Lawyer Faces Murder Charge In Prison Break
San Rafael AP report says Stephen M. Bingham, a 29 year old lawyer, is charged with five counts of murder tied to the San Quentin escape. Marin County DA Bruce Bates alleges Bingham smuggled a pistol to George Jackson, a key figure in the uprising, who killed five during the incident.
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Calif
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San Quentin
Marin County Dist. Atty
Bruce Bates
Bingham
George Jackson
Comvict
Jackson
Bales
Soledad Brothers
Soledad Prison
California
Angela Davis
Marin County
Jonathan
Miss Davis
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Salem
Conn
Young Bingham
Connecticut Goy
U.S
Hiram Bingham
Yale University
Boalt Hall Law School
University of California At Berkeley
Oakland
Dwyer Votes No on 2.3% Income Tax Over Welfare Spending
State Senator R Budd Dwyer opposed the 2 3 per cent income tax signed by Gov Shapp citing welfare and other state spending programs the state has no responsibility to finance He warned welfare regulations laxity would push costs up and urged spending reform He noted high business taxes and rising consumer taxes as part of the fiscal crisis.
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Gov. Shapp
Department of Welfare
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Welfare
Dwyer
Washington County
Fiddler
London
Tutte Lemkow
Senate
Pennsylvania
Masler Named Vice President At Corry Jamestown
William F. Masler, former president of the Aero-Flow Corry division, was named vice president operations for the Corry Jamestown division of the Singer Company plant. He will oversee manufacturing in Corry and Youngstown Ohio and supervise product engineering industrial engineering production control and purchasing. Masler resides on Wright Street and previously led Aero-Flow after its sale last October. His career includes roles at Bendix Hamilton Division Hamilton Ohio Vitramon Bridgeport Conn and Bassick Company Bridgeport Conn.
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William F. Masler
Aero-Fiow Corry
Corry Jamestown
Singer Company
L. Richard Fuller
Masler
Corry
Youngstown
Ohio
Wright Street
Aero-Flow
Hamilton
Bendix Corporation
Vitramon, Inc
Bridgeport
Nixon to Meet Emperor Hirohito in Alaska Stop
President Nixon will meet Emperor Hirohito for 50 minutes in Anchorage Alaska as Hirohito's jet stops at Elmendorf Air Force Base en route to Europe. It will be the first U.S. president emperor meeting. Hirohito will proceed to Denmark and then to several European nations including Belgium Britain West Germany France the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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Nixon
Hirohito
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Alaska
Europe
Imperial Household Agency
United States
Japan
Nagako
Denmark
Belgium
Britain
West Germany
France
The
Netherlands
Switzerland
Nixon Holds Back Data On Military Aid
President Nixon invokes executive privilege for the second time to deny the Senate Foreign Relations Committee access to a supposed five year plan for military aid. Chairman Fulbright demands the document as part of the $4.4 billion foreign aid authorization. Defense Secretary Laird denies its existence. Staats investigates. A second brief note from Johannesburg reports a 90 year old watchmaker credits whisky milk garlic breakfast for longevity.
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Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J.W. Fulbright
T. Ark
Melvin R. Laird
Elmer B. Staats
Pentagon
Fulbright
Tam
Laird
White House
PBI
Congress
Executive Branch
Senate
Raymonds Enter Snowmobile Parts Line with Outrider Brand
The Associated Spring division announces a new venture into the snowmobile field to service dealers with running gear parts. The Outrider line includes track, sprockets, bearings, belts, wheels, and shafts. First sales are expected mid next month.
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Raymond Plant
Associated Spring Division
Associated Spring
ASC
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