Press suit seeks to end prison interview ban nationwide
ACLU and reporters from The New York Times The Washington Post The Village Voice The New York Daily News Playboy Enterprises Inc and Amsterdam News Inc filed a class action in Washington to force the federal prisons bureau to permit interviews with inmates The suit claims the ban violates freedom of the press and inmates rights and aims for a permanent injunction against the policy.
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Navy approves new atom submarine Drum commission planned
The Navy chief authorized commissioning of the nuclear submarine Drum after sea trials completed Tuesday under Adm. Hyman G. Rickover. Commanded by Cdr. J. L. Willis of Beaufort, D C, Drum was built at Mare Island Naval Shipyard and will join the Pacific Fleet later this year.
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China taught children to march with wooden rifles says Soviet
Soviet commentator V Nedelin in Sovietskaya Rossiya claims China trains preschoolers to march with wooden rifles and throw grenades. He tabs the Soviet Union as China’s No 1 enemy and denounces any easing of international tension as cursed.
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Autopsy slated for ex movie queen Rochelle Hudson
An autopsy was performed today on Rochelle Hudson, famed film star of the 1930s to 1950s. Her body was found on her Palm Desert home bathroom floor by Walter Price. Hudson appeared in more than 75 movies including Queen of Broadway and Rebel Without a Cause. She had three marriages and divorces, with her last divorce finalized just over a week ago.
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Witness Against IRA Slain in Belfast Home
Sidney Agnes New, 40, a bus driver due to testify against IRA suspects, was shot in the doorway of his Mount district home in east Belfast while his family watched. Sources say the killing may have been intended to stop him from appearing in court.
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Rising water threatens Venice and Italian coast
Water rose nearly four feet in Venice as gale force winds battered fishing fleets from Trieste to Bari. At least 70 people in Trieste were injured by falls on wet sidewalks, with ten more hurt near Calamo. Sirens sounded as water reached eleven feet, merchants moved wares, and canal traffic stalled under low bridges.
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Two Die Saving Others In Hotel Fire In Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a fire at the Albert Penn Hotel claimed two lives as Twe Tien scrambled into an elevator to warn residents. The elevator stopped on the floor where the blaze raged and both men, Robert Carter and Adam Donofrio, perished. Nine other residents required hospital treatment, four admitted.
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Skylab crew named for first U.S. space station mission
NASA announced the second pair of moonwalkers Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean will command one two of the three man crews for Skylab orbiting 270 miles above Earth in 1973. The three crews include a mix of Navy Marine Corps and Air Force pilots and scientists.
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Russian arming of Egypt expected
London based reports say substantial Soviet weapons shipments will go to Egypt in coming months. MIG jets including MIG23s, MIG28s, SA7 and SAM systems, ground to ground missiles, radar gear, and air defense components are planned to reinforce Soviet ships in the Mediterranean and deter the U S sixth fleet. Some gear to remain under Soviet control. New SAM sites near Aswan Dam and an air base are cited as part of the expanded system. The move follows a Kremlin Egyptian accord made during Anwar Sadat's Moscow visit last October.
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Spain leftist group abducts industrialist in Basque country
In San Sebastian a Basque separatist ETA unit abducted Lorenza Zabala, 44, from his motorcycle plant office. Four men dragged him into a car and drove away. ETA claimed the act in letters to a Bilbao newspaper and radio station, threatening execution within five days unless workers’ demands include reinstatement and wage hikes are met. Zabala sits on multiple boards, including Precicontrol 8.4, amid ongoing labor tensions and plant relocation talks. Police reported shots fired but no injuries.
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