Police seek bomb witness after New York airport blast
New York police pursue a possible witness who spoke to 911 after Monday’s bombing at a major airport baggage area. Detectives question a woman who described two men in a phone booth before the blast as investigators bag debris and analyze locker-room remains for clues. Authorities mention possible ties to Palestinian and Puerto Rican groups and an underworld figure. No warning call was found in tapes. Detectors examine bomb residue as they reconstruct the scene.
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Pope condemns airport bombing in New York
Pope Paul VI condemned the LaGuardia Airport bombing as senseless violence killing 11 and injuring over 50. In a telegram to Bishop Mugavero he offered prayers to the bereaved and praised emergency responders while denouncing violence that fuels hatred. He urged vigilance to defend life and criticized kidnappers and abortion debates in Italy.
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AT&T Faces Historic Antitrust Court Fight
The Bell System and Western Electric are named in a Justice Department suit alleging monopolistic control of U S telecommunications. The FCC argues the case belongs in court and seeks to move the matter from regulatory to judicial jurisdiction. AT&T claims FCC has exclusive power over telecommunications and seeks a ruling.
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Western Electric Co., Inc
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