heulink
R.D
North Cymer
Dale
Caroline Leslie
Corry
Irving Sullivan
David
David Qurry Jr
Spring Creek
Robert
Robert B. Maynard Sr
Arthur J. Schaub
South Center Street
Alton H. Burdick Jr
Clymer
Paul Hopkins
North Center Street
Bryan
Arley Earls
McHale Loses Power Over Rural Poverty Funds
Harrisburg AP State Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale faces a Senate move to strip his authority to pick funding for agricultural research aimed at rural poverty. A new 17 member committee will decide which projects receive the roughly 400000 dollars. The measure passed unanimously as reforms seek to curb perceived agribusiness bias. A subcommittee may keep McHale’s influence in part, including farmer representatives. The Albany Brazil leg meets in Brasilia October 23 to discuss international lottery cooperation for 48 nations.
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Harrisburg
Jim McHale
Senate
McHale
Agriculture Secretary
Atty
J. Shane Creamer
Roy Wilt
R Mercer
Patrick Stapleton
Indiana
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Senate Agriculture
Sao Paulo
Brazil
International Congress of State Lotteries
Brasilia
Corry Native Earns PhD in Medicine
David H. Rifenberick son of Mr and Mrs Harold Rifenberick of Corry earned a PhD from the Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia His doctoral work studied Some Aspects of Rat Liver Function After Chronic Ethanol Administration He will join the Department of Neurology University of Maryland Medical School in a post doctoral appointment
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David H. Rifenberick
Harold Rifenberick of
Corry
The
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rifenberick
Department of
University of Maryland Medical School
Union City Memorial Hospital Admits Local Residents
Union City Memorial Hospital admitted James Hulings age 34 of Graves Street. Also listed are Mrs Gerald Schweitzer R D 4 Centerville Mrs Gladys Kitelinger R D 4 Union Mrs Robert King R D 2 Union City Marvin Johnson R D 2 Union City Mrs Eugene Sweet 55 South Main and Miss Lori Schenk R D 2 Union City.
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James Hulings
Graves Street
Gerald Schweitzer
R.D
Centerville
Gladys Kitelinger
Union
Robert King
Union City
Marvin Johnson
Eugene Sweet
South Main Street
Lori Schenk
Prosecution Ends Case Against Angela Davis
The prosecution wrapped its murder kidnap conspiracy case against Angela Davis after presenting a heavily edited diary excerpt in which she describes marriage vows and calls herself George Jackson's lifelong wife. The defense plans to seek a directed verdict of acquittal, arguing insufficient evidence after seven weeks of trial, 95 witnesses, and over 200 exhibits.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
George Jackson
Albert Harris Jr
Miss Davis
UCLA
Jackson
Leo A. Branton
Richard H. Arnason
Harris
Report shows hijackers largely avoid capture over years
Washington AP reports a tabulation from the FAA and Justice Department shows since 1961 only 37 hijackers were convicted, with varying prison terms and several killed or institutionalized. The analysis notes declines in hijacking attempts and some recent success in capturing or killing hijackers.
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Transportation
John A. Volpe
Volpe
James M. Beggs
Reyes
Transportation and Justice Department
Banke
Cuba
Passions and Plot: Miss Davis Linked to Marin Escape
The state argues Miss Davis sought to free Jackson from San Quentin by supplying four guns and aiding an Aug 7 1970 Marin County Civic Center escape plan. A judge and four hostages were to be traded. the plan failed, causing multiple deaths including the judge and convicts. Journal entries reflected Davis’s love for Jackson.
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Miss Davis
Jackson
San Quentin
Marin County Civic Center
Arnason
Soledad Prison
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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